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Paid legislature Beyond the races for various public offices, voters have an opportunity to address a number of ballot issues. One of …
A tale of two homes As a Realtor in Las Cruces, I'm currently preparing marketing materials for a landmark LEED Platinum home built in …
Return of Domenici Conference I was excited to see the Domenici Public Policy Conference was being resurrected after an eight-year hiatus. …
More Project Jupiter questions After watching the recent County Commission meeting today, Sept. 8 (regarding Project Jupiter), I walked away …
Response to family safety guest opinion I was interested to read the opinions expressed in “Las Cruces isn't safe for families …
Need more notice The public meeting with Chief Story and our City Councilors on Wed. evening, July 29, was really a great idea. …
Weighing in on Project Jupiter I am concerned about the Project Jupiter data center, as I know many are. They are advertising heavily and …
The voice of Walt Rubel Thoroughly enjoyed reading Walt Rubel's column this week and hearing him read it on KRWG the other day, …
Pets and the Fourth We are closing on the 250th birthday of America. A joyful time, for certain, except for pets. The City of Las Cruces …
Oh, joy, it’s summertime It’s time to kick back in my cool, lush and green, green backyard. My lawn is back greener and cooler than ever. …
Dear Alice (Moonbow), Thank you for all you have offered, given and done for others your entire life. I know some day an obituary will be …
Attribution requested A long guest column by Adam Amador about Project Jupiter appeared in your June 12 issue. Such …
Go beyond the headlines Once again, Shawna Pfeiffer misses the mark by relying on sensationalized headlines rather than the actual contents …
Delivering hope In the Road Less Traveled of 13 April 2026, it was suggested that someone should research The Dolores Project in Denver and …
Great steps forward It has been my pleasure and great honor to have served as House District 37 Representative for the past 10 years. …
Crime-fighting technology helps keep businesses safe As any Las Cruces business owner will know, maintaining the security of our businesses …
Love letter This is a love letter to "The City of the Crosses" Laurabeth Yvonne Holsome, a native of Las Cruces, and Danny Taylor, who …
Issues with recreational access I would like to address what I believe are issues with the current New Mexico State Trust Lands Recreational …
Protecting the outdoors The Land and Water Conservation Fund has long protected the places and recreation opportunities that define life in …
Conversion therapy harmful to youth As a licensed clinical social worker and registered play therapist serving the Las Cruces community, I …
Concerned about air quality As a resident of Las Cruces, New Mexico, and a public health student at New Mexico State University, I write this …
Thanks Aggies A very big thank you to Mr. Russell Allen of the Allen Theaters. For years he has shown all the NMSU Aggie tournament …
NMSU needs a pool Oh, come on! NMSU has $18 million for a new press box and not a dime for the university swimming pools? These pools are a …
In support book rating standards I am the mother of three young children. My oldest was exposed to a presentation by a rape crisis center …