Primero’s Lady Bulldogs play final playoff game
On Feb. 20, the Primero Lady Bulldogs traveled to play the La Veta Redhawks in their only playoff game of the season, losing 54-22.
March 2023
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Super Bowl wager total in Colorado sees almost 7.5% drop
Wagers made in Colorado for this year’s Super Bowl saw an almost 7.5% decline compared to last year’s game, according to state data released on Thursday. Almost $38 million was wagered in the state on the Super Bowl, compared to $41 million wagered on the game in 2022, the Colorado Division of Gaming said.
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No one would argue with the fact that there is evil in the world
When my mother was eighty-seven, she called to ask my opinion about some counsel she had received from some well-meaning Christian friends. They told her that the Devil was always present, always beside her, always trying to make her fall. Near the point of tears, she asked if that was true. A widow for thirty-three years, the thought of the Devil constantly beside her, testing her, only served to deepen her sense of loneliness and fear.
Crime report for Feb. 22 — March 8: Incidents include vehicle accidents, fire, animal control, menacing
The Trinidad Police Department responded to or initiated some 445 calls for service between Thursday, Feb. 22, and Wednesday, March 8, including dogs atlarge, menacing, vehicle accidents and harassment.
Look to the sky: Now is a great time to track Venus as it moves east across the night sky
March began with Jupiter and Venus very close together in the evening sky. Jupiter will appear to get closer and closer to the sun, so by the end of March, you will only have a few minutes to see it after the sun sets but before Jupiter sets in the west.
Primero junior reps district during state-level poetry competition
Primero High School junior Cade Vigil represented the district on the state-level this month when he competed at the Colorado Poetry Out Loud competition on Wednesday, March 1, in Colorado Springs. Vigil earned the right to represent Primero after winning first place in both his class and school competitions with his poetic recitation of “Siren Song.” “Poetry Out Loud is a humanities and arts education program held each year during National Poetry Month,” said Primero high school English teacher and competition sponsor Patricia Johnson.
Trinidad schools see financial boost to support neutral party during strategic planning talks
Trinidad School District No. 1 will see an additional helping hand in its ongoing 10-year strategic planning discussions after receiving funding to support a neutral party to facilitate the process.
Man cuts all ties to family after the death of his dog
DEAR ABBY: Five years ago, my older brother had an accident and needed to live at my parents’ house while he recovered. He brought along his 4-yearold dog, “Pepper.” The dog needed to be on a special diet.
Pike-San Isabel had an agenda when it banned offroading on some national forest roads, lawsuit claims
A Buena Vista-based offroad group has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Forest Service and the Pike-San Isabel National Forest supervisor over her decision to end motorized recreation on roads used by four-wheel drive enthusiasts since the 1980s.