Issue no. 1--2002

Clyde lifts his muzzle and sniffs Dan Jones. Dan returns the sniff. “Sniffing to llamas is like a handshake to humans,” says Jones, owner of Spruce Ridge Llamas west of Poncha Springs. More articles

Issue no. 2--2003

Many of the old-fashioned hamburger stands that once were common in cities and towns across the U.S. are gone, replaced by chain outlets. But the first hamburger stand built in Trinidad is still going strong. More articles.

Issue no. 3--2004

Artisan Allyn Bacon crafts beautiful glass art pieces in his workshop, Art for Living, which is located in downtown Trinidad. More articles

Issue no. 4--2005

“It felt weird, you know, sitting across from some strange lady I’ve never met before, and her telling me that soon I’d find the ‘lover’ I’ve been waiting for,” said Amanda White. More articles

Issue no. 5--2006

Wearing skis and a fire-engine-red helmet, Eric Heil stands in half crouch. He wraps and grips the end of a forty-foot rope like it was the strap on a rodeo bull and gives a quick nod to Eric Goard. More articles.

Issue no. 6--2007