The Trinidad City Council held a special meeting on Monday, Apr. 7, approving upgrades to the city’s water storage system with permanent piping estimated to last 80-100 years and a work session reviewing future management options for the golf course.
Trinidad State College Founder’s Day Celebration set for Friday A century ago, on April 20, 1925, a single signature in the Colorado State Capitol sparked… Login to continue reading Login…
Bailee GollaherCorrespondentThe Chronicle-News Trinidad State College is gearing up for its annual Creative Writing Contest, on a mission to inspire aspiring authors across Trinidad. The… Login to continue reading Login…
Tom PotterTeen/Adult Services SpecialistCarnegie Public Library The Trinidad Public Library’s Art Wall has a new exhibit for the month of April. Leif Lathrop is exhibiting… Login to continue reading Login…
The 2025 Colorado Farmers Market Association hosted its annual conference in Trinidad on the weekend of Mar. 7 through Mar. 9 at the Commons at Space to Create.
On Apr. 1, during its regular meeting, The Trinidad City Council faced scrutiny as residents took to City Hall to voice concerns over transparency in city projects, the handling of homelessness and a controversial essay displayed in the police training room for the past seven years.
On Apr. 4, the Trinidad Police Department announced that they had arrested two individuals after receiving child abuse reports.
On Apr. 1, during the Las Animas County Board of County Commissioners’s regular meeting at the courthouse, commissioner Felix Lopez shared information he gathered from a meeting he attended on Mar. 25 on the progress and next steps for assisting jails, where he learned of the increased presence of a deadly opioid.
On Mar. 24, officers of the Trinidad Police Department made two arrests, both involving alleged special offenders under suspicion of possession and distribution (or intent) of controlled substances. Authorities slammed the two with over seven charges.
The Chronicle-News reported at the end of 2024 that the upcoming Hollywood movie, “Vengeance,” was set to film in Mar. 2025. However, the production has since been pushed to begin filming in Aug. or Sept. 2025, according to At the Kitchen Table CEO Jaqueline Fleming.