San Isabel Electric holds 86th annual meeting
WALSENBURG — Families, friends and neighbors from near and far gathered at Walsenburg Junior Senior High School on Saturday, September 21 for San Isabel Electric’s 86th annual Meeting.
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Zion’s Lutheran Church to host annual animal blessings on Saturday, Oct. 5
Zion’s Lutheran Church will again invite pet owners and their pets to join in the blessing of the animals at 10 a.m.
New City of Trinidad communications coordinator plans to add fresh perspective, improve communications across all channels
Victoria Klein officially started her new position last Tuesday, Sept.
City financial report paints unsettling picture as declining marijuana sales, unexpected expenses, contribute to decline in revenue
During the City of Trinidad City Council work session and special meeting, finance director Cheryl Navarette presented the financial report for the second quarter of 2024, noting the drastic decrease in the city’s tax revenue compared to the previous year and the impact of declining marijuana revenue and unexpected expenditures.
What is the Bar NI Grant, who can apply before deadline?
As the September 30 Bar NI Ranch Community Fund Grant proposal deadline approached, representatives Linda and Tom Perry urged organizations to submit proposals.
‘It’s been an honor to serve Las Animas County as Fishers Peak Fire Chief,’ says ‘Buddy’ Curro, who retires after decades of service
A respected community member, leader, family man and fire chief, is now retiring.
Gun threats prompt Trinidad School District, Hoehne to close their doors
On Sept.19, The Trinidad Police Department released a statement confirming that the through Safe2Tell a message was forwarded to the Trinidad Communications Center regarding a claim of a possible school shooting, which prompted the district to shut it’s doors.
Department of Energy awards $2M to Raton for solar energy initiative
As part of the Department of Energy’s local government energy program, Raton Public Service Company in Raton was awarded $2 million to complete phase 2 of a municipally owned utility solar energy initiative and to expand and integrate infrastructure into the existing grid.