Las Animas County commissioner Tony Hass took positions on several state legislative bills on Monday, Apr. 15, most notably in opposition to two, during the commissioner’s update section of the LAC Board of County Commissioners regular meeting, claiming that they infringed on parental rights regarding transgender children.
Roger Lara Jr.ContributorThe Chronicle-News Louisa May Alcott’s classic “Little Women” is currently running at Trinidad’s Main Street Live through Sunday, May 4. This adapted Broadway… Login to continue reading Login…
Huerfano County Tourism Board Grant will fund Spanish translations of popular audio tours to better serve Spanish-speaking visitors and residents Huerfano County has been awarded… Login to continue reading Login…
Colorado Department of Human Services April 30 is the last day to apply for Colorado’s Low-income Energy Assistance Program. LEAP helps vulnerable Coloradans pay a… Login to continue reading Login…
The New Mexico Department of Transportation and contractor Fisher Sand and Gravel informed The Chronicle-News that construction in Raton on I-25 would resume between mileposts 454 and 460, reducing the north and southbound lanes to one between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m., beginning Monday, Apr. 14 through Friday, Apr. 18.
Trinidad Ambulance District announced its official enrollment in the Colorado Naloxone Project, a statewide effort coordinated by the Colorado Prehospital Addiction Care Consortium.
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…
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.