SFTR Logo Wear
Our Women's Group coordinates the production and sale of SFTR Logowear that is sold at ranch events to fund ranch projects. The current catalog of items is l...
Welcome to our Articles page. On this page you will find a total of 177 of our articles broken down into Months and Years.
Our Women's Group coordinates the production and sale of SFTR Logowear that is sold at ranch events to fund ranch projects. The current catalog of items is l...
Ongoing information from the Common Area Appearance Subcommittee
This useful Frequently Asked Questions document (see link to PDF) was previously made available by the Las Animas County Building Department.
The Maxwell Land Grant, also known as the Beaubien-Miranda Land Grant, was a 1,714,765-acre Spanish grant that was the largest ever made in what would become...
Last year Black Bears (the species name) popped up all over, peered in kitchen windows, crawled through doggie doors, and thought they were invited to your b...
Last year Black Bears (the species name) popped up all over, peered in kitchen windows, crawled through doggie doors, and thought they were invited to your b...
On Dogs and Cats: Their Place on the RanchBy Carol Rawle Photos (in pdf) by Walt Wolff
Many of us have looked out our winter windows and observed a tiny, little black and white bird stoically going about its business on the coldest, snowy, blus...
Many of us have looked out our winter windows and observed a tiny, little black and white bird stoically going about its business on the coldest, snowy, blus...
(The Preparedness Corner articles were written by Paul Vircsik from 2000 to 2005. The introduction below was written by Paul for the SFTR website. The PDF li...
(This article was originally submitted to the SFTR website by Bob Scott in 2018. Stay tuned for updates.)
This article was written by Kristen Spinning in 2001 about Morley, Santa Fe Trail Ranch’s very own ghost town. It includes an interview with Matthew Krumpo...
In March 2019, Bob Scott wrote this construction progress update about the Metro Building on SFTR.
A property-tax exemption is available to senior citizens, surviving spouses of senior citizens, and one hundred percent disabled veterans. For those who qual...