The City of Trinidad put on the annual Santa Fe Trail Days Festival this year and filled downtown Trinidad near City Hall with live music, dancers, obstacle courses, a “shootout,” games, vendors and much more.
T’Naus NietoThe Chronicle-News ‘Are we just running with this one ‘in-house’—that’s it’?’ asks board member On June 11, during Trinidad School District No. 1’s special board meeting, members announced…
Joe Richards, Las Animas County’s emergency manager, was chopping wood on the night of Friday, June 6, when he received a call from Apogaea’s board of directors, seeking his advice on how to proceed after multiple drinks tested positive for fentanyl.
A Las Animas County resident took to the Courthouse on Tuesday, June 10, to advocate for making CR 75.0 safer, particularly for the residents who live near it, citing a recent death due to the hazardous conditions.
On May 29, K-9 officers of the Trinidad Police Department apprehended James “Jimmy” Grosso, 43, a parolee released from prison for illegal distribution offenses, after they received intel and uncovered multiple suspected fentanyl pills.
Lisa Glorioso Historic Preservation Commission Historic Preservation Scavenger Hunt debuts at Santa Fe Trail Days The Historic Preservation Commission invites all curious minds — local… Login to continue reading Login…
Rich AlfordContributorThe Chronicle-News The seventh annual edition of the Make Art Fair, put on by the Art Council of Trinidad, was a rousing success last… Login to continue reading Login…
Recently, on May 21, Trinidad State College in Trinidad celebrated its 2025 Adult Education Program graduates. Back row (left to right): Roy Oldham, Martin Jordan, Nicholas Gleason, Adria Baca. Front row: Nellie Perez, Danielle Gonzales, Aiyana Valdez.
Staff reportThe Chronicle-News The Holy Trinity Apartments project, which hopes to turn the historic Holy Trinity Convent and School in downtown Trinidad into affordable living… Login to continue reading Login…
On May 27, Gov. Jared Polis signed HB25-1288, Support for Federally Qualified Health Centers, and the following day placed his signature on SB25-290, Stabilization Payments for Safety Net Providers—two pieces of legislation aimed at providing critical health centers, like Salud Family Health in Trinidad, an opportunity to survive against mounting finical strain, which threatened to close its doors.