Egg producers and consumers in Colorado will likely see egg prices continue to increase in 2023 due to a new law that will soon go into effect, economists say. Colorado regulations are going to force egg producers to become fully cage-free by 2025.
The Republican Party of Colfax County is already planning for 2023, announcing a ward caucus and county central committee meeting to be held in early-January, ahead of its Biennial County Convention. A ward caucus has been called for Jan.
A group of Trinidad healthcare workers now have access to an assistance fund to support them with immediate and unforeseen needs, a local healthcare center announced late last month. Trinidad Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center (formerly Trinidad Inn Nursing Home), a skilled nursing facility serving long-term and short-term needs, announced Dec.
The year 2022 proved to be another tumultuous year, with Jan. 6 defendants starting to be sentenced, Russia invading Ukraine and subsequently being accused of committing war crimes against civilian women and children, the re-election of Gov. Jared Polis and U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert after newcomer Adam Frisch nearly knocked the congresswoman out of her seat and COVID continuing to spread as the Monkeypox virus took hold.
A jury trial for a man accused of shooting another man to death in Raton in a 2021 dispute has been set, once again, for Jan. 17.
Amtrak saw a big increase in ridership in fiscal year 2022 but is still at 72% of its peak prepandemic levels, according to data the transit company released. The National Railroad Passenger Corporation – Amtrak’s official name – is still not close to full recovery in ticket sales and food and beverage revenue.
Trinidad’s helping-hand attitude continued this holiday season with a recent cornhole tournament that raised money for a local community toy drive. The Fisher’s Peak Cornhole League, with players from New Mexico and Colorado, teamed up with Flo Jo’s Tavern Hall in Trinidad to raise funds for the Trinidad Fireman’s Toy Drive, which is expected to provide toys for children from across Las Animas County this year.
Colorado ended 2022 scoring a sizable economic coup: A semiconductor materials manufacturer picked Colorado Springs for a major expansion. Entegris Inc., which already has a plant there as well as 500 employees in the city and nearby Pueblo, plans to invest $600 million to build a new production facility and more than double its workforce.
rint “I like people and I like them to like me, but I wear my heart where God put it, on the inside.” ~ F. Scott Fitzgerald PUBLIC SERVICE Please join for a retirement celebration for Chief Judge Gerbracht Friday, Jan.
Las Animas County District No. 3 Commissioner Tony C.