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Las Cruces Public Schools Superintendent Ignacio Ruiz congratulated the district’s top financial officer, Chenyu “Alex” Liu, Tuesday evening for an annual financial audit that …
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By Algernon D'Ammassa
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2/21/24
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Around 40 people protested a Las Cruces City Council meeting Tuesday following the death of a Las Cruces Police Department officer.
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By Justin Garcia
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2/21/24
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New Mexico State University’s Learning Games Lab mostly does its work quietly, with a team of professional illustrators and animators at work over screens in a darkened room on the Las Cruces …
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By Algernon D'Ammassa
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2/21/24
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The city of Las Cruces holds a public meeting from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday to discuss the arterial and collector speed management policy. In simpler terms, the policy refers to how the city manages …
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Bulletin report
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2/21/24
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Health official Kayla Blanchard of Alamogordo is the League of Women Voters of Southern New Mexico’s choice for its 2024 Making Democracy Work award, an annual honor with a $250 cash prize.
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Bulletin report
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2/21/24
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New Mexico has been a "dissection choice" state since 2005. The alternatives to dissecting real animals are getting more sophisticated.
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By Algernon D'Ammassa
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2/20/24
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The Las Cruces Arts and Cultural District is teaming up with the Downtown Las Cruces Partnership to introduce the Generations Community Writing Project, and they are calling for submissions.
The …
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Bulletin report
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2/19/24
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The two presumptive nominees for president are 81 and 77 years old. They would be the oldest major party nominees for the office in history, just as they were in 2020. It is reasonable to consider …
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By Algernon D'Ammassa
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2/19/24
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The city of Las Cruces held an evening memorial service for fallen LCPD officer Jonah Hernandez that featured tributes and Christian prayers.
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Algernon D'Ammassa
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2/17/24
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Memorial Medical Center on Wednesday joined the nonprofit Running4Heroes in organizing a 1-mile walk in remembrance of slain Las Cruces police officer Jonah Hernandez. Approximately 100 …
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2/16/24
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Doña Ana County received a clean audit following a presentation at a Board of Commissioners meeting on Feb. 13.
Auditors with Hinkle and Landers, an Albuquerque-based firm, issued …
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2/15/24
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Fiber optic internet provider Vexus Fiber recently completed phase one of a $250 million new fiber network in Albuquerque, projected for completion in 2028.
Last week, the company said it broke …
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2/14/24
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Since becoming the chief of the Las Cruces Police Department last year, Jeremy Story has delivered a dozen news conferences. He's been more visible than previous chiefs and more willing to be the …
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By Justin Garcia
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2/13/24
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If the title “I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change” inspires a chuckle, don’t miss this musical.
Composer Jimmy Roberts and book writer and lyricist Joe DiPietro aptly …
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By Megan McQueen
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2/13/24
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Author and poet Heather Frankland will present the next workshop in The Write Stuff writing series, a 2-hour talk and generative workshop: Of Love and Heartbreak: Using Poetry as a Tool to Navigate …
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By Kris Neri
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2/13/24
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In 2003, then-Gov. Bill Richardson convinced New Mexico voters that the only way to fix our chronically underperforming schools was to scrap the old state school board and put one person in charge. …
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By Walt Rubel
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2/12/24
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The death of a Las Cruces Police Department officer left a solemn atmosphere at Monday's city council meeting.
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By Justin Garcia
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2/12/24
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New Mexico State University’s theatre arts department is welcoming playwrights Maiya Corral and Benjamin Benne, who will develop new works at the university and work with students of the …
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2/12/24
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Growing up in El Paso didn’t keep actress Christina Villa from her dreams as she landed a leading role in a feature film titled “Wanted Man.” In fact, her connection with the El …
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By Elva K. Österreich
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2/12/24
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The Las Cruces City Council instituted a $56 fine for parking illegally in a public electric vehicle parking spot earlier this week.
The 5-0 vote on Feb. 5 also amended the municipal code to …
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Bulletin report
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2/9/24
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