Davey J. Santistevan Jr.ContributorThe Chronicle-News The young Mighty Miner football team lost their second game of season at home last Saturday afternoon. They played a… Login to continue reading Login…
Colorado Division of Fire Prevention and Control The Colorado Division of Fire Prevention and Control completed its biennial Fire Service Needs Assessment. Conducted from November… Login to continue reading Login…
Colorado Parks and Wildlife Colorado Parks and Wildlife manages five mule deer herds west of I-25 in the southeast region and is asking for the… Login to continue reading Login…
Throngs of residents filled downtown Trinidad Monday to begin Labor Day festivities by attending the annual parade. Cheerleaders, bands, veterans and a number of local businesses and community organizations snaked their way through crowd and onto Main Street. This year the parade was celebrating its’ 115th year.
On Aug. 27, the Trinidad Welcome Center announced that its Trolley season would be cut short, just shy of its scheduled end— Labor Day Weekend.
The symptoms that took Fowler resident Carol Benzing to the doctor eight years ago were vague: bloating, lower back discomfort and trouble urinating. She initially dismissed them as signs of aging and the long hours she put in as a pharmacist. Eventually, she couldn’t ignore her intuition that something wasn’t right and scheduled an appointment. A Physician Assistant at her doctor’s office ordered an ultrasound, which revealed an 18 cm tumor on Benzing’s left ovary.
Sitting atop nearly 370 acres of mountainous landscapes, adjacent to a mile-long lake filled with trout, crawdads, and crystal-clear water, and stunning views that showcase the best of southeastern Colorado, sat a stage, projecting waves of tunes, reverberating guitar riffs, clicking high-hats, thumping bass chords, and melodic vocals.
The Trinidad School District No. 1 held its board meeting on Wednesday, Aug. 27, during which superintendent Olivia Bachicha provided an update to the district’s funding efforts for the Minor track field renovation and claimed that registration numbers have gone up since the previous school year.
On Aug. 28, the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish’s Wildlife announced that it now has a new management area—the Bartlett Mesa Ranch, a 2,224-acre conservation area containing hiking and wildlife-viewing opportunities.
On Tuesday, Aug. 26, Colfax County received its list of nominees who plan to run for municipal offices, with the county being one of 33 in the state, according to New Mexico Political Report.