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If you have watched house cats, you have seen bobcats. Obviously, they are not the same species. Adult bobcats are larger, with males weighing fifteen to forty pounds, females somewhat smaller, coats …
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By Sharman Apt Russell
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6/10/25
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MountainView Regional Medical Center has implanted a new form of pacemaker and says it is the first in southern New Mexico to do so.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the dual …
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Noah RaessFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/10/25
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“The 2025 World’s Greatest Horseman has been crowned, and this year’s title belongs to none other than Erin Taormino riding Hazardouz Material. With an impressive 884.5 composite …
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By Marcia Tinker
Photos by Jesse O’Choa
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6/9/25
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A Speakeasy in 2025, in Silver City? An upscale lounge, casual but intimate, cozy, elegant, vibrant atmosphere, hide-away gem, laid back, fine dining, little known, live music and serves …
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By Marcia Tinker
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6/7/25
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The right to petition is enshrined in the U.S. Constitution, N.M. State Constitution, and Las Cruces City Charter. As part of the Bill of Rights, petitioning is one of the most basic …
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Sarah Smith
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6/6/25
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In the 1990s, sportscaster Al Michaels used to slyly sneak references to the point spread into his NFL broadcasts.
“That extra point will be significant to some of our viewers,” …
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Walt Rubel For the Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/6/25
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Despite the inherent toxicity and common misinformation present on social media, I do consume a number of local pages to obtain information on our city. This is especially necessary because of the …
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Shawna Pfeiffer For the Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/6/25
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As American as apple pie Summer Reading has been a staple pastime for ages, where folks relish the fair-weather hours in a hammock or at the beach with a good book in hand. I have been recommending …
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Charlie Blanchard For the Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/6/25
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One day Dennis Miller got a call about a hurt eagle.
He said the caller had inadvertently hit the raptor but could not stay as he was late for work. But though the caller put a towel on the …
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Susan Morée Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/6/25
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This is the second in a three-part series about the efforts of the Bureau of Land Management to restore the historic mining town of Lake Valley.
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Story and photos by Derrick Henry, Public Affairs Specialist
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6/6/25
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Mesilla Valley Film Society's movie of the week at the Fountain Theatre: Psycho Therapy: The Shallow Tale of a Writer Who Decided to Write About a Serial Killer Dir: Tolga Karacelik 102 min …
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Desert Exposure Report
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6/5/25
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Fiesta Latina!
Hosted by WNMU, this lively four-day festival honors the rich cultural ties New Mexico shares with Mexico through a colorful blend of juried art, live music and dance, traditional …
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Desert Exposure Report
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6/5/25
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Where I live in rural New Mexico, I see striped and hooded skunks throughout the year. I see skunk tracks all the time, every day, around my house, in the fine substrate of the road that leads up to …
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Sharman Apt Russell
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6/5/25
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From the thrill rides and performances to the shops and restaurants, every element of a theme park experience is crafted with intention. Now, a new competition hopes to find the designers of the …
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Bulletin report
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6/4/25
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Carlis Chee was born on the Navajo Nation in Arizona, where his parents abandoned him, and he was shuttled between unstable living situations and austere boarding schools. He describes his upbringing …
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By Brian D’Ambrosio
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6/4/25
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The University Art Museum will host the 10 th annual Feminist Border Arts Film Festival along with the 2nd annual Zine Festival Friday, June 6 and Saturday, June 7.
Co-founded by M. Catherine …
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Serena Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/3/25
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It's that time!
Every year, something magical happens in Las Cruces when the Rio Grande, often a dry expanse of sandy riverbed, is revived with the release of water. It brings life to the land …
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Sandra Moulton
Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/3/25
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The last time Janie Malley saw her husband Joseph, 45, alive was the morning of Feb. 27 at their home in Rodeo, a tiny community in the desert of New Mexico’s Bootheel.
It was a …
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Diana Alba Soular
For the Southern New Mexico Journalism Collaborative
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6/3/25
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Frequent dust storms have turned a remote stretch of I-10 into a hazard zone. As deadly crashes rise, scientists and transportation officials are exploring what can be done.
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Damien Willis
For the Southern New Mexico Journalism Collaborative
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6/3/25
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The Bootheel region of Southwest New Mexico has a surprisingly robust food scene that includes a pair of historic steakhouses and a Mexican cafe, all of which are worth a road trip.
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By Jason K. Watkins
For Desert Exposure
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6/3/25
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