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With plans for new branches across the city and a $31 million facelift of the main library, the Las Cruces City Council began a new chapter for the library system earlier this month.  The … more
Step-by-step paint classes will be offered Nov. 13 and Dec. 11 by the Las Cruces Parks and Recreation Department, the city announced. Both classes will feature in-person instruction at a cost of … more
Weaving for Justice Annual Fundraiser and Fashion Show Sale of vintage hand-made items from Maya and South American weavers and other artists, including clothing, home … more
Friday, November 1 Weaving for Justice Maya Annual Fundraiser and Fashion Show, 1-5 p.m. at First Christian Church atrium, 1809 El Paseo Rd., Las Cruces. Info: Weaving-For-Justice.org Dave … more
Our entire state legislature is on the ballot right now.  This is a good time to look deeper to see how our Las Cruces area representatives and senators have voted in the Legislature. Our … more
Death is a subject many people in our culture avoid. It happens every day, but we rarely see it, because it is accompanied by harsh realities. To aid in this pursuit, End of Life Options New Mexico … more
The Las Cruces Bulletin and sister publication Desert Exposure came away with a total of nine awards in the New Mexico Press Association’s 2024 Better Newspaper Contest. The awards were … more
Over the last few years, the Doña Ana Arts Council has worked diligently to reimagine their 53-year-old Renaissance ArtsFaire as something less, well, dated. What started out, as all do, … more
Did you know that there are still people living among us who think Día de los Muertos is just a Mexican version of Halloween? Recognized as the time when the border between the spirit realm … more
Election Day is just a week away, and many voters are already casting their ballots. On the backs of those ballots is an opportunity to invest nearly $230 million in New Mexico’s public higher … more
I voted on Saturday. With two small children in tow, a bit late in the early voting game, in a busy part of town and on a Saturday, the time it took would fit within a sitcom episode. It was … more
The Air and Space Expo at the Las Cruces International Airport was one of the most entertaining shows I’ve seen in years. I hadn’t been to an air show since I was a kid, and was … more
Add playwright David Lindsay-Abaire’s “Good People” to the list of dozens of sensational scripts that have only made their way to Las Cruces via No Strings Theatre Company. … more
NMSU regents approved a contract with a base salary of $600,000 for its new president, Valerio Ferme, on Friday morning. more
Sammy was tired.  ‘Dog tired’ his mother used to say.  He felt like the double-shifts at the mine were killing him, ‘but the pay was killer,’ he laughed to … more
It’s that time of year again: When ghoulies and ghosties rise up to interact with the living, and the fear of diabetes hangs like a pall over every family household. Whether you like your … more
Hilary McDaniel-Douglas, who left Las Cruces in 2022 to join the Queen’s University Belfast master of arts program in poetry, has won a major international award and substantial cash prize for … more
Clint Burleson, who co-owns DeadRunning with his wife, Hanne, says that one of the biggest draws for participants in DeadRunning’s Day of the Dead and Chili Pepper running events is outstanding … more
It’s never too late in the season for a wine festival, or so it would seem. While most viniculture events tend to fall between Memorial Day and Labor Day, the village of Tularosa waits to … more
Friday, October 25 Austin Stambaugh & Third Seven, 7 p.m. at Whiskey Creek Zócalo, 11786 Hwy 180 East, Arenas Valley. Info: 575-388-1266 or WhiskeyCreekZocalo.com Oso Productions … more
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