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Mesilla Valley Jazz and Blues Society presents Footprints Quintet Mesilla Valley Jazz and Blues Society, a nonprofit organization devoted to promoting the appreciation of jazz and blues art … more
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Amendments this year only offer tweaks
Every two years New Mexico voters get the chance to make changes to our state Constitution. Some years they’re big, fundamental changes, like scrapping the old state Board of Education in favor … more
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Don’t let negative emotions hijack your golf game
Considering all the breakthroughs of mental toughness training, emotional regulation is one of the new frontiers in golf and all competitive sports. Emotions rule performance even more than … more
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Ballet folklorico traditions are on display as part of the annual Diez y Seis de Septiembre celebration on Mesilla’s historic plaza.
Mesilla celebrates Diez y Seis
If you’re new to the area, you may well wonder what Diez y Seis de Septiembre is and why we celebrate it. It all began on September 16, 1810, when Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, a Catholic priest, … more
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Crystal Evans selected as OMDP artist-in-residence
Las Cruces artist Crystal Evans will explore the Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument this month, producing art, a community workshop and a ‘zine’ showcasing the … more
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Festival goers enjoy the day at the Silver City Pride Festival in 2023.
Kick Up Your Heels at the Silver City Pride Festival
For eight years, the Silver City Gay Pride Festival has been celebrating acceptance, expression and diversity in Grant County. Right from the start, the festival was a success, and each year keeps … more
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Artist Trading Cards Come to Silver City
Who would think that forty busy artists would want to create twenty small works of art every two months just to give them away? Well, Silver City artist Joel Armstrong does! Armstrong, who is the … more
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Renowned Author to Speak in Silver City
The Silver City Jacob Bennett Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) will present an educational program by Thomas E. Chávez, PhD from 7-8 p.m., on Friday, September 19 at … more
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Las Cruces artists honored by governor
Two artists from Las Cruces are among the seven recipients of this year’s Governor’s Awards for Excellence in the Arts. more
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Okalani Ventura, Carlos Huereca, Eliza Phillips and Vance Cook rehearse a scene from New Mexico State University’s upcoming production of “Dracula, a Comedy of Terrors.”
‘Dracula’ opens season in campy vein
New Mexico State University’s theatre department will open the 2024-25 season with “a campy new twist” on Bram Stoker’s iconic vampire tale. An ensemble student … more
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Politics has no role in selecting NMSU’s next leader
During my tenure as governor, it was my practice to consult with the presidents of our universities regarding the talent and expertise needed in a regent to assist their institution in reaching its … more
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Watch and learn: The sure way to develop a swing
Golf is a challenging game to learn, especially for adults who have never done it before. I’m a proponent of learning by imitation. It’s how children learn. Kids can learn to play musical … more
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Lisa Masterson gives Therapaws dog Trek some attention at Mesilla Valley Hospice in Las Cruces.
Therapy dogs unleash joy in Las Cruces
Local volunteer Charlene Curry and other members of Therapaws have found a great way to keep their dogs active while also contributing to community members’ health: through hour-long therapy … more
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Coming Up September 6 - 12
Friday, September 6 Pickamania featuring Pint & a Half, and John & Jean Ronstadt, 6-9 p.m. at the Black Range Lodge, 50 Kingston Main Street, Kingston. Info: 575-895-5652 Elephant … more
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El Paso Symphony Orchestra Music Director Bohuslav Rattay
El Paso Symphony Orchestra Announces its 2024-2025 Season
For 94 years, the El Paso Symphony Orchestra has cultivated community through classical music. “As we embark on another exciting season, I am filled with a profound sense of … more
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Where the Books Are
September is National Literacy Month, and if you’re like most readers, you’ve got your favorite place to find the perfect read. The big guys, like Barnes & Noble or Hastings, are fine … more
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The acid paintings of Salome Ali Jaffe are the first to grace the walls at the new Mad Hatter Gallery open-ing in downtown Las Cruces in September.
‘Une Vie’ showcases acid paintings
The Mad Hatter Gallery’s debut exhibit, beginning Sept. 6, will be “Une Vie,” a showing of acid paintings by Salome Ali Jaffe. “Jaffe explores the depths of the human … more
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The cast of Edward Albee’s “Seascape,” from left, are Conda Douglas, Bruce Demeree, Bob Alvarez and Autumn Gieb.
At Black Box, Albee’s ’Seascape’ swims again
The No Strings Theatre Company made its debut in 2000 with a production of Edward Albee’s “Seascape,” a play dear to artistic director Ceil Herman’s heart. On the opening … more
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LCCT auditions for ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’
The Las Cruces Community Theatre will hold auditions next weekend for its upcoming production of “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,” it announced in its newsletter. The musical … more
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Sunland Park needs new water utility
Residents of Sunland Park and Santa Teresa weren’t informed when arsenic treatment plants for their water were shut down, exposing them to dangerous health risks. Now, those same residents are … more
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