Local high schoolers intern at Las Animas County Courthouse
Two high school students are gaining valuable experience at Assessor Jodi Amato’s office, located in the Las Animas County Courthouse.
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Las Animas County announces ADA project at courthouse despite delay, expects street closures
Las Animas County announced that its “ADA Van Parking Spaces” project is set to begin on the week of July 7, for approximately two months, and could cause closures.
Helium One Global Ltd, responsible for Galactica-Pegasus helium project in Las Animas County, announces new non-executive director
Helium One Global, the company with at least 50% working interest in the Galactica-Pegasus helium development project in Las Animas County, announced Thursday, July 3, the appointment of Nishant Dighe as a non-executive director of the company.
The Commons at Space to Create reports record-breaking growth in event rentals, 152% increase since 2023
As of June 30, The Commons at Space to Create is proud to announce a 152% increase in event rental usage at the City of Trinidad building from 2023 to the present.
Salud Family Health Welcomes new family nurse practitioner to Trinidad Clinic
Salud Family Health is pleased to announce the hiring of Laura Grunewald, FNP, as the newest Family Nurse Practitioner at its Trinidad, Colorado, clinic.
A Christmas riot and a town divided: Revisiting ‘The Trinidad War’
Tucked in the pages of a 1973 issue of Empire Magazine is a remarkable feature titled The Trinidad War, written by Barron B. Beshoar. It recounts a violent chapter in our town’s early history—one that erupted on Christmas Day, 1867, and reveals the racial fault lines and territorial tensions simmering in the post–Civil War American West.
Digging into History: The Chronicle-News Through the Years
Lisa GloriosoContributor The Chronicle-News Long before social media and instant updates, Trinidad’s newspapers were the main way the community stayed in touch. From labor strikes… Login to continue reading Login…
From the Archives: How Trinidad Built a Community of Care
When we think of Trinidad landmarks, we often picture the brick-paved streets downtown, the grand facade of the Fox West Theatre, or the quiet watchfulness of Simpson’s Rest above town. Yet beyond the historic storefronts and familiar skyline stands one of the community’s most quietly influential institutions: the Trinidad State Nursing Home.
Sopris Memorial dedication held at Trinidad Lake
Doc Leonetti ContributorThe Chronicle-News As do many of my friends and relatives I associated with in my growing years in Sopris, I too cherish my… Login to continue reading Login…
FRPR District treasurer provides Las Animas County rail update, including full member support for train stop in Trinidad, more
Luis Lopez II, treasurer for Front Range Passenger Rail District and former Las Animas County commissioner, took to the Court House Tuesday, June 17, to give his former contemporaries an update on the FRPR, which included future plans, district thought processes and support for a trains stop in Trinidad and the possibility of a tax initiative ballot measure to support rail funding, which he predicted could be in five years.