Volunteers work to refresh garden at Baca House in honor of late friend
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May 2025
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OEDIT announces new director of Rural Opportunity Office
Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade The Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade has named Meridith Marshall as director of the… Login to continue reading Login…
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Bent’s Old Fort announces special Junior Ranger Day program this Saturday
National Park Service Bent’s Old Fort National Historic Site is excited to announce a special program in the park from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.,… Login to continue reading Login…
Authorities apprehend alleged Las Animas kidnapper after high-speed chase
Last week, Wednesday, Apr. 30, the Bent County Sheriff’s Office announced that they had apprehended Michellie Salazar, 48, in Las Animas after she reportedly attempted to flee the responding deputies.
Why, how, do ants walk in a perfect line?
Yvaine YeCU Boulder In the world of ants, order isn’t optional. These tiny insects live in colonies with millions of others, working together as a… Login to continue reading Login…
Historian reflects on lessons learned 50 years after Vietnam
Doug McPhersonCU Boulder Of all that’s been said about the Vietnam War, perhaps it was this in 1964 from U.S. Sen. Wayne Morse that still stings, even today: “I believe…
First National Bank celebrates 150 years
First National Bank of Trinidad celebrated it’s 150 year anniversary by inviting people to attend it’s open house, complete with a ribbon cutting, free cupcakes, a free 150th anniversary book, and it’s “Our History in Banking” exhibit, where Chris England poses next displays, and explains how banking has evolved throughout its history.
ECMC presents study of natural methane seeps, produced water quality in Raton Basin
The Colorado Energy and Carbon Management Commission, ECMC, provided a presentation Tuesday, May 6, during the Las Animas County Board of County Commissioner’s meeting and unveiled the results of a study on natural methane seeps and produced water quality in the Raton Basin.
Colorado traffic fatalities down 21% this year — crashes that involve speed, impairment, distractions fall
Colorado Department of Transportation Traffic fatalities in Colorado are down this year, a positive sign as state agencies continue to push toward zero deaths on… Login to continue reading Login…