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Rabbits and guinea pigs took over the Black Box Theatre on Aug. 15, turning the Las Cruces stage into a show ring for animals and exhibitors from across the region.
The Chihuahuan Desert Rabbit & Cavy Breeders Association show brought...
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Elijah Rey Reyes
Las Cruces Bulletin | 8/20/26 |
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Following a hiatus of eight years, New Mexico State University is bringing the Domenici Public Policy Conference back to Las Cruces, re-establishing the university as a place where national leaders, policymakers, experts and students can...
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Amanda WyattDirector, Communications and Media Relations at NMSU
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8/20/26
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Doña Ana County is accepting interest forms from community members that would like to serve on the Community Monitoring Committee related to Project Jupiter.
The interest form is now available at donaana.gov/projectjupiter. Community...
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Bulletin Report
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8/15/26
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Some people come for the cars. Others come for the music. Plenty never spend much time looking under the hood.
That’s exactly how Jeff Jansen wants it.
For the past five years, the organizer behind 575Cars has worked to build events...
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Elijah Rey Reyes
Las Cruces Bulletin | 8/14/26 |
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The New Mexico Museum of Space History is one of Alamogordo’s most recognizable landmarks. Fifty years ago, it was a collection of sketches, blueprints, and ambitious ideas.
As the museum prepares to celebrate its 50th anniversary in...
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Elijah Rey Reyes
Las Cruces Bulletin | 8/14/26 |
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In 1950, Ralph Edwards, a nationally syndicated radio host, issued a challenge for a town to rename itself after his show, “Truth or Consequences.” New Mexico’s Hot Springs took the challenge.
For 50 years after the town earned its new name,...
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Jon HunnerDona Ana County Historical Society
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8/14/26
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Maria Elena Salinas learned to make tamales before anyone thought to write down the recipe. She learned by pulling up a chair beside her mother, Lorenza Ferrales, in the family kitchen in Las Cruces.
She and her brother would argue over who got...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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8/14/26
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When Andreya Hesser walked onto the court at Centennial High School on July 15, it was familiar territory. She had been there plenty of times before, wearing a volleyball uniform as a Centennial student and playing on the same court where, years...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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8/13/26
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You never know who in our community might have gotten their start as a Club kid. Meet Judge Jim T. Martin. As the Third Judicial District Court Judge for Doña Ana County, Judge Martin is well known in our community for his legal career that has...
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April AnayaFor Boys & Girls Club of Las Cruces
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8/13/26
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By the time a New Mexico State University student arrives for an internship at Pebble Beach, Oakmont, Shinnecock Hills or one of dozens of other renowned golf facilities around the world, chances are someone is already expecting them.
Not because...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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8/8/26
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There was a moment before the first serve, before Hawaii ever attacked the ball, before New Mexico State's biggest volleyball crowd had much reason to believe it was witnessing something special, when Mike Jordan stopped paying attention to the...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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8/8/26
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The boy didn't travel very much. His parents saw to that.
Growing up outside Paris after his family emigrated from Benin, Adeniyi Amadou wasn't allowed to disappear for an afternoon with friends or wander the neighborhood until sunset. His...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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8/7/26
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Visit Las Cruces premieres its new self-guided film tour on Aug. 10 at the
historic Rio Grande Theatre. The event is set to host various community leaders such as Visit Las Cruces executive director, Rochelle Miller-Hernandez, City of Las Cruces...
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8/7/26
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Wooden windmills came together Aug. 1 as children learned how New Mexico farmers once turned wind into water.
The activity was part of Ag Wagon, the New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum’s weekly youth education program. Museum leaders...
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Elijah Rey Reyes
Las Cruces Bulletin | 8/6/26 |
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Las Cruces school organizations are expanding how they raise money, pairing online fundraising with long-standing traditions that continue to support student programs.
While car washes, product sales and business sponsorships remain...
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Elijah Rey Reyes
Las Cruces Bulletin | 8/6/26 |
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Birds brought together beginners and longtime enthusiasts Aug. 1 as the Mesilla Valley Audubon Society welcomed about two dozen people to its monthly bird walk at Mesilla Valley Bosque State Park.
The free outing introduced participants to...
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Elijah Rey Reyes
Las Cruces Bulletin | 8/6/26 |
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There is something quietly beautiful about August. It is summer's grand finale.
For months, the fields have stretched toward the sun. Corn has grown tall and sweet. Wheat has turned from green to gold. Barley has completed its journey. Nature now...
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Armando MurilloExecutive Chef, Las Cruces Convention Center
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8/6/26
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When Carl Pierce and his wife moved into their Las Cruces home, they did what countless homeowners do. They planted. It didn't take long to discover what southern New Mexico gardeners have known for generations.
"This is clay," Pierce said with a...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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8/6/26
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Before sunrise, while most of Rochester, Minnesota, was still asleep, Phil Anderson climbed into his uncle's truck for the drive to Eastwood Golf Club. By the time daylight crept across the course, he had already decided there was nowhere else he...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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8/5/26
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The first thing you notice about Marlee Cavitt isn't how fast she runs. It isn't the Conference USA championships, or that she has become one of New Mexico State's most dependable defenders, or even that she somehow manages to split a school year...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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8/5/26
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