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A team of AmeriCorps members is helping build ramps for elderly and/or disabled individuals in Las Cruces, AmeriCorps said in a news release. The group of nine young adults arrived Nov. 6 and will … more
The Academy for Learning in Retirement’s (ALR) December 2022 series will focus on agriculture in New Mexico, ALR said in a news release. Via Zoom, four experts will discuss the status, … more
The smell of roasting green chile. Just hold that thought in your mind for a moment. Is there a more welcome scent of fall in the air, or anything more uniquely New Mexico? That is why New … more
Mountain Standard Time (MST) returns at 2 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 6.” Set your clocks BACK one hour – remember: “spring forward/fall back. It is also a good time to check … more
If all goes to Travis Perry's plan, the Hermosa Project would become an institution in Southern New Mexico dedicated full-time to conservation and natural-history education. Perry is a professor … more
There is a plan to catch the powers of nature in New Mexico and filter it through transmission lines from the Eastern part of the state to Arizona and beyond. I have been hearing, and reporting, … more
It’s 6 a.m. and still dark as we meet in the parking lot at the Sunland Park. Our group includes Laurie Smith, a photographer from Denver, me and three Border Patrol agents, Landon Hutchens … more
The Asombro Institute for Science Education (AISE) is seeking volunteers to help the nonprofit get ready for its Desert Discovery Day Education Event, which includes the grand opening of its Gateway … more
As the Gila River receded from major flood stage after two days of heavy rain, my husband and I drove to the river, along with throngs of other Grant Countians, to experience the second highest flow … more
“Only two things that money can't buy That's true love & homegrown tomatoes” Guy Clark   We invited friends over for dinner last summer, and since my tomatoes were … more
First there was Johanna Melendez from Honduras, then the two sisters, Delmys Supaya Molina and her sister, Dulce, also from Honduras, and then in July three Mexican women, Lidiana from the state of … more
Downtown Desert Yoga, 303 S. Alameda Blvd., will host three “Energetics” sound healing sessions with internationally recognized professional didgeridoo musician and sound therapist Joseph … more
The Gila Wilderness was the classroom for 13 New Mexico State University film students in July as they began work on six short documentaries about the wildlife, the history, the people and the … more
Staff at the Murray Hotel in Silver City is working hard to solve some mysteries about the hotel and would like your help. After being closed for many years, hotel rooms and the ballroom at the hotel … more
The atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki will be commemorated at 12:30 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 7, in the pavilion at Gough Park, at the corner of 12th and North Pope streets in Silver City. This … more
As a result of confirmed pecan weevil infestations in Otero County and the increased possibility of transporting pecan weevil to uninfested pecan-growing counties, the New Mexico Department of … more
A step back into the history of the Old West is only a 20-minute drive from downtown Las Cruces. Hop on Interstate 25 and head north of Las Cruces. Take the Radium Springs exit (exit 19), follow … more
There are a handful of vitally important conditions to know about to keep your dogs safe in our desert wilds, climates and on our burning hot streets. more
Highlights: The Southwest Area Type 2 Incident Management Team 4 will host a community meeting tonight, Thursday, June 16, at 6:00 PM at the Hillsboro Community Center, 316 Elenora Street in … more
Community Meeting Thursday at 6 p.m. at the Black Range Lodge in Kingston. more
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