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Hermeus, a high-speed aircraft manufacturer headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, celebrated a successful first flight of its latest Quarterhorse aircraft at Spaceport America Feb. 27.
The flight of the Quarterhorse Mk 2.1 was the second first...
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Bulletin Report
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3/4/26
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The Centennial High boys basketball team didn’t control the first half, but it controlled everything after that.
Trailing by 11 at halftime, the Hawks stormed back and outlasted Las Cruces 48–46 in overtime Feb. 29 to capture the District 3-5A...
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Elijah Rey Reyes and Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin | 3/4/26 |
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A 50-39 win over rival Las Cruces in the District 3 tournament title game Feb. 27 locked in the No. 7 seed in the Nusenda Credit Union Girls Basketball State Championships for the Centennial High girls basketball team. The Lady Hawks go into the...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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3/4/26
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MountainView Regional Medical Center has launched its 4th Annual Jars of Love Peanut Butter Drive, collecting peanut butter and other nut butters throughout March to support families facing food insecurity.
The drive began March 1 and will...
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Bulletin Report
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3/4/26
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Long before arena tours and platinum records, a woman with a clear, intimate voice stood at the center of American popular music. Mildred Bailey, known in her day as “The Queen of Swing,” was among the most influential vocalists of the 1930s,...
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Kurt JohnsonDesert Exposure
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3/4/26
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On most days, when Damita Curry steps onto the tennis courts, she already knows what she will see. Very few faces that look like hers.
For more than 40 years, tennis has been her joy, her grounding, and her connection to family. It has also...
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Elijah Rey Reyes
Las Cruces Bulletin | 3/2/26 |
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“I think it was a great session,” state Sen. Jeff Steinborn, D-Doña Ana, said about the 30-day session of the New Mexico Legislature that ended Feb. 19 in Santa Fe. “I think we did a lot of good for the state,” said Steinborn, a conservationist...
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Mike CookFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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3/2/26
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Saul Hernandez, a New Mexico State University senior studying physics and linguistics with a minor in astronomy, has turned recycled materials into a backyard radio telescope capable of detecting the rotation of the Milky Way.
“This is just...
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Sarah KimmerlyNMSU
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2/28/26
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Nearly three decades ago, the Las Cruces High School boys wrestling team finished in the top three at the state championship tournament. Since then, the Bulldawgs had not reached those heights.
In fact, it had been more than 15 years since a Las...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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2/27/26
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The Bureau of Land Management Las Cruces District is preparing to implement three prescribed burns across Otero, Sierra and Doña Ana counties in the coming weeks. These strategically implemented prescribed burns will reduce hazardous fuels across...
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Bulletin Report
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2/26/26
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Her sister was the athlete in the family — the first Black student-athlete to attend New Mexico State University. Carolyn Scott gravitated more toward music and the arts. It might come as a surprise, then, that she is the family member now...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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2/26/26
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For more than a decade, the Las Cruces International Film Festival has quietly become one of the Southwest’s most compelling cultural celebrations, a story of community, education and cinematic ambition unfolding each spring on the sun-drenched...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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2/26/26
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NMSU Global Campus has announced a new partnership with Las Cruces Public Schools to provide expanded access to affordable, flexible higher education opportunities for all district employees.
Through this collaboration, LCPS staff including...
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Karen CooperNMSU
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2/25/26
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Warrant Officer Joseph Luchetti, a native of Las Cruces, is serving in the U.S. Navy assigned to Aviation Enlisted Aircrew Training School amongst sailors and Marines who are developing the skills needed to be combat-ready aviation...
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Alvin PlexicoNavy Office of Community Outreach
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2/25/26
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First-time homebuyers
Thinking about buying your first home…but not sure where to start?
Attend this FREE first-time homebuyer workshop and leave with clarity, confidence, and a real plan — not a sales pitch.
Saturday, March 14, 11 a.m.-1 p.m....
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2/25/26
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Families and collectors gathered at the New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum on Feb. 21 and 22 for the 14th annual Museum ROCKS! Gem and Mineral Show.
More than 50 vendors filled the museum grounds with crystals, gemstones, fossils,...
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Elijah Rey Reyes
Las Cruces Bulletin | 2/25/26 |
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When high school swimmers head north to the Albuquerque Academy Natatorium for the state swimming championships, it’s often athletes from that part of the state who excel. The Las Cruces area hasn’t traditionally been a hotbed of swimming success,...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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2/25/26
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The South Central Regional Transit District commemorates ten years of providing safe, reliable, and accessible public transportation to communities throughout southern New Mexico.
SCRTD launched service Feb. 22, 2016, beginning with four routes...
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Bulletin Report
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2/20/26
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A childhood battle with polio altered Stan DeLair’s gait, but not his competitive spirit or positive outlook.
DeLair contracted polio when he was 3 years old. As a boy growing up in Arizona and Nebraska, he played pickup football, basketball and...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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2/20/26
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In the granite spires of southern New Mexico’s Organ Mountains, a narrow blade of rock cuts into the desert sky. Climbers know it as the Wedge. It is a steep, exposed fin that offers little margin for error and no shortage of perspective.
In...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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2/19/26
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