Tri-County Family Care Center Tri-County Family Care Center sponsored their 24th annual LEGO “Building Trust” contest on Sunday, August 17 in the Exposition building during… Login to continue reading Login…
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The Arkansas Valley Fair added another chapter to its long history Wednesday morning as community members gathered to celebrate one of its most cherished traditions: the crowning of the Silver King and Silver Queen. This year’s honors went to John Tafoya of Rocky Ford, representing Crowley County Nursing Center, and Vera “Elvera” Martinez of Las Animas, representing Bent County Healthcare Center.
Boettcher Foundation The Boettcher Foundation announced the 2025 cohort of the Doers and Difference Makers Fellowship, a program designed to elevate the leadership and impact… Login to continue reading Login…
The East Otero School District has a new leader at the helm and he’s no stranger to the Arkansas Valley.
A homegrown agricultural innovation from the Arkansas Valley is in the running for one of the state’s most coveted titles: “The Coolest Thing Made in Colorado.”
On Aug. 2, at around 3:30 p.m., the Otero County Sheriff’s Office announced that Ryanna Rangel was wanted as a suspect for a stabbing that occurred earlier that day.
Since the COVID-19 pandemic and the lack of Medicaid reimbursement in low-income areas, rural healthcare services have faced reductions in services, with some even facing closures. For instance, Rocky Mountain Eye Center’s Trinidad location shut its doors in July 2024, with other clinics fighting to avoid a similar fate.