During the heat of the pandemic, in the fall of 2020, a group of friends who had recently graduated film school at Chapman University traveled to a cabin in Stonewall to film a horror movie with only an initial shoestring budget of around $5,000.
Doc Leonetti Correspondent The Chronicle News Rhonda Valdez-Samora has always been a fighter, perpetually pushing forward when confronted with adversity. Husband Chris has been battling… Login to continue reading Login…
Staff report The Chronicle-News Security cameras on Main Street in downtown Trinidad captured a devastating two vehicle accident on Wednesday, April 17, that saw a… Login to continue reading Login…
Shoot-Out at Sadie’s Saloon, a melodrama, gave audiences a reason to boo — and cheer and laugh, with its encouragement for audiences to participate and react to the purposely bombastic dialogue and sensationalized performances. Director Nancy Mitchell opened the play and encouraged the crowd to get as involved with the play as possible, to boo the villain, cheer the hero, and interact with the actors.
During the Trinidad City Council meeting on Tuesday, April 16, the council discussed this year’s Santa Fe Trail Days Festival, public comments expressed financial concerns and Noah’s Arch returned funding.
T’Naus NietoThe Chronicle-News After the Co-op Trinidad closed at the end of 2023, many locals expressed their disappointment that the food market on Main Street,… Login to continue reading Login…
First National Bank In March Branson students donated pennies to help support a scholarship fund for graduating seniors. Grades kindergarten through high school seniors brought… Login to continue reading Login…
Davey J. Santistevan Jr.Corespondent The Chronicle-News The Trinidad to Pueblo route of the new Bustang Outrider Program is riding high after its first year of… Login to continue reading Login…
During the Trinidad City Council meeting on Tuesday, April 16, the council discussed this year’s Santa Fe Trail Days Festival, public comments expressed financial concerns and Noah’s Arch returned funding.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife Although offering food to others is usually considered admirable, feeding wildlife is more harmful than helpful because human food is not… Login to continue reading Login…