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A pair of Burrell College of Osteopathic Medicine graduates has chosen to buck the trend and practice locally in Las Cruces.
Jesus Figueredo, DO, and Muhammad Farhan, DO, recently joined the growing team at MountainView Family Care Associates at...
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Bulletin Report
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11/6/25
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Led by a freshman girl, Ashley Galaz, a sophomore boy, Daxton Coombs, and a rookie head coach, the Organ Mountain High School cross country team hasn’t missed a beat.
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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11/5/25
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After attending a workshop hosted by Eileen Condon, who specializes in sculptures created using cardboard, DAC creative industries artistic director Irene Oliver Lewis commissioned Condon’s crew for an eight-foot artistic replica of Ana Gomez Robledo (1604-1680), the namesake of Dona Ana County.
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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11/5/25
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The Burrell College of Osteopathic Medicine announced Stephanie Schilling as its new director of philanthropy. In this role, Schilling will lead the college’s advancement and fundraising, focusing on expanding scholarship opportunities,...
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Bulletin Report
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11/5/25
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This year marks the 60th anniversary of the Higher Education Act, and New Mexico State University will honor the milestone with several events celebrating first-generation college students, faculty and staff across the system.
NMSU’s seventh...
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Tiffany Acosta NMSU
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11/5/25
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In August, a team from the New Mexico State University College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences launched a new immersive virtual reality program to enhance clinical nutrition training for students in food, nutrition and...
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NMSU
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11/4/25
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Being honest and taking responsibility for the things you do has been part of Denisse Carter since her childhood. It’s those traits that are high on the list as to why she has been chosen as the first Economic Development Director for Doña Ana...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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10/31/25
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Conference USA revealed its volleyball weekly awards on Monday, tabbing NM State’s Maggie Lightheart as the offensive player of the week. The junior led her squad while playing six rotations, posting the team’s best individual offensive showing of...
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NMSU Athletics Communications
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10/30/25
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In the hope of educating voters on their way to the polls, we spoke to Dona Ana County clerk Amanda Lopez Askin, who shared a few things you may, or may not, know heading into election day.
“It's really important that voters know that we have a...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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10/30/25
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A New Mexico State University astronomer and her team can now predict space weather in the sweet spot between two extremes of current methods that provide warnings of solar flares that can significantly impact our daily lives. Currently, the...
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Minerva BaumannNMSU
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10/29/25
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It’s almost as if the schedule makers set it up just as it was meant to be. Two football teams, same city, facing off in the regular season finale with a district championship on the line.
For Centennial (7-2 overall, 4-1 in region play), it’s a...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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10/29/25
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Unimaginable contributions from officials, volunteers, sponsors, employees, vendors, exhibitors, airport tenants, media representatives, businesses, elected officials, state and local governments plus local fans and friends from afar made...
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Bill BeatonFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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10/29/25
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With asynchronous courses and multiple start dates throughout the year, students can balance full-time work and other responsibilities.
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Emily WickenhauserNMSU
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10/29/25
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When New Mexico residents in Las Cruces, Alamogordo, Albuquerque, Carlsbad, Clayton, Farmington, Gallup, Las Vegas, Santa Fe, Silver City, and Taos go the polls this election cycle, watchers from Observe New Mexico Elections will be onsite to keep...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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10/24/25
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We had driven up a steep dirt road on the US side of Monte Cristo Rey west of El Paso and Ciudad Juárez to a lookout point from which the Border Patrol could monitor groups of migrants gathering in Anapra for an illegal border crossing into the US.
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Morgan Smith
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10/24/25
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When Eric Enriquez was elected mayor of Las Cruces in 2023, he trailed former city councilor Kasandra Gandara on each round of ballot tabulation until the final round, but that was enough to send Enriquez to the mayor’s office.
The city of Las...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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10/23/25
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New Mexico State University’s assistant professor Matthew Guberman-Pfeffer has been recognized as 2025 Trailblazer by Chemical and Engineering News — a series that highlights chemists with disabilities who are solving problems in new and...
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Sarah Kimmerly New Mexico State University
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10/22/25
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For three years now, Addison Massey has been the dominant force in the state of New Mexico on the volleyball court. She’s a two-time New Mexico Gatorade player of the year and working on a third such recognition.
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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10/22/25
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Fifteen years ago, Mel Stone closed out a career in television and made the move from Fargo, North Dakota to Las Cruces in search of warmer weather and scenic vistas. He found both, and so much more.
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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10/22/25
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When Jerome Hanway was in college, his grandmother had both of her legs amputated because of diabetes. He and his family took charge of her daily care, so they know what it’s like to take on that responsibility.
That’s a big part of the reason he...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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10/22/25
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