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Drew Lovelace is the acting director of the New Mexico Office of Broadband Access and Expansion.
State broadband office moves grant money to expand access
New Mexico’s Office of Broadband Access and Expansion announced Monday that prequalification applications are open to local and tribal governments, nonprofit organizations, internet service … more
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Entrance to La Posta de Mesilla, Jan. 16, 2024
La Posta de Mesilla marks 85 years
La Posta de Mesilla, the family-owned restaurant operating since 1939, is marking its 85th anniversary on Sept. 16. Owner Jerean Camuñez Hutchinson, with her husband, Tom, maintains the … more
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Fall brings more homes to Las Cruces market
Las Cruces inventory increased to 780 homes last month and more sellers are putting homes on the market as the fall season officially begins.  This is a 65 percent increase in … more
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Spotted Dog brewer Jerry Grandle in his element, offering a tap list of 20 beers as the brewery marks its 10th anniversary Sept. 16 through Sept. 22.
Spotted Dog brewery celebrates 10th anniversary
Ten years – or is that 70 in dog years? In any case, the Spotted Dog Brewery is celebrating a decade of serving beer and food in Mesilla. The microbrewery has scheduled a series of events … more
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A shopping cart with somebody’s few belongings is seen in a vacant lot in Las Cruces on July 30, 2024.
City to host meeting on controversial shopping cart ordinance Sept. 10
The city of Las Cruces announced a meeting aimed at helping businesses comply with the controversial shopping cart ordinance passed in early August.  The ordinance hopes to force businesses … more
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East Mesa Campus of Doña Ana Community College in Las Cruces, N.M. (Courtesy photo) DEC16
DACC holds career fair
Doña Ana Community College announced a free career fair next week, to which the public is invited. The fair, scheduled for Sept. 10, is sponsored by New Mexico Workforce Connection (the … more
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A conceptual rendering of what had been a proposed cold storage center for Las Cruces’ industrial park.
City claws back economic incentive as $30 million warehouse folds
The Las Cruces City Council voted unanimously to take back $600,000 in economic incentives from a cold storage company after the company failed to produce promised jobs. Artico Cold Management, … more
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The Sacred Garden Las Cruces dispensary, with signs announcing its impending closure, is seen on Sept. 3, 2024.
Sacred Garden dispensary closing, cites market saturation
Customers of one of the oldest cannabis dispensaries in Las Cruces were dismayed last week to find signs announcing it was going out of business and holding liquidation sales. Sacred Garden Las … more
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Estate planning: Not just for the wealthy
Estate planning can include wills, trusts, powers of attorney, guardianship for your minor children, personal health decisions, avoiding probate and more. And local attorneys say it is a good idea no … more
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City holds open houses on building codes
The city of Las Cruces announced three open-house-style meetings will be held in September to present draft updates to the city’s development code, styled “Realize Las Cruces,” and … more
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Teako Nunn shows off his latest venture, the refurbishment of a 1949 Valentine Diner in Hatch.
A Valentine for Hatch
If you’ve lived in or traveled through southern New Mexico over the last decade and a half, you’re no doubt already familiar with Sparky’s, the award-winning burger emporium in … more
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Carlos and Karla Camacho are the owners of Always Best Care senior service franchises in El Paso and Las Cruces.
Senior service franchise opens in Las Cruces
A widespread network of non-medical services for elder residents reached the Las Cruces metro area when El Paso-based franchise owners opened an Always Best Care location downtown. Founded in … more
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July saw signs of buyers' market shift
As fall approaches, you will start to see national stats and headlines stating a buyers' market is in place. While prices saw a decrease nationwide, that wasn't quite the case in Las … more
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The Las Cruces Conn’s HomePlus store, located in the Mesilla Valley Mall at 700 S. Telshor Blvd., is seen on Aug. 6,2024.
Conn’s Las Cruces location to close as company declares bankruptcy
The Las Cruces location of Conn’s HomePlus, a retailer with several locations in New Mexico and West Texas, will close after the company filed for bankruptcy in late July. The retailer … more
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Workers with Vexus Fiber crews install fiber optic cable for high-speed internet service in Las Cruces in February.
State seeks funds to expand broadband service
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham announced last week that New Mexico had received federal approval to seek $675 million in grants to expand broadband service in the state. “This funding … more
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Nicole Perez, executive director of the New Mexico Construction Association, is pictured on the website of the Las Cruces Home Builders Association. The industry group has rebranded and expanded its mission.
Las Cruces Home Builders Association rebrands, expands mission
The Las Cruces Home Builders Association announced in a news release July 29 they’ve rebranded as the New Mexico Construction Association. “This change reflects our expanded mission … more
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State seeks input on Clean Car Tax Credit rules
New Mexico’s Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department put out a call for public input on proposed rules for the state’s Clean Car Tax Credit program. Part of the tax bill … more
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Cannabis plants are seen at a growing facility.
Las Cruces cannabis company receives $50k from the state for economic development.
Higher Cultures LLC, a cannabis dispensary and producer based in Oregon with manufacturing facilities in Las Cruces, received a $50,130 grant for job training, according to an announcement from the … more
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Red or green? Both are in view in a picture from New Mexico State University’s Chile Pepper Institute in Las Cruces.
Chile teaching garden open for self-guided tours
The importance of chile pepper cultivation to the Mesilla, Hatch and Mimbres valleys are no secret. In Las Cruces, the public can get an up-close look at 140 varieties of chile peppers during growing … more
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New Mexico State University’s College of Agricultural, Consumer, and Environmental Sciences reports that the state’s grape and wine industry has grown about 10 percent annually over two decades.
NMSU offers winemaking, marketing class
New Mexico State University’s Departments of Agriculture Economics and Agricultural Business and Extension Plant Sciences are offering a beginners’ course in winemaking suited for … more
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