Around 1,000 parade-goers filled the streets in the heart of Trinidad from Main Street down to Animas Street for the Annual Fourth of July Parade, which featured the Veterans Parade, the Dry Parade, and the main event, the Water Parade, offering fun for the entire family.
SOCO Chile Co. in Aguilar prides itself on providing premium, authentic Chile powders steeped in southwestern heritage, showcasing red and green Hatch Chile powder collections.
Staff reportThe Chronicle-News Board gives Bachicha part-time compensation, 140 work days, reduced from standard 260 During its regular meeting back on June 26, The Trinidad… Login to continue reading Login…
On July 1, Trinidad locals took to City Hall to express growing worries over the substance abuse issues prevalent within the local area and urged council to make a difference.
With the upcoming November election cycle approaching, featuring three city council seats and a mayoral seat open, on July 7, the Trinidad City Council discussed, during a work session, how it could sell the idea to voters of potentially making the Capital Improvement Fund, or CIP tax, permanent through a ballot initiative.
Over the Fourth of July weekend, multiple people took to social media to share their suspicions that the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement, better known as ICE, had a presence here in Trinidad.
Donna Leonetti speaks on her 46-year journey serving the County Daniel Leonetti After nearly half a century, Donna Jean Leonetti retired as the Las Animas… Login to continue reading Login…
Gabriel Acuna, 43, has an upcoming plea hearing on July 9, following an incident when Las Animas County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to what they called “a fight in progress” on W Indiana Ave., in Trinidad back on Tuesday, June 17, which resulted in a slight bout between authorities and the suspect, who they reported had spit at them and slammed his own head into a brick house.
Staff reportThe Chronicle-News On July 1, Las Animas County annouced that it would move forward to create a County-wide plan to address wildfire risk. According… Login to continue reading Login…
Last month, on June 8, Ramon Velarde, 58, was arrested by Las Animas County Sheriff Deputies following a warrant from May 28, when Velarde allegedly assaulted a woman, who claimed she was intimate with him, and attempted to burn down her dwelling while she was still inside.