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.
Friends of Historical Trinidad The Trinidad History Museum recently received a $3,000 donation from the Friends of Historical Trinidad, a 501(c)3 organization, headquartered in Denver.… Login to continue reading Login…
Brooke GollaherContributorThe Chronicle- News For the past twenty years, the youth ministry at First Christian Church in Trinidad, Colorado has been a beacon of hope… Login to continue reading Login…
Staff reportThe Chronicle-News The TransAmerican Motorcycle Endurance Run, a 4,000-mile race featuring motorcycles at least a century old, will stop on Main St. Trinidad on… Login to continue reading Login…
For Labor Day weekend, back in 2023, Gillian Maria helped bring Trinidad’s Legacy Rodeo, and all its festivities, to the Las Animas County Fairgrounds, and, by all accounts, it was successful. It had support and participation from the community and plenty of business sponsorship. So, what happened to the rodeo? How did a local tradition, that’s been an annual Labor Day staple since 1910, not reach its 115th year?
Jessica HuffmanLibrary DirectorTrinidad Carnegie Public Library The Trinidad Carnegie Public Library and the broader Trinidad community mourn the loss of Marjie Kiefer, a dedicated advocate… Login to continue reading Login…
On Monday, July 25, Chicanos Por La Causa’s Early Childhood Development Colorado held its second Health and Resource Fair at its Trinidad Head Start location, which the CPLC ECD health coordinator said brought around 100 people.
During a special meeting of the Las Animas County Board of County Commissioners, officials considered a potential sales tax measure for the Trinidad Youth Club, which they ultimately rejected, citing concerns with the proposed ballot language, among other issues.
The 23rd Judicial District announced Tuesday, July 29, that Roy Allen Elliott Casaus, 33, out of Trinidad, was sentenced to 13 years in prison after a high-speed chase in Castle Rock, while driving a stolen vehicle, led him to crash into several patrol cars.