Santa Fe Trail Day Weekend Schedule

SANTA FE TRAIL DAY WEEKEND EVENTS

FRIDAY  April 27, 2012

8:00 am-9 am     Queen Judging in Gymnasium and Costume Judging in Cafeteria at the High School

8:00 am-12 pm     Booths and Games-6th and Carson-Downtown

9:00 am-10 am     Parade Line-up (table at tennis courts – lobby if raining)

10:00 am-11 am    Parade

10:00 am-4 pm     Art Show-Old Trail Gallery-Downtown

11:30 am-1:30 pm     Ranch Burger Dinner at High School

“obituary Tea Time” skit multiple performances

12:30 am-4 pm     Teamster Challenge-West side of High School; Obstacle Course Challenge for teams/wagons in parade

2:00 pm-4 pm     Square Dancing, Queen Coronation, and Awards Ceremony @ Las Animas High School Gymnasium

5:00 pm-7 pm     Fireman’s Oyster Fry at the Las Animas Fire Department

7:00 pm-8 pm     Koshare Indian Dancers Performance at High School Gym

8:00 pm-12 am     Dance at Las Animas High School Sponsored by FFA

SATURDAY April 28, 2012

9:00 am     Golf Tournament @ Las Animas Golf Course (Call 719-469-9469 for more information)

10:00 am-4 pm     Art Show-Old Trail Gallery-Downtown

12:00 pm     Horseshoe Pitching Tournament at City Park (Pitching starts at 1 pm)

10:00 am-2 pm     Little Britches Rodeo at Bent County Fairgrounds-Ages 5 to 18 competing in most rodeo events

7:00 pm-9 pm     Benefit concert for Amanda Gardner for her year in Ecuador at Community Center-listen to KRKV 107.3 or LA Live Wednesdays at 6:30 am or noon for more information

SUNDAY April 29, 2012

10:00 am-4 pm     Art Show-Old Trail Gallery-Downtown

9:00 am-1 pm     Little Britches Rodeo at Bent County Fairgrounds

1:00 pm-3 pm     Huck Finn Fishing Derby at the City Pond-Sponsored by the Division of Wildlife-Contests at 1:00 pm & Fishing begins at 2:00 pm

For details on any of the above events please feel free to contact the Las Animas/Bent County Chamber of Commerce at 719-456-0453.

Have a Fun and Safe Santa Fe Trail Day!!!


15th Annual Colorado Archaeology and Historic Preservation Month

For more information on this event please click on the link below.

15th Annual Colorado Archaeology and Historic Preservation Month

USING SOCIAL MEDIA TO TELL YOUR STORY

The Community Resource Center (CRC) creates opportunities, tools and strategies to develop nonprofits and community groups to strengthen Colorado. 

Using Social Media to Tell Your Story will be May 8, 2012 from 10:00a.m. – 1:00p.m.  Earlybird price is $30.00 and the price after May 1, 2012 will be $40.00.  This event will be held at Oter Junior College (1802 Colorado Avenue, La Junta, CO  81050) at the Student Center in the Banquet Room. 

What is your story?  Stories are an effective way to engage an audience and inspire action. Storytelling is a powerful communication tool that can make people feel emotionally connected in helping your organization achieve its goals.  Stories are much more memorable than statistics or simple information.  Strong stories can be told and retold.  They become infectious and become part of the community memory.  Using social media is an opportunity to not only tell your story but also to include your stakeholders as an enticing part of that story.

In this session, we will:

  • Break down the elements of a good story
  • Identify the types of stories that can help increase your impact
  • Provide an overview of social media tools
  • Review how to integrate your stories into social media opportunities

To register visit:  www.crcamerica.org

Community Resource Center

Phone:  303-623-1540×16

9HEALTH FAIR

OWN YOUR HEALTH

For details on services provided please click on link below.

9 Health Fair Details

GIS COLORADO SPRING MEETING: May 4th La Junta, CO

GIS Colorado’s Spring Meeting is approaching!  We will be at Otero Junior College in La Junta, CO  on May 3-4.  GISCO hosts quarterly meetings around the state enabling local GIS communities to share knowledge and expertise.  These meetings are open to anyone, there is no fee and you do not need to be a GISCO member to attend, although we encourage everyone to join!

We are currently soliciting presentations.  If you are interested in presenting, please let me know at darceekillpack@nps.gov.  We have a few speakers lined up, but we need more!  We are looking for all topics; nothing is too small or too big!

We are also scheduling free training events the day before May 3rd at the college.  Details are being finalized, but we have two events planned.  ESRI will be offering ArcGIS online and community mapping and CompassTools will be offering field data collection and different types of mobile collection devices.  To increase our historical knowledge in addition to our GIS knowledge, we are also scheduling a tour of one of the local national parks, Bent’s Old Fort National Historic Site.

So plan on coming down on Thursday May 3rd for some training and field trips, in addition to a full day of presentations on Friday.

We will also be sending out more details on a hotel room block and the Board meeting on the 3rd, so stay tuned.

Due to the catering for this event (breakfast and lunch will be provided) we need to have an accurate count of attendees.  So please RSVP to either Darcee Killpack (darceekillpack@nps.gov) or Rich Chamberlain (richchamberlain@urscorp.com) no later than April 23rd if you will be attending.

If you have any questions please contact Darcee Killpack, GIS Colorado Board at darceekillpack@nps.gov.

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