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New Mexico State University graduate student Gabriela Lozano volunteered for the second year with NMSU criminal justice professor Ahram Cho for the “Clothesline Project,” where hundreds of handmade T-shirts silently told the stories of...
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Courtesy New Mexico State University
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10/22/25
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The General Federation of Women’s Club Progress Club of Las Cruces raised almost $60,000 during its 11th annual fundraising golf tournament held Oct. 4 at Picacho Hills Country Club.
"This is what we do,” said Progress Club President Chayo...
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Mike CookFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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10/22/25
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Growing up with severe dyslexia, I was often told what I couldn’t do. In middle school, when I said I wanted to be a veterinarian, I was told “science is too hard, you shouldn’t pursue it.” By high school, a math teacher even told me to drop out...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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10/16/25
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Nacha Mendez, a nationally acclaimed singer, composer and New Mexico State University alumna, has been selected by New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham as one of seven influential artists to receive the 2025 Governor’s Awards for Excellence in the Arts.
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10/16/25
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It’s like taking a walk into the past. Each Saturday afternoon, a group of long-time friends gathers to reminisce about the music on which they grew up. The sounds of Billy Idol, Bon Jovi, Joan Jett, and so many more fill the house as Party Falcon...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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10/16/25
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The Mesilla Valley Maze at Lyles Farms has activities for the entire family, from slides and hay rides, to picking your own vase filled with beautiful flowers. The maze is open Saturday and Sunday to the general public and for school groups during...
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Photos by Kurt JohnsonLas Cruces Bulletin
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10/15/25
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“Air racing and air shows have been continuously in America and around the world since the beginning of aviation,” said Bill Beaton, the visionary who brought Sky Fiesta to Las Cruces. “It's always been a hallmark for motor sports, including...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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10/15/25
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Connie Voisine is the only writer among the seven 2025 honorees to be honored at a ceremony on Oct. 16 in Santa Fe.
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10/15/25
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According to new details provided by Las Cruces Police Chief Jeremy Story Tuesday, Philip Mullin, 50, was shot by an officer and killed in the parking lot outside Chili’s Grill and Bar after refusing to comply.
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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10/14/25
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Haylee Viramontes always had dreams that reached much farther than Anthony, New Mexico, the small, rural town where she grew up.
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Adriana M. ChávezNew Mexico State University
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10/14/25
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Local teen, Ava Lyonne Kincaid, will compete against 50 other young ladies across the nation for the title of Miss Teen USA 2025.
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Bulletin Report
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10/14/25
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Five teams designed payload proposals which ranged from ants and praying mantis experiments, to sending a desert tarantula and a rock crab to low Earth orbit.
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Bulletin Report
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10/14/25
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The New Mexico Economic Development Department awarded $2,178,029 through its Outdoor Equity Fund to 61 programs that will provide outdoor education and career training to more than 22,000 youth across the state, with a special emphasis on...
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Bulletin Report
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10/11/25
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Natalie Chadborn is running for LCPS School Board in District 3. We apologize for the error in our Oct. 3 edition of the Bulletin.
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10/11/25
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New Mexico State University Global Campus has launched a new partnership with El Paso Electric to strengthen the regional workforce through accessible, high-quality education.
The collaboration marks a major step in preparing professionals for...
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Karen CooperNew Mexico State University
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10/10/25
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Fifty researchers from New Mexico State University have been named among the top two percent of scientists worldwide, an increase compared to lists from previous years.
Last year, NMSU saw 41 of its researchers named to the...
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Courtesy New Mexico State University
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10/9/25
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This story was originally published by Organ Mountain News at organmountainnews.com.
Three companies in southern Doña Ana County will receive more than $800,000 through the state’s Job Training Incentive Program, part of a broader effort to...
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Organ Mountain News Report
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10/9/25
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Researchers at New Mexico State University have found that cognitive impairments may increase the risk of premature death in Americans with chronic diseases.
Two new NMSU studies examined the combination of cognitive impairments and chronic...
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Carlos Carillo LopezNew Mexico State University
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10/9/25
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The goal for this year’s 33rd annual Empty Bowls fundraiser, which benefits El Caldito, is $45,000.
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Mike CookFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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10/9/25
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Chef Creates: Midnight Masquerade transforms Las Cruces Convention Center into a realm of elegance and mystery.
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Sandra MoultonLas Cruces Bulletin
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10/8/25
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