Mariachi Christmas Felipe Salcido and Cathy Salcido dance during A Mariachi Merry Christmas at Palacio Bar in Mesilla, Sunday night, Dec. 17. For more festive photos, see page 20. 0e8afcb1a66201f8f02e4aeb706b37b1Image_4.jpg BULLETIN PHOTO BY STEVE MCINTYRE

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ABOVE: Members of Our Lady of Guadalupe Shrine and Parish take part in the Tortugas Fiesta looking toward the sunset on top of Tortugas Mountain Monday night. RIGHT: Las Cruces resident Ray Briones lights a candle at the shrine on top of Tortugas Mountain. The lighting of the candle signifies sacrifice and also peace for the coming year. BULLETIN PHOTOS BY STEVE MACINTYRE  

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The 2018 Las Cruces International Film Festival (LCIFF) will screen outstanding films and welcome major celebrities, including television and movie actors Cybill Shepherd and Pam Grier, and actor, producer and model, RJ Mitte. Shepherd starred in the late-1980 television series “Moonlighting” opposite Bruce Willis and in her own situation comedy, “Cybill” in the late 1990s. Her film credits include “The Last Picture Show,” “The Heartbreak Kid” and “Taxi Driver.” Shepherd made her Broadway debut in 2012 in the revival of Gore Vidal’s ...

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Cybill ShepherdCybill Shepherd Matallana RJ MitteMatallana RJ Mitte Pam GrierPam Grier The 2018 Las Cruces International Film Festival (LCIFF) will screen outstanding films and welcome major celebrities, including television and movie actors Cybill Shepherd and Pam Grier, and actor, producer and model, RJ Mitte. Shepherd starred in the late-1980 television series “Moonlighting” opposite Bruce Willis and in her own situation comedy, “Cybill” in ...

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  Fans storm the Aggie Memorial Stadium field after New Mexico State University’s 22-17 victory over South Alabama Saturday, Dec. 2. The victory earned the Aggies a trip to Tucson to play Utah State in the Novo Home Loans Arizona Bowl Friday, Dec. 29. It’s the Aggies first trip to a bowl game since 1960. For ticket information, call 575-646-1420. Bulletin Photo by Richard Coltharp. Fans storm the Aggie Memorial Stadium field after New Mexico ...

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The last time New Mexico State University appeared in a bowl game JFK had not yet been sworn into office and nobody outside of Liverpool or Hamburg had ever heard of the Beatles. Thanks to a victory over Idaho Nov. 25 engineered by backup quarterback Nick Jeanty (No. 12, pictured), the Aggies play for bowl eligibility Saturday, Dec. 2, in one of the biggest games in the school’s 100-plus-year football history. But, as Bulletin editor Marty Racine ...

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By Phil Wilke For the Bulletin I used to be big. Not Jupiter or Australia big, maybe just a Pontiac minivan. Now I’m a Chevy mid-sized sedan, hoping to work my way down to Alfa Romeo roadster. I’ve dropped a lot of weight by counting calories, exercising a lot more and complaining about having to count calories and exercise more, but it seems to be working. Or at least it worked up to a point. I have plateaued on weight loss for several ...

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SEMI-TOUGH Las Cruces High School quarterback Payton Ball (5) eludes Rio Rancho defensive back Jaylen McKinley in the state quarterfinal matchup Nov. 17 at Field of Dreams. The Bulldawgs’ 28-10 victory sends them to the Class 6A semifinals at Field of Dreams Friday, Nov. 24, against top-ranked Manzano, which took care of Clovis, 45-7. The winner will play for the state championship.

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