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Jumping for joy

Oct 23, 2015

Jumping for joy Students from Fairacres Elementary School play on stacked tractor tires Monday, Oct. 19, at the Mesilla Valley Maze, 3855 W. Picacho Ave. The location features a giant corn maze, a pick-a-pumpkin field, hayrides and many other activities. The maze is open until Sunday, Oct. 25. See Page A10 for more photos.

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You can go home again

May 5, 2017

Bulletin photo by Steve MacIntyre Las Cruces’ Favorite Daughter Bri Bagwell commands the stage at the fifth annual Las Cruces Country Music Festival Saturday, April 29, in Downtown Las Cruces. Bagwell and her band, The Banned, alternately rocked and serenaded the large crowd in a triumphant return to her hometown. Bagwell’s red boots (inset) are the subject for one of her hits, “My Boots.”

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‘The Space Between Us’ full of the familiar

Feb 16, 2017

Film poster. Courtesy photo. By ELVA K. ÖSTERREICH Las Cruces Bulletin Science fiction, love story, morality play, “The Space Between Us,” from STX Entertainment, finds its real talent in the magnificent cinematography, which begins at Spaceport America and captures the sweep of Colorado, New Mexico and the Pacific Ocean in their natural glory. In a love story that bridges the gap between Mars and Earth, two teenagers find each other on the internet. Gardner ...

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Agriculture street fair warms up the crowd before the game

Oct 21, 2016

Agriculture street fair warms up the crowd before the game NMSU REPORT It’s the family-friendly event to beat all others in Las Cruces: on Oct. 22 you’ll find farm animals, games and prizes and samples of local food all in one completely free event. The fourth annual Agriculture Day street takes place from 2-6 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 22, in the parking lot between Aggie Memorial Stadium and the Pan Am Center prior to the Aggies’ ...

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Aggie’s not quite tough enough to beat GA Southern

Oct 28, 2016

Aggie’s not quite tough enough to beat GA Southern By MARTY RACINE For the Bulletin The New Mexico State University football players were tough enough to wear pink, but they weren’t quite tough enough to beat a reeling Georgia Southern squad at Aggie Memorial Stadium, Saturday, Oct. 22. Following the halftime unveiling of a 40-yard-wide billowing pink ribbon and bow dedicated to cancer research and commemorating Tough Enough to Wear Pink’s 10th ...

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