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The Las Cruces International Festival is back for its 11th year with 160 films ranging from short to feature-length and music videos to animation from the U.S. and around the world. The festival that drew 3,000 people to watch 60 films 11 years... more
Nearly 70 tables have already been claimed for Rock the Runway 2026, and organizers say the fundraiser is on pace to sell out weeks before showtime.  The event, scheduled for April 11, 7 p.m. at the Las Cruces Convention Center, will benefit... more
Las Cruces residents can now rent electric vehicles by the hour through a new car-sharing program aimed at expanding affordable and sustainable transportation options in the city.  The initiative is a partnership between the City of Las... more
The Las Cruces International Film Festival announced that renowned filmmaker Shane Black will be the recipient of the prestigious Outstanding Filmmaker Award at this year’s festival. The award will be presented in person on April 10, in... more
New Mexico State University has announced the hiring of its 13th head coach in women’s basketball program history, Adeniyi Amadou. The first-time head coach brings with him over 15 years of experience at the Division I level. He currently serves... more
The annual All-City High School Art Show is now on display at the Branigan Cultural Center, 501 N. Main St., featuring 66 student artists from high schools across Las Cruces.  More than 100 students applied for this year’s juried exhibition,... more
On a recent Monday afternoon at the Belton Bridge Center on Madrid Avenue, the shuffle of cards and quiet conversation filled the room as players leaned over their hands, watched bids, and kept track of scores.  Near the center of it all was... more
The chance to teach at a summer sports camp when he was in high school lit a fire under Greg Mallory. It was in those moments that he developed a desire to coach. “I was a part of a summer camp with Coach Gary Sanchez and it was amazing,” Mallory... more
Inside a classroom at Explore Academy Las Cruces, chess boards line the tables as students quietly study their next move. On Feb. 6, those same players helped their school finish second at the New Mexico State Chess Championship in... more
The community gathered March 6 at the Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum to celebrate the release of the Las Cruces International Film Festival 2026 official poster. The reveal party featured the talents of the poster’s creator Asiah... more
NM State (16–15) opened its run at the Conference USA Tournament with a hard-fought 68–63 victory over Jacksonville State March 10 inside Propst Arena. With the win, the Aggies move on to the quarterfinal round where they will... more
For more than two decades, the J. Paul Taylor Social Justice Symposium at New Mexico State University has been bringing together scholars and experts with community members and students to address critical social issues. During the 21st... more
NM State director of athletics Joe Fields announced Sunday, March 8 that the university will move forward with new leadership for the women’s basketball program. “We are grateful for Coach Adams’ dedication and service to our student-athletes and... more
The Doña Ana Community College food pantry received a special delivery to help students and staff who are experiencing food insecurity. The college’s FirstLight Federal Credit Union Comfort Casita has partnered with Roadrunner Food Bank of New... more
March is the month where nothing fully leaves, but everything begins to change. The cold does not disappear, but it softens. Doors open again. Windows crack just enough to let fresh air slip inside. You can feel the kitchen wake up. New aromas... more
Spring is the official start of the festival season in Las Cruces. The winter blues have been pushed away by our vibrant sunshine and warm climate, and everyone is ready to get outside! The Las Cruces International Film Festival is the largest... more
Exercise has a powerful way of changing lives for the better — and of bringing people together. When she brought her executive experience to Las Cruces in 2021, exercise became the driving force for Georgiana Hernandez as she settled into her new... more
Before the gloves come off and the praise sets in, Austin Sanchez hears a question from the man in his corner.  “Do you want to hear it as your dad, or do you want to hear it as your coach?”  Inside House of Pain Boxing and Youth... more
The New Mexico State University Foundation announced the appointment of Loren A. Maybrier as assistant vice president for development. In this role, Maybrier will serve as a senior fundraising leader, advancing philanthropy at NMSU by setting... more
The vote was so close during the Lorenzo de Zavala Youth Legislative Session that it came down to a coin flip.   “It was a whole thing getting up to that process. We were debating with people, running against people, the vote was close.”... more
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