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TLC Vet Clinic Re-opened Jan 2, 2023

Dr. Jayne Aldrich - primary care vet moved to TLC Vet Clinic when Mrs. Krugman made the decision to close Krugman Small Animal Hospital mid December. Effective Dec 31, 2022

Dr. Dale Davis-retired in June of 2022, and will remain retired.

Dr. Jayne Aldrich reached out to Dr. Davis with a desire to remain in the valley to help serve the local communities, clients and patients.

With short notice, the decision was made to re-open TLC Vet Clinic with the goal to transition to Aldrich Veterinary Services in the near future.

When asked about the challenge in trying to merge two veterinary clinics under one veterinarian, Dr. Aldrich said that they will do their best to meet the community needs.

Krugman Clients should obtain their records from the Krugman Clinic.

Contact TLC Veterinary Clinic at (719) 384-7387.

TLC Vet Clinic is locate at 505 Jackson Ave. in North La Junta.

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The La Junta Police Department Responded to 296 calls the first week of 2023, including 72 Security Checks 24 traffic stops, and 2 Arson Calls.

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Southeast Colorado Business Owner Damon Nichols talks with SECO News Publisher Adrian Hart about the upcoming book release of "The Breakout Blueprint."

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The La Junta Police Department responded to 411 calls during the week of October 16 through October 22, 2022.

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Former Bent County Commissioner, Bill Long addressed the Bent County Commissioners Tuesday regarding their failed resolution to create a county manager position. Read responses from Chuck Netherton, Amanda Leck, and Kim MacDonnell in this article exclusive to SECO News.

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For the Week of October 9-15, 2022, La Junta Police Officers Responded to 456 calls

Announcement, Speeches, and Reaction from Otero County Officials

Media Release:

Colorado U.S. Senators Michael Bennet and John Hickenlooper, Bill Long, and local leaders celebrate the announcement of $60 million in new funds from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to support the completion of the Arkansas Valley Conduit (AVC) to provide Coloradans with a secure and safe supply of water.

The AVC is a planned 130-mile water-delivery system from the Pueblo Dam to communities throughout the Arkansas River Valley in Southeast Colorado. This funding will expedite the construction timeline for the Conduit and allow for federal drinking water standards to be met more quickly by local water providers. The Conduit is the final phase of the Fryingpan-Arkansas Project, which Congress authorized in 1962.

About The Colorado Brown Tarantula presentation by Tarantula Researcher Dallas Haselhuhn at La Junta Tarantula Fest Planning Committee Meeting.

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The ART Project Artist Interview - GSEVO - SECO News Exclusive

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The ART Project Artist Interview - Cameron Ayala of Taos, New Mexico - Oct 2, 2022

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