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Piñatas, goodie bags, and cake. Getting the kids organized and making sure everything was where it was supposed to be. Maria Lupe Hernandez-Muñiz might use those simple terms to explain what became a career in event strategy, marketing and...
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Kurt JohnsonLas Cruces Bulletin
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9/16/26
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Big ideas can come from young entrepreneurs, and fifth grader Nadia Herring is a great example. A student at Desert Hills, Nadia started Nadia's Creations with one simple goal—to help her mom. What began as a thoughtful idea has grown into a fun...
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9/12/26
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If you've just started managing your own finances, recommitted to doing it well or noticed your spending isn't making you as happy as you'd hoped, a budget might be exactly what you need. When you know where your money is going, you're likely to...
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Provided by Edward Jones
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9/12/26
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If you've just started managing your own finances, recommitted to doing it well or noticed your spending isn't making you as happy as you'd hoped, a budget might be exactly what you need. When you know where your money is going, you're likely to...
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Contributed by Edward Jones
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8/14/26
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This month's market report continues to show consistency in both the number of closed sales and final closing prices in southern New Mexico. Despite the headlines you have seen regarding interest rates, inflation, and Middle East tension,...
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Steve MontanezPresident and CEO, New Mexico Properties
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8/14/26
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What began as a Christmas gift has grown into a meaningful small business for 11-year-old Eleanor Alkire. The homeschooled fifth grader is the creator of Threaded Joy, where she combines creativity and craftsmanship to make embroidered gifts and...
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8/14/26
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Lately it feels like the headlines are giving a doom and gloom outlook on our housing market. This month's report shows a much better story.
Many people I talk to still want to talk about 2020-2021. Record low mortgage rates,...
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Steve MontanezPresident & CEO, New Mexico Properties
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7/23/26
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One of the most significant risks investors face isn’t losing money in a market dip; it’s failing to reach their long-term financial goals.
Many people focus heavily on short-term losses in the stock market and try to protect their savings by...
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Provided by Edward Jones
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7/23/26
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Johanna Jo Contreras first learned about earning and managing money through the Sonoma Elementary Kids Can Program, an experience that inspired her entrepreneurial journey. The 13-year-old eighth grader at Mesilla Valley Christian School is...
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7/23/26
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The Gadsden Independent School District announces the selection of four educators who will serve in new campus leadership roles for the 2026–2027 school year. Together, these leaders bring decades of experience in instructional leadership, school...
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Bulletin Report
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7/16/26
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One of the most significant risks investors face isn’t losing money in a market dip; it’s failing to reach their long-term financial goals.
Many people focus heavily on short-term losses in the stock market and try to protect their savings by...
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Contributed by Edward Jones
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7/10/26
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Sixteen-year-old Emma Alkire is combining creativity, faith, and entrepreneurship through her business, Noble Spear. Her business name was inspired by the meaning of her last name, Alkire. With a lifelong love of art, Emma was inspired to start...
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7/9/26
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For Lesley Doyle, the world has always made the most sense when things balance. Not just ledgers and budgets, although those certainly do.
The City of Las Cruces finance director laughs when she admits she actually enjoys accounting, a profession...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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7/1/26
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Inspired by seeing crochet products online and while walking through the Farmer's Market, Payton Gambordella decided to share her own creations with others. Payton's entrepreneurial journey began when she first learned how to crochet.
“When I...
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Bulletin Report
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6/26/26
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The latest inflation data is in, and prices continue to move higher. While the headlines may sound alarming, the broader story is more nuanced. Understanding what is driving inflation, and how it affects mortgage rates and housing affordability,...
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Steve MontanezFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/26/26
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Margaret had saved diligently for decades. Every paycheck, a portion went toward her retirement account. Then, the day finally came: she retired. Suddenly, the hardest part wasn’t the saving. It was learning to spend.
If that sounds familiar,...
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Contributed by Edward Jones
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6/26/26
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Shannon, a freshman at Arrowhead Park Early College High School, first discovered her entrepreneurial spark through a school program three years ago. She and her sisters, who attend Virtual Learning Academy, combined their shared love of...
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6/12/26
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Saving for retirement is important, but it's only part of the picture. If you're within five to 10 years of your target retirement date, it's time to start thinking about what you actually want your retirement to look like. After all, getting to...
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Contributed by Edward Jones
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6/12/26
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As your new graduate prepares to step into the next chapter of life – whether that's more education or starting a career – one of the best things you can do is help them understand how to use credit cards, debit cards and prepaid cards wisely....
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Contributed by Edward Jones
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5/22/26
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Inspired by watching her cousin make jewelry, Serenity Cerros-Robb began experimenting on her own, and quickly discovered a passion for creating. After attending a summer entrepreneur camp with Kids Can, she gained the confidence, experience, and...
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Bulletin Report
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5/21/26
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