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Construction continues on Project Jupiter in southern Doña Ana County, but the argument over the massive data center has increasingly become less about whether it will be built and more about what New Mexico will gain, and what it will give up in...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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9/25/26
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For months, local organizers have shown up to Doña Ana County Board of County Commissioners’ meetings and engaged in public comment calling for transparency surrounding Project Jupiter’s hasty and secretive development, and for months our concerns...
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Stop Project Jupiter
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8/14/26
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Nubia Tarazona still remembers looking at her high school schedule and knowing something wasn't right.
She had arrived in New Mexico from Venezuela at 16 years old, carrying more than a suitcase and an accent. She brought with her years of...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/19/26
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Women’s choir
Sing Cuckoo! Celestial Sounds, Las Cruces' women's choir, will perform music for the spring season on Sunday, April 19, 3 p.m. at First Christian Church, 1809 El Paseo, Las Cruces.
Conducted by Deb Cook and accompanied by Barbara...
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4/4/26
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The Hunt Center for Entrepreneurship at New Mexico State University’s Arrowhead Center is now accepting applications for its online GenAI Systems Builder Sprint, a six-week accelerator designed to help startups in New Mexico and the Borderplex...
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Alejandro Najera-AcostaNMSU
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3/11/26
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America’s economy is evolving at a pace and scale unseen since the industrial revolution. Data center campuses are the factories of this new era, breaking new ground in medicine, technology, engineering and more. But, like the steam engines that...
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Jed SmithRio Valley Biofuels
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2/18/26
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For the first time in its history, Gadsden Independent School District advocated for itself at the state capitol, fighting for funding for its dual language program. High schoolers from the district, faculty and staff, and Superintendent Nubia...
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Bulletin Report
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2/17/26
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For the first time in the district’s history, students from the Gadsden Independent School District will take a trip to the state capitol. Fifty students will advocate for the district’s dual language program, learn about state government, and go...
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Bulletin Report
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2/12/26
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Following the successful launch of the Borderplex Fundraising Sprint in 2025, the Hunt Center for Entrepreneurship at New Mexico State University’s Arrowhead Center is partnering once again with Startup Chihuahua and Startup Juárez to relaunch the...
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Alejandro Najera-AcostaNMSU
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2/11/26
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A Canadian pipe manufacturing company, Endurance Technologies, Inc., has selected Las Cruces as the site of its first U.S. facility, bringing dozens of jobs and more than $50 million in economic impact to New Mexico over the next...
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Bulletin Report
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1/28/26
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Casa de Peregrinos hosted a “Pop-Up Pantry” at the Doña Ana Government Center Jan. 17 to feed Las Cruces families in need.
The event is the second part of a series of pop-up food pantries hosted with funding from Project Jupiter....
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Bulletin Report
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1/21/26
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A leading manufacturer and distributor of all-electric, purpose-built, zero-emission medium and heavy-duty vehicles serving the cargo and delivery market, shuttle and transit space, and school bus sector has announced plans to open a manufacturing...
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Bulletin Report
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1/19/26
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The Boys & Girls Club of Las Cruces announced a $1.5 million donation from Project Jupiter to support the organization’s mission to build a new facility that will triple the number of youth it can serve.
“We have waited decades for this...
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Bulletin Report
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1/8/26
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A team of New Mexico State University student entrepreneurs joined peers from universities across the U.S.-Mexico border to pitch cross-border business solutions at Negotium 2025, a binational business competition held Oct. 3 at the...
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Shasta YounkerNMSU
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11/10/25
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Being honest and taking responsibility for the things you do has been part of Denisse Carter since her childhood. It’s those traits that are high on the list as to why she has been chosen as the first Economic Development Director for Doña Ana...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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10/31/25
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A team of New Mexico State University student entrepreneurs joined peers from universities across the U.S.-Mexico border to pitch cross-border business solutions at Negotium 2025, a binational business competition held Oct. 3 at the...
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By Shasta YounkerNew Mexico State University
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10/21/25
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Amid protests, seven hours of public comment and threats of arrest against those who would not leave the main county chambers and move into an overflow room, the Doña Ana County Board of Commissioners approved an Industrial Revenue Bond for Project Jupiter.
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Noah RaessFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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9/19/25
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A group of concerned citizens in Doña Ana County held a press conference on Wednesday, September 17, 2025, calling for the Doña Ana County Commissioners to postpone the commission’s vote on the $165 billion data center.
But local citizens are not...
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Susan Morée
Las Cruces Bulletin
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9/18/25
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Lt. Governor Howie Morales joined by the Legislative Finance Committee and officials from Doña Ana County held a ribbon cutting ceremony for upgrades to the Doña Ana County …
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Noah RaessFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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8/21/25
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