Body, Mind, Spirit
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The Bureau of Land Management is opening a 30-day public comment period on its proposed acquisition of a right-of-way across state land for the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail. The … more
After serving the community from behind the recreation center at a relatively hidden location, the nonprofit Bikeworks virtually shines at its new location at 914 N. Pope St. in Silver … more
It’s Thursday, April 28, and we’re at a migrant shelter in Deming (pop. 23,000), the first of three shelters we’ll visit today and tomorrow. What happens if Title 42 is lifted or if … more
The Lincoln National Forest will implement a forest-wide closure order at 8 a.m. Wednesday, May 25, prohibiting public access across the entire 1.1 million-acre forest due to active wildfires in the … more
NASA and Boeing's Orbital Flight Test-2 (OFT-2) successfully launched on May 19, and now White Sands Missile Range is preparing for the landing of the CST-100 Starliner spacecraft. The … more
The New Mexico Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum celebrated an old tradition with the annual Blessing of the Fields procession on Friday, May 13. At 10 a.m. The colorful procession around the Museum … more
It’s been more than two years since Covid-19 sent shock waves through New Mexico and the country, crippling the economy and sparking an unprecedented federal rescue.  more
If you have ever taken a journey to Rockhound State Park, you’ve probably seen or met with these two “Faces of Deming.” Sally Allen has been the president of Friends of Rockhound … more
Lemonade Day is an experiential program teaching youth how to start, own and operate their very own business – a lemonade stand. Each year, in participating cities, youth can experience … more
The 2022 New Mexico Senior Olympics will be in Las Cruces later this year and the organization is gearing up for the big event. The games will be held June 8-11 at New Mexico State University and … more
The Mesilla Valley Iris Society celebrated its 50th Anniversary, (1971-2021) by hosting the American Iris Society convention April 11-16, in Las Cruces. The first ever AIS convention held in New … more
New Mexico State University’s largest-ever Pride Season is now underway.  NMSU’s LGBT+ Programs hosts Pride Season each spring to celebrate the diversity of students, faculty … more
Like many, I spend large swaths of time on the internet. Among the 4 billion people who use it, an estimated 63,000 web searches are preformed every second. For years, we’ve contributed online … more
Viridiana “Viri” Torres has struggled with mental-health issues most of her adult life and has been in several mental-health facilities. Then, she came to Visión en Acción … more
A volunteer group in Las Cruces has taken on the job of helping seniors stay safe and healthy through a class addressing “A Matter of Balance: Managing Concerns About Falls.” The … more
Now is the time to plan adventures for 2022. We have so many outdoor opportunities in our area. Below, we highlight a few recently improved trails. For a list of additional trails improved in 2021, … more
They come from places like Lordsburg and Cotton City, others arrive from Tucson and beyond. “It started out with a friend who needed a home for a stray cat and a neighbor with a litter of … more
While the Bureau of Land Management considers euthanasia the only option for horses or burros with infirmities – dubbed as an “act of mercy” even when the condition is non-life … more
The Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) holds that all actions are controlled by intentions. TPB, developed by Icek Ajzen in 1985, suggests an individual's intention to perform or not to perform a … more
Lots of bad news worldwide about migration, news that might get worse as climate change forces even more to flee their home countries. However, there are bright spots, some of which have been overlooked and underutilized to date. more
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