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Adrián Aguirre’s latest work stretched partially completed along a wall as he sat in his Las Cruces studio and talked about where his passion began. It was not in a studio nor even with the idea that he might someday become an artist.
Aguirre...
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Kurt JohnsonLas Cruces Bulletin
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9/4/26
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September arrives with a wind of change.
There comes a day in September when you step outside and feel it. A breeze moves through, but it is not the same breeze of summer. It is cooler, a little crisper, carrying that refreshing scent that...
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Chef Armando MurilloFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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9/4/26
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Students from elementary through high school are each contributing a piece to ENLACE’s Diez y Seis de Septiembre parade float, bringing their individual work together in a display of collaboration, leadership and cultural pride.
That...
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Elijah Rey Reyes
Las Cruces Bulletin. | 9/3/26 |
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A summer that began with parched ground and wildfire warnings is ending with a much different set of concerns for Southern New Mexico, as forecasters turn their attention to an active start to fall.
Chad Merrill, a senior meteorologist with...
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Elijah Rey Reyes
Las Cruces Bulletin. | 9/3/26 |
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For months, residents speaking before the Las Cruces City Council have raised concerns about lead and the city’s water system, questioning how Las Cruces Utilities is inspecting water lines, why some initial findings have changed and what is...
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Kurt JohnsonLas Cruces Bulletin
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9/3/26
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When former U.S. Ambassador Chase Untermeyer takes the stage at next week's Domenici Public Policy Conference, Rob Thompson doesn't want to ask him a question whose answer he could have found online. The New Mexico State University philosophy...
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Kurt JohnsonLas Cruces Bulletin
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9/3/26
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Karla Alvarez graduated from New Mexico State University on a Saturday in May. By Monday, she was at work.
The accounting and finance graduate had landed an internship with a copper company, and when that ended this summer, the company offered...
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Kurt JohnsonLas Cruces Bulletin
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9/3/26
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To Our Wonderful Community,
There is so much to love about Southern New Mexico. The people, the local businesses, the organizations, and the generosity all make this such a special place to call home. This fall, we’re bringing our community...
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Community Foundation of Southern New Mexico
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9/3/26
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Lonnie Schlein sat in the desert and waited. Somewhere along the New Mexico-Arizona line, he had found the photograph he wanted, or at least the place where he thought it might eventually appear.
There was a yucca plant in the foreground and...
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Kurt JohnsonLas Cruces Bulletin
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9/1/26
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After Big Brothers Big Sisters of New Mexico canceled its annual MUDD volleyball tournament fundraiser for this year, Blue Moon Bar & Grill, which was once again prepared to host the event announced that it would move forward with the...
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Bulletin Report
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8/29/26
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Lorenzo Alba Jr. would like to see fewer people walking through the doors of Casa de Peregrinos. That might seem like a strange goal for the executive director of Doña Ana County’s largest food pantry, particularly at a moment when Casa is...
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Kurt JohnsonLas Cruces Bulletin
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8/28/26
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The 32nd annual Las Cruces Coats for Kids campaign is underway, with organizers asking the community to rally together to provide new winter coats for local children in need before cold weather arrives. Cash donations are requested by Thursday,...
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Bulletin Report
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8/28/26
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At Fort Selden, a pottery shard or arrowhead sticking out of an adobe wall may soon become part of a child’s history lesson.
New Mexico Historic Sites will launch its statewide Junior Ranger Program Aug. 27, giving visitors a new way to...
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Elijah Rey Reyes
Las Cruces Bulletin. | 8/27/26 |
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At the New Mexico Museum of Space History, this month’s rocket science starts with cardboard tubes, soda bottles and a little imagination.
The museum will host its latest Science Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 29, in...
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Elijah Rey ReyesLas Cruces Bulletin.
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8/27/26
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Tickets are now on sale for the 35th annual Dress the Child fundraising dinner, which will begin at 6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 24, at the Las Cruces Convention Center, 680 E. University Ave.
Tickets are $100 each or a table of 10 for $800, and...
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Mike CookFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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8/27/26
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With the event just a few weeks away, Big Brothers Big Sisters of New Mexico decided to cancel its annual mud volleyball tournament this year in order to preserve the precious water resources of Southern New Mexico. This is the statement released...
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Bulletin Report
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8/27/26
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It was an institution that existed largely as an idea for John Hummer back in 2013. There was no campus, no capital, and certainly there were no students. There was, however, a problem to solve.
The Southwest needed more physicians, particularly...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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8/24/26
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The third annual “Wellness Expo: Reclaiming Our Wellness” will be held 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 29, at Alameda House, 526 S. Alameda Blvd. in Las Cruces. Tickets are $35, $45 and $75 a person.
The expo will host more than 20 vendors and a...
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Mike CookFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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8/24/26
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If 60 is the new 40, what’s the optimal age for joint replacement? With advances in minimally invasive techniques and faster recovery time, more and more younger people are undergoing hip and knee replacements.
Once considered a last resort...
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Ugonna Ezeh, D.O., FAAOSMountainView Medical Group
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8/24/26
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Lines stretched through the Museum of Nature and Science on Aug. 15, as families gathered around tables for an up-close look at tarantulas, insects and other creatures during the 7th annual Bug Fest.
Visitors crowded around live animal...
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Elijah Rey Reyes
Las Cruces Bulletin | 8/24/26 |