Benjamin MandileReporter The Chronicle-News Trinidad gave a nod to its history Sunday afternoon when the Trinidad Triggers and Trinidad first responders took to the field… Login to continue reading Login…
Benjamin Mandile Reporter The Chronicle-News Developers share decision-making process in garden development sharing that planning sought homage to late-sister Sister Blandina Wellness Gardens, which saw… Login to continue reading Login…
Benjamin Mandile Reporter The Chronicle-News The Trinidad Triggers are expecting a repeat of last year: that is, making it to the playoffs for the second… Login to continue reading Login…
Julenna Lopez Correspondent The Chronicle-News As track season comes to a close, the Bulldogs hosted an athletic banquet for all the high school athletes who… Login to continue reading Login…
Daniel LeonettiCorrespondentThe Chronicle-News Stefano Grosso turned to toy-making and the melody of music to escape the traumatic memories of the famous “Lost Battalion.” He would… Login to continue reading Login…
Staff reportThe Chronicle-News Veterans matter in Las Animas County, and they were recognized for their service last weekend during the annual Armed Forces Day Parade… Login to continue reading Login…
Davey J. Santistevan Jr.CorrespondentThe Chronicle-News It was colorful, it was fun for children of all ages and families were brought together for Mother’s Day, during… Login to continue reading Login…
“Open House,” Main Street LIVE’s latest production, will run final showings this weekend, after opening last week, bringing family drama to the main stage for viewers to compare to their own familial happenings.
I attended a dress rehearsal of “It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play,” produced by Main Street Live, last Thursday with limited expectations. First, the original “It’s a Wonderful Life” is an American classic.
The eyes must’ve been two feet tall. And they were looking right at you.