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Carbon/Element Exhibition Intaglio prints made from carbon-based ink by Tyler Green make up an exhibition of photographs of the New Mexico landscape impacted by wildfire and aims to build … more
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Former state Sen. John Arthur Smith posed with a bench paying tribute to his years in office at the Luna County Courthouse in Deming, N.M. Smith served more than three decades before his primary loss in 2020, and stepping down that December.
Retired New Mexico state senator John Arthur Smith mourned statewide
For more than three decades, the Deming lawmaker presided over New Mexico's budget as chairman of the Senate Finance Committee. more
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The golf doctor answers your questions
QUESTION: Please explain to me what a “ press” is in a game of golf.  I play with a few guys for a little bit of cash, but it always ends up to be for more than we started out … more
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The iconic rock band Foreigner will bring their farewell tour to Las Cruces on Oct. 9, 2024, with the local Zia Middle School Choir joining them for their signature ballad, “I Want to Know What Love Is.”
Zia Middle School Choir to sing with Foreigner
On any serious list of enduring songs from the 1980s, somewhere near the top one will find Foreigner’s 1984 rock ballad, “I Want to Know What Love Is.” Its distinctive refrain, with … more
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MVJBS President Pancho Romero playing trumpet.
The Mesilla Valley Jazz & Blues Society prepare for their signature festival
There was a time when one didn’t equate Las Cruces with Jazz and Blues music. That is no longer true. The Mesilla Valley Jazz & Blues Society (MVJBS) has been working diligently for the … more
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Gallery Manager Natalia Martinez
Gallery manager links art and identity
“Las Cruces holds a special place in my heart. I love the diverse range of artists here in Las Cruces, especially because we're a borderland city,” Natalia Martinez said during a recent … more
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City pedals forward on bike, pedestrian lanes
The Las Cruces City Council unanimously accepted a $350,000 state grant to help pave the way for the development of active transportation pathways such as bike lanes and walking trails.  … more
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Coming Up October 4 - 10
Friday, October 4 Mesilla Valley Transportation Charity Golf Tournament, 7 a.m.-5 p.m. at Sonoma Ranch Golf Course, 1274 Golf Club Rd., Las Cruces. Info:  adri.garcia@m-v-t.com Launch … more
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Arts Roundup
The Ballard Phot Studio opens at Branigan Cultural Center The Branigan Cultural Center hosts a new exhibit, The Ballard Photo Studio: A Portrait of Community featuring more than 200 photographic … more
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Las Cruces Symphony Orchestra director Ming Luke is seen in a file photo.
Symphony delivers dramatic, colorful season opener
From the moment conductor Ming Luke pounced onto the podium at the New Mexico State’s Atkinson Recital Hall, the Las Cruces Symphony Orchestra burst into their 2024-25 season with great … more
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Families flock to state fair and rodeo
With the big rivalry football game between New Mexico State University and the University of New Mexico happening last Saturday evening, many families from Albuquerque came into town early to enjoy … more
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Pumpkin Palooza Ushers in Autumn Fun
It’s officially Fall and the Las Cruces Parks and Recreation Department is hosting its annual Pumpkin Palooza fall event on Saturday, Oct. 5, at the Frank O'Brien Papen Community Center. … more
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Making Space for your Face
If you’ve ever thought about being immortalized on the side of a truck, you’re in luck. The Axle Contemporary mobile studio/gallery is wrapping up its Southwestern New Mexico tour in Las … more
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At NMSU, ‘Dracula’ delivers batty camp
"Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors" is an eruption of high-camp, cross-dressing, clownish satire with an ensemble of inspired comic performers juggling multiple roles. more
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Tension and fear stalk the family in hiding, played by Dustin Wright (Otto Frank), Shari Dumond (Mrs. van Daan), Nora Brown (Edith Frank), Mia Berkson (Anne Frank), James Pack (Mr. Dussel), and Mr. van Daan (Eric DuMond), in LCCT’s production of The Diary of Anne Frank.
The Diary of Anne Frank is a reminder we should never forget
History can teach us a lot about ourselves. Both the things we don’t want to forget, and the things we don’t want to remember. We live in a time when the things we hoped we would never … more
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NM HAIKU
My footsteps defile the creamy-white sand, so smooth, like new-fallen snow. Exploring on foot a dry desert wash: for me, a true winter sport. Joni Kay Rose A resident of … more
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Driving to Exit 0
Google Maps shows we’ll still be connected by one lengthy interstate. A vertical slash of blacktop for 678 miles. If I don’t turn back. I must not turn back. Spotify … more
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The Only Truth is Music
Enough already! Never in my life have I heard so much cursing and complaining, so much rank self-pitying, so many people living by their grievances alone. I get it, times are … more
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The Brothel
The quaint little town of Mesilla, New Mexico was delighted to finally have a brand-new schoolhouse constructed in 1930. It had five classrooms and was built in territorial-style fashion with adobe … more
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Online stupidity never goes away
Is there a statute of limitations on horribly offensive racist and homophobic comments posted online? Every situation is unique. If you are running to be the governor of North Carolina and … more
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