If you’ve ever been in New Mexico and had the good fortune of catching one of our rain showers, then you’ve likely noticed the wild and special aroma that follows. The closer you get to the desert plains, farther and farther from the city, the stronger this incredible smell becomes. Read More →
Parents are reminded that school-aged children must be up-to-date on all immunizations or have the proper New Mexico Department of Health Immunization Exemption before they can start school this fall. Las Cruces Public Schools recently announced they are on track to reopen schools under a hybrid model beginning Aug. 12.Read More →
The Superintendent and Athletics Department at Las Cruces Public Schools has extended the Return to Play guidelines for summer workouts. The district-wide safety protocols have been in place since June 22 for football, soccer, volleyball and cross country. Following the latest information from the governor’s office to mitigate the spreadRead More →
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced some of the biggest events in New Mexico to cancel. The UFO Festival was scheduled to take place this weekend before it was canceled. However, Roswell is still going forward with a different kind of festival. Organizers say they want to give an experience onlineRead More →
The City of Albuquerque will host fireworks displays in every quadrant of the city on the 4th of July. Duke city has announced it will move one of the displays from Los Altos Golf Course to the Manzano Mesa Park. The city said the change was made after people raiseRead More →
Las Cruces Again Named Best Run City in NM, Ranked #4 in U.S. Las Cruces is once again ranked as the best-run city in New Mexico according to WalletHub.com, a personal finance website. The new ranking also lists Las Cruces as the fourth best-run city in the U.S. with AlbuquerqueRead More →
Summer Workout Safety Guidelines Extended The Superintendent and Athletics Department at Las Cruces Public Schools has extended the Return to Play guidelines for summer workouts. The district-wide safety protocols have been in place since June 22 for football, soccer, volleyball and cross country. Following the latest information from the governor’sRead More →
“Using data from the widely circulated Johns Hopkins COVID-19 tracking map”, John Hopkins University has procured a wide variety of useful resources detailing some key metrics about the global and national spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). For United States citizens the graphs can come across as pretty daunting, showing ourRead More →
National nonprofit Wreaths Across America (WAA) is proud to announce that, this year, it is producing a free, virtual “Giving in July” concert on Facebook to replace its annual “Stem to Stone Rally in the Valley” weekend event in Maine. This family-friendly, virtual concert event will air live, nationwide onRead More →
The top judge on the New Mexico Supreme Court is postponing her scheduled retirement from the state high court from July 31 until later in the year because of a late-emerging snag. Chief Justice Judith Nakamura said in early June she would retire July 31 but on Friday she saidRead More →
