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​Get your young athletes ready to hit the court! Registration forms for our upcoming youth basketball season will officially be available and accepted starting Monday, October 26th at the City of Trinidad Community Center.

​Registration Fees by Division:

• ​Kindergarten – 2nd Grade: $30

• ​3rd – 4th Grade: $40

• ​5th – 6th Grade: $40

​Where to Register:

Stop by the Trinidad Community Center to pick up and turn in your player's registration form and secure their spot on a roster.

​Spots fill up quickly, so be sure to register early! If you have any questions regarding divisions, scheduling, or volunteer coaching, stop by or give us a call at the center.

​Let's make it a great season! 🏆

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Hey r/TrinidadColorado fam! 👋 It’s Wednesday—hump day—and the perfect time to check in on our wellness journey.

How’s your week going so far? Energy levels, mood, sleep, movement—give us the honest update.

What’s one small win you’ve had this week (or one thing you’re proud of sticking with)? It can be as simple as drinking more water, going for a walk, setting a boundary, meditating for 5 minutes, or finally meal-prepping. Big or small, we celebrate all progress here!

Drop your win below, and if you’re comfortable, share one thing you’re focusing on for the rest of the week. Let’s lift each other up!

Quick mid-week reset ideas:

• Take 10 deep breaths right now

• Stretch for 5 minutes

• Text someone who makes you smile

• Step outside for fresh air (even if just for a minute)

• Put your phone in another room for 30 minutes

You’ve already made it halfway through the week—be kind to yourself today. 💚

What’s your Wednesday Wellness vibe? Let’s hear it!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Good morning r/TrinidadColorado! Another week in one of Southern Colorado's most historic and beautiful towns. Let us know what's happening this week: any upcoming events, meetings, festivals, theater shows, etc.

Community Spotlight:

Shoutout to local business, artist, volunteer, or positive news story. Trinidad's strength is in its people and its history – let's keep building on that. Question for the sub: What's one thing you're looking forward to this week in Trinidad? Or what local issue should we all be paying attention to? Whether you're a longtime resident, new transplant, or just passing through the Purgatoire River valley, this subreddit is here for real talk, local news, event shares, history, photos, and good vibes. Drop your events, questions, photos, or recommendations below.

Happy Friday, r/TrinidadColorado!

It's time to kick off the weekend with some good vibes. This is your space to share what's making you smile about our town lately, recommend a local spot, highlight a kind act you saw, brag about a great hike or meal, or just say hello to your neighbors.What's on your radar this week?

Favorite coffee stop or breakfast spot?

A hidden gem or trail that's worth visiting?

Positive news or something cool happening around town?

Shout-out to a local business or person doing great things?

Whether you're a lifelong resident, new to the area, or just passing through — drop a comment and spread some Trinidad positivity. No complaints today... only good energy! What's one thing you appreciate about living in or visiting Southern Colorado's premier city? Let's hear it! (And don't forget upcoming events like Santa Fe Trail Days — who's going?)

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Hey r/TrinidadColorado fam! 👋 It’s Wednesday—hump day—and the perfect time to check in on our wellness journey.

How’s your week going so far? Energy levels, mood, sleep, movement—give us the honest update.

What’s one small win you’ve had this week (or one thing you’re proud of sticking with)? It can be as simple as drinking more water, going for a walk, setting a boundary, meditating for 5 minutes, or finally meal-prepping. Big or small, we celebrate all progress here!

Drop your win below, and if you’re comfortable, share one thing you’re focusing on for the rest of the week. Let’s lift each other up!

Quick mid-week reset ideas:

• Take 10 deep breaths right now

• Stretch for 5 minutes

• Text someone who makes you smile

• Step outside for fresh air (even if just for a minute)

• Put your phone in another room for 30 minutes

You’ve already made it halfway through the week—be kind to yourself today. 💚

What’s your Wednesday Wellness vibe? Let’s hear it!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Good morning r/TrinidadColorado! Another week in one of Southern Colorado's most historic and beautiful towns. Let us know what's happening this week: any upcoming events, meetings, festivals, theater shows, etc.

Community Spotlight:

Shoutout to local business, artist, volunteer, or positive news story. Trinidad's strength is in its people and its history – let's keep building on that. Question for the sub: What's one thing you're looking forward to this week in Trinidad? Or what local issue should we all be paying attention to? Whether you're a longtime resident, new transplant, or just passing through the Purgatoire River valley, this subreddit is here for real talk, local news, event shares, history, photos, and good vibes. Drop your events, questions, photos, or recommendations below.

https://cms2.revize.com/revize/trinidadco/Document%20Center/Agenda%20&%20Minutes/Government/2026/10.6.26%20Reg%20Meeting%20Agenda.pdf?t=202610021834580&fbclid=IwaW9leAUtJJNjbGNrBS0kkmV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHBkb2YBc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQMMzUwNjg1NTMxNzI4AAEeBKcfuyFUNAJhkOOXB7mDEADal_UzzDejatIVurnVYbm60dJY9S5hhAdsEOE_aem_4VdB_90iY6awAZq9-isYag

My wife and I have visited Trinidad a few times now and have really dug the town and all the people we’ve met. It seems to have a genuine community feel and that folks are friendly and actually talk to each other. We’ve started to take a more serious look at possibly taking up residence there. I was curious if any of you on this sub might share your candor about life there? Community? Activities? Basic existence needs, home repair, car repair, etc. Ease or difficulty of fitting in/finding your people? Health care? Etc…

The City of Trinidad would like to notify customers that a scheduled power outage will occur on Tuesday, October 6, 2026, beginning at 8:00 a.m. The outage is necessary to allow City crews to perform infrastructure maintenance and improvements to the electric distribution system.

The outage is expected to last up to three hours.

Affected Locations:

· 600 and 700 blocks of Tillotson

· 500, 600, and 700 blocks of Pine St

· 600 block of Willow

· 1100 block of San Juan

· 600 block of Prospect

What to Do:

• Plan accordingly for the scheduled outage between approximately 8:00–11:00 a.m.

• Protect sensitive electronic equipment by shutting it down or using appropriate surge protection.

• If you have questions, please contact the City of Trinidad Power & Light Department at 719-846-9843.

Sign Up for TextPower Alerts

The City of Trinidad is pleased to offer our new TextPower alert system. Customers can sign up to receive notifications about utility outages, repairs, and scheduled maintenance directly on their cell phones.

To enroll, text "CtyTdad" to 719-509-9005, or contact the City of Trinidad offices directly.

We appreciate our customers' patience and understanding as we work to improve the reliability, safety, and performance of Trinidad's electrical infrastructure.

Happy Friday, r/TrinidadColorado!

It's time to kick off the weekend with some good vibes. This is your space to share what's making you smile about our town lately, recommend a local spot, highlight a kind act you saw, brag about a great hike or meal, or just say hello to your neighbors.What's on your radar this week?

Favorite coffee stop or breakfast spot?

A hidden gem or trail that's worth visiting?

Positive news or something cool happening around town?

Shout-out to a local business or person doing great things?

Whether you're a lifelong resident, new to the area, or just passing through — drop a comment and spread some Trinidad positivity. No complaints today... only good energy! What's one thing you appreciate about living in or visiting Southern Colorado's premier city? Let's hear it! (And don't forget upcoming events like Santa Fe Trail Days — who's going?)

​

Hey r/TrinidadColorado fam! 👋 It’s Wednesday—hump day—and the perfect time to check in on our wellness journey.

How’s your week going so far? Energy levels, mood, sleep, movement—give us the honest update.

What’s one small win you’ve had this week (or one thing you’re proud of sticking with)? It can be as simple as drinking more water, going for a walk, setting a boundary, meditating for 5 minutes, or finally meal-prepping. Big or small, we celebrate all progress here!

Drop your win below, and if you’re comfortable, share one thing you’re focusing on for the rest of the week. Let’s lift each other up!

Quick mid-week reset ideas:

• Take 10 deep breaths right now

• Stretch for 5 minutes

• Text someone who makes you smile

• Step outside for fresh air (even if just for a minute)

• Put your phone in another room for 30 minutes

You’ve already made it halfway through the week—be kind to yourself today. 💚

What’s your Wednesday Wellness vibe? Let’s hear it!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​