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Infant and maternal healthcare gains funding in Southern New Mexico
The United Health Foundation awarded $1.5 million to La Clinic de Familia and another $100,000 to the New Mexico Doula Association to expand prenatal and gynecological health services in Southern New … more
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March brings encouraging housing stats to the Las Cruces Market
The spring buyer season is off to an exceptional start in 2025 despite hesitations around demand, the economy, and a cycle of breaking news that may have discouraged some from entering the housing … more
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Three Crosses gains internal medicine residency program
The group that accredits graduate medical training programs for physicians in the U.S. gave its approval recently to Three Crosses Regional Hospital for a new residency program in internal medicine, … more
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Las Cruces City Hall, Dec. 7, 2024.
City to soon track lodger’s tax payments
The city of Las Cruces will soon track owners of short-term rental properties and will know who has not paid the city’s 5% lodger’s tax. The city passed the tax in 2020 but has not … more
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Contractor fails with timely ambulance service, city and county say
City and county officials are grappling with how to handle ambulance services. The company American Medical Response leases an ambulance license from Doña Ana County, but officials say … more
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The volunteer members of the Friends of the Library who have made Bearto’s Book Den possible are, from left to right, Dolores Tellez, chair of events and manager of the bookstore; Jo Banks, board member at large; Bonnie Polner, book donations coordinator; Mona Charney, vice president of the Friends; Beverly Townsend, volunteer cashier; and Lynda St. Clair, president of the Friends.
Bearto’s Book Den entices readers
There’s a new bookstore in Las Cruces, but the location may surprise you. Situated inside the Computer Lab on the first floor of the Thomas Branigan Memorial Library, Bearto’s Book Den is … more
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New dispensary in Sunland Park
A new business opened recently in Sunland Park. Mango Cannabis opened its first retail dispensary in New Mexico in Sunland Park in January. With 9,000 square-feet, the Sunland Park superstore is … more
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Valen Ibarra works in the kitchen of the West Side Bistro at Gerald Thomas Hall.
Westside Bistro hopes to satisfy Aggie appetites
The student-run restaurant, formerly known as the 100 West Café, is back in business at New Mexico State University. It has been revamped as Westside Bistro, located at the University’s Gerald Thomas Hall at 940 College Drive, Las Cruces. more
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Film Las Cruces reports strong economic impact in 2024
Film makers spent about $6.8 million last year over about 200 days of production, according to a presentation from Film Las Cruces.     The information came as part of a … more
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Las Cruces Builder Jim Graham Champions the Benefits of Adobe Homes
“The acoustics of it, the feel of the inside of an adobe,” is one of its most appealing aspects, said long-time Las Cruces home builder Jim Graham. That’s because adobe … more
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Love is in the airwaves this week
The KTAL radio station will host the “For the Love of Que Tal Community Radio,” a community engagement fundraiser where community members will have the opportunity to meet some of their … more
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Inside Kelly's on East Lohman Avenue on Feb. 6, 2025, the store sits empty except for a few customers pursuing the place mid-day.
Las Cruces Council signals support for alcohol harm alleviation fund
The city of Las Cruces council called for the state government to establish an alcohol harm alleviation fund on Feb. 4 after approving the transfer of five liquor licenses during a … more
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New Mexico State University will host the 2025 New Mexico Chile Conference Feb. 3-4 at the New Mexico Farm and Heritage Museum in Las Cruces. This year’s conference will feature nearly 24 different speakers and presentations.
NMSU to host 2025 New Mexico Chile Conference Feb. 3-4
Nearly two dozen chile pepper experts will gather in Las Cruces to present the latest industry trends and research breakthroughs at the 2025 New Mexico Chile Conference. Presented by the New Mexico … more
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From left, Irma Chavez-May, Kent Davies and Amanda Davies are seen at Madelyns in Mesilla, N.M.
Generations represented at Mesilla café
MESILLA – Two-year-old Madelyn Davies is not only part of a seven-generation Las Cruces family, she also has a restaurant named in her honor. Madelyn’s opened its doors last October … more
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Patrons dine at the Amador Patio Bar and Grill in 2021.
Owner says AmadorLive to close, blames market
The AmadorLive Eatery and Entertainment District in downtown Las Cruces, a collection of restaurants and event spaces, announced on Jan. 6 that it would close in the near future. In a video … more
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Doña Ana County Crisis Triage Center, pictured on Jan. 18.
Crisis Triage Center opens with new operator
The Crisis Triage Center reopened for service on Jan. 1 under a new operator. Tennessee-based Summit Behavioral Health, owner of PEAK Behavioral Health, has assumed responsibility for … more
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A hiring notice posted at the entrance to a Taco Bell restaurant in Las Cruces, Dec. 30, 2024.
Hourly minimum wage increases with new year
On Jan. 1, 2025 ushered in a new increase of Las Cruces’ minimum wage: from $12.36 to $12.65 per hour. more
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A conceptual drawing of the proposed Paseos Verdes housing project as presented to the Las Cruces City Council on Dec. 16, 2024.
City looks to fund El Paseo-area affordable housing development
The Las Cruces City Council committed about $1.35 million to a new affordable housing project in the El Paseo corridor during a meeting on Dec. 16.  According to the city, Paseos Verdes is … more
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El Paseo Road near downtown Las Cruces, Dec. 17. 2024.
City seeks input on S. Solano/El Paseo redevelopment
The city of Las Cruces is seeking input from residents in the S. Solano and El Paseo corridors regarding redevelopment plans for those areas.  The surveys are part of two Metropolitan … more
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Land developer John Moscato addresses the Las Cruces City Council about changes to the city’s development code during a Dec. 9, 2024 work session.
Realize Las Cruces one step closer to implementation
Advocates argued for a handful of changes to a sweeping redesign of Las Cruces’ development code during one of the final meetings on the plan known as Realize Las Cruces.  A work … more
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