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Students at NMSU Theatre Department walk away with numerous awards.
NMSU theatre seniors win awards
New Mexico State University seniors Eva Cullen and Athena McPeake each took home multiple awards during the New Mexico State University Theatre Department’s Annual Awards Banquet, held Thursday … more
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Al Pacino stars in local filmmaker’s horror movie
Al Pacino, who needs no introduction, stars in an upcoming film produced by Las Cruces filmmaker Ross Marks. The film, called “The Ritual,” opens at Allen Theatres Cineport 10, 700 … more
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Adventure awaits for participants and spectators alike.
Faire fun in the forest
Hear ye, hear ye! Knights in shining armor, jesters, minstrels and more await you and your entire family for three days of archaic adventure in the tall pines. Step back in time and experience the … more
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Sunshine Grocery, Art Deco Style, Mesquite Historic District
A look at historic districts of Las Cruces
May is Historic Preservation Month in New Mexico, and Las Cruces is honored to have three neighborhoods listed as Historic Districts in both the New Mexico Register of Cultural Properties and the National Register of Historic Places. more
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The New Mexico Museum of Space History in Alamogordo will once again be holding Rocketeer Academy summer camp beginning in July.
Summer Camp Returns to Museum of Space History!
The New Mexico Museum of Space History and the International Space Hall of Fame Foundation (ISHFF) have announced the return of the New Mexico Rocketeer Academy Summer Camp. That’s … more
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May the best duck win!
It’s May in Tularosa and that means it’s duck season. Not the feathered variety, but rather the rubber kind as the 3rd Annual Tularosa Duck Race makes waves on Saturday, May 3. The … more
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Crossing Borderlines explores cultural perspectives
Perspectives shift over time, creating a wealth of possibilities that make us uniquely human. Nowhere is that more apparent than within the cultural stratification of so-called minority societies. … more
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The 157th Annual St. Francis de Paula Fiesta
Celebrating history at the St. Francis de Paula Fiesta
When you hear the word fiesta in New Mexico, you know you’re going to get some sort of history lesson. Whether it be the celebration of a patron saint, an ethnic tradition going back … more
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Film fest wraps up with inspiration
Las Cruces International Film Festival founder and Executive Director Ross Marks could often be heard exclaiming through the five days of the festival that LCIFF is the largest student-run film … more
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Local students win state filmmaking prize
Student filmmakers, teachers and parents packed the Kiva Auditorium in Albuquerque on Sunday, April 6, for the awards ceremony for Film Prize Junior, New Mexico’s 4th annual student short film … more
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Go behind the scenes of Star Trek at LCIFF
The Las Cruces International Film Festival is in full swing, with cinefiles from across the state and beyond taking part in the event which began Wednesday, April 9 and continues through Sunday, … more
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New Mexico State University art students Citlali Delgado (left) and Yalet Yanar stand next posters of their artwork that will adorn Las Cruces bus stops as part of a public art project called Art Stop 2025 sponsored by the City of Las Cruces.
NMSU students’ art selected for public spaces
Two New Mexico State University student artists, Yalet Yanar and Citlali Delgado, have been selected to showcase their work for Art Stop 2025. Their pieces, each with unique and powerful themes, will … more
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Mammos to Answers
One of the worst things a woman can hear is that a doctor has found a suspicious lump in her breast. Las Cruces businesswoman Marci Dickerson learned in the fall of 2022 that she had a … more
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Novelist Russ Bradburd to read new work
Russ Bradburd is a funny guy. The fiction writer has a new satirical novel, Big Time, and he will be holding a reading from the new work at 7:30 p.m. on March 21 at Milton Hall on the New Mexico … more
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Colon cancer is on the rise among young adults
March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. With colon cancer on the rise in young adults, local medical centers are trying to do their part to warn people of the growing risk of the disease … more
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big fresh tilapia fish in hand of a fish farmer ready for sale HD
NM fish farmers finding success
New Mexico may never be a leader in aquaculture but some fish farmers are finding success in the arid state. Rossana Sallenave, professor and extension aquatic ecology specialist at New Mexico State … more
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Winners Kristen Court and Shaylee Wescott pose with members of the General Federation of Women’s Club of Las Cruces President Chayo Garcia and member Linda Gibbons on Friday, March 14, 2025.
Shaylee Wescott wins contest
Shaylee Wescott, a freshman from Mayfield High School, took home first place for a short-story contest last week. more
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Cancer patients and cancer survivors attend Margo Sorum’s yoga class on a Monday.
Cancer meets yoga
Cancer meets yoga in a new program that introduces yoga to cancer patients and survivors to help reduce stress, increase longevity of life, and improve body health overall. The program started … more
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LCSO explores the final frontier
The Las Cruces Symphony Orchestra is preparing a concert of three orchestral works on the theme of “Earth and Space,” and one might say “the Force is strong with this one.” … more
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Bataan Memorial Death March Honors World War II Heroes
The 36 th Annual Bataan Memorial Death March returns to White Sands Missile Range on Saturday, March 22, 2025. The base will host about 5,000 marchers, both military and civilian, who will take on … more
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