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Art history isn’t just being revisited at the New Mexico State University Art Museum. It’s being reimagined by students.
Art History: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, pairs familiar masterpieces with contemporary artwork while giving student...
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Elijah Rey Reyes
Las Cruces Bulletin | 8/13/26 |
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Friday, August 14, 2026
Special Meeting of the Doña Ana County Board of County Commissioners to be held on Friday, August 14, 2026, at 4:30 PM in the Doña Ana County Commission Chambers, 1st …
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8/13/26
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Friday, August 7, 2026
Purple Heart Day flag raising and reveille at 8 a.m. at Veteran’s Memorial Park, 1251 N Roadrunner Pkwy. Retreat of the flag will be 5 p.m. Help will be needed to fold …
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8/11/26
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Clown Bar in Las Cruces is a dark comedy and crime noir play produced by the No Strings Theatre Company at the Black Box Theatre (430 N. Main St.). Directed by Joshua Taulbee, the production runs from July 31 through Aug.9.
Show Details &...
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8/6/26
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Kathleen Key decided that retirement wasn't going to be a series of leisurely lunches and afternoons spent playing bridge.
She had tried imagining that version of life, the one where the calendar gradually emptied and the days settled into a...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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7/31/26
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Jenna Guitar laughed as she told the story, as the details have faded with time. She remembers playing an old woman, dying with dramatic flair, arms stretched skyward in a murder mystery whose title she can't recall.
She remembers being a child...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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7/30/26
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For five days, the little town of Gander, Newfoundland, underwent a transformation. Its airport was built in an era in which transatlantic flights needed to refuel before continuing across the ocean. By Sept. 11, 2001, it had become largely a...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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7/30/26
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Little Toad Creek
Rudy Boy
Saturday, Aug. 1, 8-11 p.m.
Swinging Dirty Blues with that True Rock n Roll feel.
Lottie
Sunday, Aug. 2, 1-4 p.m.
Three people - acoustic country and western swing dance band with a touch of rock and blues...
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7/29/26
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Editor’s Note: The information for this story comes from a number of sources provided by the Mesilla Valley Film Society which currently operates the Fountain Theatre.
There were no multiplexes nor talking pictures, and it was...
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Kurt Johnson
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7/17/26
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On August 21, 1866, Company B of the 125th Volunteer Colored Infantry arrived in southwestern New Mexico on a mission. They had been instructed to establish a military post near the famous Santa Rita copper mine and the rejuvenated gold camp of...
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Dr. Doug Dinwiddie
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7/17/26
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It's not the opening measure or the difficult flute passage she's practiced countless times that excites Joy Zalkind as she prepares to perform. As the audience settles in and conductor Jorge Martinez-Rios raises his baton, she feels the...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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7/16/26
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For Kaitlin Corbett Jones, the stage has never been something to fear.
At 11 years old, she walked onto the 50-yard line before a Minnesota Vikings game, preparing to sing the national anthem in front of nearly 70,000 people. Moments before...
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Elijah Rey Reyes
Las Cruces Bulletin | 7/16/26 |
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Clear glass bowls lined up the tables at Assembly Craft Studio as participants found their seats. Within the next two hours, those empty bowls would become colorful succulent terrariums.
At the front of the room, founder and owner Liz...
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Elijah Rey Reyes
Las Cruces Bulletin | 7/15/26 |
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Some songs never really leave.
Long before playlists and streaming services, they became the soundtrack to backyard barbecues, quinceañeras, weddings and family gatherings across the Southwest. Next month, many of those memories return to...
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Elijah Rey Reyes
Las Cruces Bulletin | 7/9/26 |
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There was never anything wrong with Jorge Martinez-Rios' plan. He had earned admission to the prestigious Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico. His classes were scheduled. His scholarship was secured. His parents were proud. Law school was...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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7/9/26
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Friday, July 10, 2026
Mesilla Summer Music Series: Santana Garcia to perform at the Plaza in Mesilla. Join us Friday evenings from 8 PM to 10 PM for live music, great atmosphere, and summer …
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7/8/26
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The story most Americans learn about the nation's founding takes place in places like Boston, Philadelphia and Yorktown. It is a story of tea dumped into a harbor, midnight rides, Continental soldiers and a declaration signed by men whose names...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/26/26
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History is about to be made by Las Cruces city officials. Thanks to the Cultural Properties Subcommittee and the tireless work of the Historic Preservation Specialist, five historic properties have been nominated for the City of Las Cruces...
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Faith HutsonDona Ana Historical Society
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6/26/26
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Ongoing events, meetings and groups happening in the Las Cruces area.
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Bulletin report
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6/23/26
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“One Flea Spare,” by Naomi Wallace, opens this Friday, June 12, and continues for nine performances through Sunday, June 28, at Black Box Theatre, 430 N. Main St. downtown. The play is directed by Bobbi Masters, assistant professor and...
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Mike CookFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/11/26
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