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The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program will return to Las Cruces Public Libraries in February.
The Las Cruces Public Libraries, in partnership with GECU, carry out the VITA program to offer free tax help from IRS-certified VITA...
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Bulletin Report
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1/28/26
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New Mexico State University is fast-tracking its artificial intelligence efforts by expanding development of AI programs in several directions through collaborations with all NMSU colleges and NMSU’s system of community colleges.
In spring 2025,...
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Minerva BaumannNMSU
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1/28/26
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The federal government has approved New Mexico's landmark $382-million broadband infrastructure proposal, unlocking funding to connect more than 42,500 unserved and underserved locations statewide.
The New Mexico Office of Broadband Access...
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Bulletin Report
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1/28/26
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A Canadian pipe manufacturing company, Endurance Technologies, Inc., has selected Las Cruces as the site of its first U.S. facility, bringing dozens of jobs and more than $50 million in economic impact to New Mexico over the next...
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Bulletin Report
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1/28/26
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Career fair
The New Mexico State University Aggie Career Studio will host the 21st annual Career Connections Fair from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 3 and Wednesday, Feb. 4. This two-day event will be held at Corbett Center Student Union, third...
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1/23/26
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New Mexico State University’s Department of Civil Engineering has officially changed its name to the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, a move that reflects the department's longstanding academic strengths, evolving research...
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Vladimir AvinaNMSU
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1/22/26
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Since taking over the Sam Steel Café in Gerald Thomas Hall, Kelley Coffeen has led a team from New Mexico State University’s Department of Family and Consumer Sciences in developing a retail concept tailored to students’ tastes and budgets.
After...
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Carlos Carrillo LópezNMSU
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1/22/26
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At some point, everyone’s life veers off the path they expected. When it does, the difference between coping and unraveling often comes down to whether someone is walking that path alone—or with others. Ken Posey, Sarah Stegall, and Barbara...
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Paula JohnsonFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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1/21/26
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New Mexico governor Michelle Lujan Grisham used her 2026 State of the State address Tuesday to highlight seven years of Democratic-led policy achievements while urging lawmakers to take up unfinished work on public safety, education reform, and...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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1/21/26
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New Mexico governor Michelle Lujan Grisham issued an executive order Jan. 19, seeking to end the practice of children in state custody sleeping overnight in Children, Youth and Families Department offices. In response, a Republican lawmaker...
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Bulletin Report
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1/21/26
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For the 12th year since its inception, students from the New America School-Las Cruces remembered the service of Dr. Martin Luther King by volunteering their time and talents at several different locations around Las Cruces, including El Caldito...
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Bulletin Report
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1/21/26
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Las Cruces residents gathered at city hall on Jan. 19 for a public town hall hosted by the Las Cruces Police Department, at which department leaders presented recent crime statistics and addressed community concerns, particularly related to...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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1/21/26
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Casa de Peregrinos hosted a “Pop-Up Pantry” at the Doña Ana Government Center Jan. 17 to feed Las Cruces families in need.
The event is the second part of a series of pop-up food pantries hosted with funding from Project Jupiter....
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Bulletin Report
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1/21/26
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Las Cruces police are warning residents of an increased number of scam telephone calls that are attempting to solicit money from unsuspecting victims.
The callers are using sophisticated software that mimics phone numbers of either a law...
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Bulletin Report
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1/19/26
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The Border Partners annual health fair in Palomas, Mexico (pop. 4,700) has come and gone. Young women offering free blood pressure testing, a special meal of burritos with all sorts of sauces, clothing and shoes for those in need, free hairstyling...
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Morgan Smith
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1/19/26
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A leading manufacturer and distributor of all-electric, purpose-built, zero-emission medium and heavy-duty vehicles serving the cargo and delivery market, shuttle and transit space, and school bus sector has announced plans to open a manufacturing...
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Bulletin Report
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1/19/26
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The Fountain murders, which took place in southern New Mexico in 1896, are one of the most famous unsolved crimes of the Old West. They’re tightly connected to land disputes, political corruption, and the lingering violence that followed the...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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1/15/26
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With more than 40,000 New Mexico youth participating in 4-H activities throughout the state, New Mexico State University’s Cooperative Extension Service 4-H agents support programming for communities across all 33 counties. Several NMSU 4-H agents...
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Tiffany AcostaNMSU Public Information Officer
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1/15/26
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Las Cruces’ own Bettie Green is among the nursing legends being honored by the New Mexico Center For Nursing Excellence. The annual Nursing Legend Awards honorees will be celebrated at an awards gala Apr. 11. Honorees of 24 different categories of...
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Bulletin Report
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1/14/26
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Audiences who grew up with the story of the white rabbit will recognize the path immediately, but in “Alice By Heart,” that path involved not curiosity, but fear and uncertainty.
This production sets Lewis Carroll’s “Alice in Wonderland” against...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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1/14/26
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