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Ute Park Fire Re-enrty of Cimarron

6/4/18 Ute Park Fire Re-enrty of Cimarron Ute Park Fire Wildfire Announcements Colfax County and The Village of Cimarron are pleased to announce that the citizens of Cimarron and the immediate surrounding area are cleared to re-enter their homes today June 4th, 2018. Ute Park and all property access off…

Ute Park Fire Monday update Cimarron Evacuation Order Lifted Philmont Summer Plans Update

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 4, 2018 Contact: 575-445-5551 UPDATED: Ute Park Fire Contingency Voting Plan for Displaced Colfax County Voters Ute Park Still under Evacuation Order; Village of Cimarron Cleared for Re-Entry RATON – Colfax County Clerk Rayetta Trujillo today announced an update to a plan that will allow Colfax…

Ute Park Fire Sunday Update

By Marty Mayfield KRTN Multi-Media The Ute Park Fire continues to consume the thick timber around Cimarron Canyon between Cimarron and Ute Park and has now consumed an estimated 30,000 acres according to the fire update from New Mexico Forestry Division. Saturday afternoon a shift in wind direction forced a…

Ute Park Fire Saturday Update

By Marty Mayfield KRTN Multi-Media Firefighters continue to battle the Ute Park Fire which has now grown to over 27,000 acres with 447 personnel fighting the fire. According to County Manager Mary Lou Kearn firefighters plan a aerial assault in the area southwest of Cimarron along the water sheds where…

Ute Park Fire Friday Update

By Marty Mayfield KRTN Multi-Media The Ute Park Fire has grown into an enormous monster of a fire in less than 24 hours consuming over 12,000 acres as of 10:00 a.m. Friday morning. As of 3:00 p.m. Friday afternoon that number had reached 16,500 acres according to the New Mexico…

Ute Park Fire Thursday

By Marty Mayfield KRTN Multi-Media Around 2:00 p.m. Thursday afternoon the smoke began to rise over Ute Park as a fire that started in Ponderosa Pine and grass just south of the village spread north north east driven by southwesterly winds. It didnt take long before evacuations were ordered on…

Climax Canyon Named National Recreation Trail

WASHINGTON – U.S. Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke designated 19 new national recreation trails in 17 states, including Climax Canyon Trail in Raton, NM while adding more than 370 miles to the national recreation trails system. “By designating these new national trails, we acknowledge the efforts of local communities to…

Southwest Chief Might Be Derailed by Amtrak

Even though Colfax County was successful in its recent TIGER Grant application in obtaining $17.5 million, there are signs that the current Amtrak Board and CEO, Richard Anderson, are making decisions that are jeopardizing the future of long-distance train routes, including the Southwest Chief. Even though the US Supreme Court has…

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