Why some women ages 65 and older still need gynecological exams
Ana G. Robleto LupiacUC Health After a delayed doctor’s visit, local woman Jeanenne Tapia learned she had rare vulvar cancer On a dark, cold day in January of 2022, Jeanenne…
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One arrested for alleged first-degree attempted murder, following shooting incident in Las Animas County
Michael Ober, 34, was arrested in Las Animas County and charged with attempted first-degree murder (a class 2 felony), following a shooting incident on the evening of Saturday, July 5, and was held under a $100,000 bond at the LAC Detention Center, according to the LAC Sheriff’s Office.
Trinidad Fourth of July festivities draws crowd of around 1,000
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.
Business spotlight: The family behind Aguilar’s SOCO Chile Co. proudly shares heritage and culture with authentic Chile powder
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.
TSD1 confirms Bachicha as superintendent by single vote amid contract disagreements, hires new assistant principal for TMS, THS
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…
City of Trinidad mulls over how to sell to voters ballot measure making 1% CIP tax permanent
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.
Las Animas County Treasurer bids farewell, retires after 46 years
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…
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.
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.