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City council members unnanimously approve 2023 La Puerta BID plan, budget
Trinidad City Council unanimously approved an operating plan and budget for a local business improvement district for 2023 during its regular session Oct. 18.
Zion’s Lutheran Church: 5 Loaves Food Program is a loving community effort
Do you ever wonder what happens to people at the end of the month when they run out of money for food? Step in Zion’s Lutheran Church with its 5 Loaves Food Program. The group provides food on the last Friday of the month for 200-250 Trinidad people.
New Mexico Sept. pot sales pace Aug. sales recent data shows
Cannabis sales in New Mexico remained virtually steady in September, according to the New Mexico Cannabis Control Division. New Mexico sold a total of $39,651,326.49 of legal marijuana in September, representing a slight decrease of 2.5% from August sales.
Regular season winds down for Raton, Colorado squads gear up for final week
As the regular season of fall sports drew towards its close, local high school football teams continued to struggle last week, with the one exception being the top-ranked Branson/Kim Bearcats. It was a mixed bag for regional high school volleyball, with teams vying for final rankings high enough for berths in the post-season playoffs.
Canyon’s offensive name change makes its way through discussion — new name considered
A proposed name change of a Las Animas County canyon that currently bears an “offensive” name is making its way forward with continued discussion of the matter. No official action has been taken to change the name of the canyon, currently called “Chinaman’s Canyon,” but proponents of the name change reiterated their desire for the name change and the potential new name — Toisan Canyon — during a recent Colorado Geographic Naming Advisory Board meeting.
Trinidad’s $48.2 million proposed 2023 budget passes first public hearing
Trinidad’s 2023 proposed budget passed its first hearing and is expected to be approved after union negotiations are complete. Trinidad City Council held a public hearing to review the 2023 proposed city budget Tuesday, Oct.
Veterans PACT Act information session today at Champions Building
Today, at 1 p.m., veterans in Las Animas County and the Trinidad area will be able to attend a PACT Act information session at the Champions Building located at 127 N. Commercial St.
County GOP chairman levies ethics complaint against Trinidad mayor
Trinidad Mayor Phil Rico is facing his third ethics violation allegation since 2018. Las Animas County GOP Chairman H.L.
LA County projects to spend less than 2022 next year as revenues increase
Las Animas County has proposed a 2023 budget totaling some $60 million, a 1.3% decrease from the 2022 adopted budget. The county projects fiscal year 2023 revenues to be $65,607,709, a 6.5% increase from 2022 projections, according to the proposed budget.