Landing Demolition and New Installation at Dial-A-Ride Administration Office As part of the City’s commitment to improve safety and security at City-owned properties, Facilities Management will be working with a local contractor to demolish an existing landing adjacent to the entrance and exit on the north side of the Dial-a-RideRead More →
Aerial Inspection Company Plans Major New Mexico Expansion State Assistance From LEDA Helps LaSen Inc. Move to Global Marketplace Las Cruces, N.M. – A company that specializes in aerial inspection and mapping services is planning a major expansion in New Mexico, more than doubling its highly trained workforce and speedingRead More →
City Council Approves New City Manager Contract The Las Cruces City Council unanimously approved a contract for new City Manager Ifo Pili at its Monday, August 17 meeting. Pili, who has been city administrator of Eagle Mountain, Utah since 2012 and has 14 years of experience in municipal administration, beginsRead More →
City Council to Consider Contract Approval for the New City Manager The Las Cruces City Council will meet via video conference at 1 p.m. Monday, August 17, 2020 for a regularly scheduled meeting. At the meeting, the council will consider approval of a contract to hire Ifo Pili as theRead More →
New Supplemental SNAP Increases Also Being Issued in August New Mexico households receiving Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits will again receive the maximum amount for their household size for the month of August, the New Mexico Human Services Department announced today. During the past five months, SNAP households thatRead More →
DAAC Announces Two Free Art Series in July In July, the theme is “East meets West” for the Doña Ana Arts Council (DAAC). Two on-line art history series will be offered free of charge for all community members who register on the DAAC website. While many COVID-19 restrictions are slowlyRead More →
New Mexico partners with OpenBeds to launch the New Mexico Behavioral Health Referral Network SANTA FE – The New Mexico Department of Human Services’ Behavioral Health Services Division, today announced that it has partnered with OpenBeds, a provider of a technology platform that identifies, unifies, and tracks behavioral health and socialRead More →
New ENDWI campaign launches statewide June 29 SANTA FE – The New Mexico Department of Transportation will use animation for the first time in a new ENDWI campaign at the end of June that also promotes the state’s COVID-19 safe practices. The television and social media spots by RK VentureRead More →
Museum awarded Humanities grant The National Endowment for the Humanities and the New Mexico Humanities Council are boosting “Virtual Learning Experiences” at the New Mexico Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum with a $4,000 grant. The Las Cruces museum will purchase video equipment with the funds, according to Lisa Pugh, theRead More →
Safe Removal of Bears in Los Alamos A female bear and three cubs found raiding the neighborhood trash in Los Alamos have been safely captured and moved to a new, more appropriate hunting ground in the countryside of western New Mexico. The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish saysRead More →
