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At Otero Arts the photography of poet and fiction writer Rochelle Williams is on display for the month of February. “A Poet’s Eye: Accidental Beauties” is a retrospective of her …
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2/7/24
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Frank Parrish grew up in El Paso. A self-identified rockhound by the age of 7, he scoured the Franklin Mountains for rocks and fossils as he grew up, ultimately picking up degrees at the University …
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By Elva K. Österreich
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2/7/24
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Tell someone you’re a Baha’i and the most likely response is an instant look of puzzlement followed by questions along the lines of, “Ba what?” or “Ba Who?”
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Deb Rodgers
For the Bulletin
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2/7/24
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For many families living in New Mexico, especially those living in poverty, the opportunity to send their children to a quality private school is not always a reality. In these circumstances, charter …
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Rep. Stefani Lord
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2/7/24
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Home values are on the rebound as Las Cruces saw a small increase in January that is projected to rise even higher in lieu of the upcoming spring buyer season.
While an anticipated drop in …
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Steve Montañez
For the Bulletin
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2/7/24
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In 2016, New Mexico voters passed a constitutional amendment to end the unfair practice of cash bonds after an arrest.
A bond is different from a fine, which is a form of punishment imposed …
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Walt Rubel
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2/6/24
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With the unfortunate closing of the Crisis Triage Center in Doña Ana County, we would like to reassure the community that services are available for them at Mesilla Valley Hospital.
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Anna Laliotis
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2/5/24
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Facts are something that many might argue are in very short supply in the fabric of today’s society. Between politicians spouting “alternative” facts, and the ease with which the …
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David Salcido
For the Bulletin
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2/5/24
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Beginning in July 2027, law school graduates will take a new bar examination for qualifying to practice law in New Mexico, the state Supreme Court and the Board of Bar Examiners announced Monday.
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Bulletin report
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2/5/24
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When kids ride in the backseat of a car with friends, they forget a parent is usually sitting behind the wheel listening to everything they say.
Years ago, I was driving my …
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by Jim and Henry Duchene
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2/5/24
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In a coffee shop where I like to do my writing, a small group of people broke into a Spanish worship song. I didn’t expect it but it was nice to hear. The group didn’t look like a …
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By Abe Villarreal
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2/5/24
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Brianda Alirdz was fine coping with the COVID-19 pandemic up until the virus finally caught up to her during her 2021 Christmas break.
The 18-year-old was a senior at Early College High School …
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By Xchelzin Peña, Southern New Mexico Journalism Collaborative
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2/5/24
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Gustav Klimt once declared, “All art is erotic.” People have been pondering the meaning of that brief statement for over a century. The discussion over what defines erotica has been going …
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David Salcido
For the Bulletin
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2/5/24
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New Mexico State University’s five regents unanimously approved a list of finalists under consideration as NMSU’s next president during a special meeting Friday afternoon held by video …
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By Algernon D'Ammassa
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2/2/24
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Call for Veterans & Military Connected Artists: In Alamogordo, Otero Arts will hold its “Second Annual Otero Veteran Arts Showcase” (OVAS) in June at the Otero …
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By Elva K. Österreich
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2/2/24
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Desert Exposure would like to include your special events, from any southern New Mexico community. Please submit your event title, time, location and contact information to editor@desertexposure.com; …
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2/2/24
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Glenn Cutter of Picacho Hills, longtime champion of the arts and a Las Cruces business leader, was celebrated on the floor of the New Mexico Senate on Jan. 29 for his contributions not only to New …
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By Algernon D'Ammassa
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2/1/24
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Just when you think progress is being made with regards to good government and legislative transparency, something happens that restores the public distrust and skepticism that has plagued public …
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State Rep. Rod Montoya
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2/1/24
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Wilderness areas take us back to how the world looked before the advent of cars, roads and the many conveniences of civilization that we enjoy today. They are essential places where we can leave …
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By Donna Stevens
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2/1/24
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100% Otero is a grassroots nonprofit eliminating childhood trauma in Otero County by supporting families with 10 vital services: food, housing, medical/dental care, behavioral health care, …
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By Peg Crim and Lisa Yehle
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2/1/24
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