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Scientists pursuing a career in research or medicine often find themselves following educational and other opportunities across the country. For many students from the Southwest region of the United States, this means leaving home. A National...
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Sarah KimmerlyNMSU
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12/16/25
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It’s a chance to get money that can help students afford transportation, pay their families’ bills and offset some of the negative impact of homelessness on the education of high school students. Educators believe it’s a real opportunity for...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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12/11/25
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Coats for Kids is celebrating its 31st year of providing new coats throughout the Las Cruces community. The 31st annual Coats for Kids campaign raised more than $25,000 towards its goal of providing 2,000 or more new coats to children in need in...
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Mike CookFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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12/11/25
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Las Cruces police have arrested and charged two more teenagers for their involvement in the Nov. 22 burglary at a local gun store.
The two additional arrests, one last week and one Monday, Dec. 8, were both 16-year-old boys. The two latest...
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Bulletin Report
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12/10/25
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HOPE. Helping Our Patriots Everywhere is the long form for a program that utilizes golf as a means of helping veterans successfully move from active-duty military back into the normal aspects of life. It’s called PGA Hope.
Josh Salmon, who leads...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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12/10/25
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New Mexico State University will award 1,256 degrees this week, honoring its fall 2025 class at two commencement ceremonies at the Pan American Center.
A commencement ceremony for …
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12/10/25
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Casa de Peregrinos hosted a holiday Pop-Up Pantry in Sunland Park Dec. 5, the first of multiple events the food bank will host this winter with the support of Project Jupiter, which has paid for the food boxes being distributed to local...
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Bulletin Report
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12/10/25
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I remember the Christmases of my youth, with the sneaking in to shake the wrapped gifts under the tree to see if we could guess what we were getting. The presents I remember best usually revolved around sports and sports equipment.
I also recall...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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12/5/25
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Sometimes the thing that seems unconventional is actually the best course of action. Take, for example, creating an ice rink in the desert.
Faced with the opportunity to develop improved quality of life opportunities for residents of Doña Ana...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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12/4/25
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Some of my earliest memories are from the little kitchen where I grew up. Not the presents under the tree, not the decorations, but the smell of something warm baking in the oven.
Every December, when Christmas approached and the weather turned...
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Chef Armando MurilloFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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12/4/25
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New Mexico State University has a long, rich history of advancing agriculture in New Mexico. It is now planting seeds for its newest legacy as the Department of Entomology, Plant Pathology and Weed Science unveils its first Ph.D. in applied and...
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Karmina CondeNMSU
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12/4/25
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New Mexico State University’s School of Nursing has opened the doors to a new, state-of-the-art simulated operating room designed to prepare students for careers as certified-registered nurse anesthetists.
NMSU’s School of Nursing and College of...
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Carlos Carrillo LópezNMSU
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12/3/25
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New Mexico State University will host its 40th annual “Noche de Luminarias,” or “Night of Lights,” from 5 to 8 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 7, on the NMSU campus. The luminarias will be displayed throughout the NMSU campus, starting at the Pan American...
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NMSU
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12/3/25
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The New Mexico State University Foundation announced the recipients of the fall 2025 Outstanding Graduate Award, recognizing seven exceptional students: one from each academic college and two from the Graduate School.
Selected for their academic...
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Nora HahnNMSU Foundation
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12/1/25
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Joshua Wheeler was raised in Alamogordo, New Mexico and his work has been described as “lyrical and funny” as well as “poetic and highly entertaining.” One of the two books he will read excerpts from next month is about southern New Mexico.
As...
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Sarah KimmerlyNMSU
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12/1/25
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With Black Friday and the holiday shopping season right around the corner, the Las Cruces Police Department is reminding customers of basic tips that can help keep them safe this time of year.
Shopping safety tips include:
Shop with a...
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Bulletin Report
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12/1/25
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New Mexico State University police have identified the pedestrian killed Saturday morning in a traffic collision in the area of Cholla Road and Triviz Drive as 32-year-old Julio Caro of Doña …
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Amanda Bradford
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12/1/25
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Las Cruces police are investigating a train vs. pedestrian collision that resulted in a fatality on Wednesday afternoon.
Shortly before 2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 26, police and fire were dispatched to the report of a man who was struck by a...
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Bulletin Report
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11/27/25
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At the unexpected intersection of astronomy and animation is Rodney Levendosky, a senior majoring in animation and visual effects at New Mexico State University. His work with Astronomy Assistant Professor Juie Shetye blends these fields to study...
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Sarah KimmerlyNMSU
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11/26/25
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Las Cruces police arrested four teenagers, ages 14 to 16, who are suspected of a weekend burglary that resulted in multiple firearms stolen from a local gun store.
Three of the teenage boys – one 14-year-old and two 15-year-olds – were...
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Bulletin Report
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11/25/25
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