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The crack of pinballs ricocheting off bumpers mixed with cheers and laughter as players gathered around glowing machines inside Rad Retrocade on a recent afternoon. What looks like a nostalgic arcade game to some has become a monthly tradition for...
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Elijah Rey Reyes
Las Cruces Bulletin | 7/8/26 |
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After years of waiting, soon-to-be fifth grader Amariz León-García finally got her chance this summer.
Amariz built a project exploring how magnets influence a compass as part of Thomas Branigan Memorial Library’s inaugural Science Fair...
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Elijah Rey Reyes
Las Cruces Bulletin | 7/8/26 |
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What is now White Sands Missile Range was officially established on July 9, 1945. Because of the Pentagon paperwork, many people think the first flag raising ceremony was conducted on post that day. In line with that, photos of the first ceremony,...
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Jim EcklesDona Ana County Historical Society
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7/8/26
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Memorial Medical Center has received the American Heart Association’s Get With The Guidelines® - Stroke Gold Plus quality achievement award for its commitment to ensuring people experiencing stroke receive timely, appropriate treatment based on...
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7/2/26
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For many working parents, the school day ends long before the workday does.
That reality led Angie Montes to start Enrich the Kids in 2008. What began as a small after-school enrichment program now serves about 180 families during the...
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Elijah Rey Reyes
Las Cruces Bulletin | 7/2/26 |
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Here in Las Cruces we have a great quality of life, due to our sunny weather, beautiful surroundings, and friendly people. But did you know that the City of Las Cruces has an entire department called “Quality of Life?”
We provide programs,...
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Carol Brey, Director of Las Cruces City Quality of Life Department
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7/2/26
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For one Las Cruces foster parent, summer camp has become something she rarely finds anywhere else — a place where her children are welcomed, understood, and given the opportunity to succeed.
After years of watching her...
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Elijah Rey Reyes
Las Cruces Bulletin | 7/2/26 |
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Memorial Medical Center is proud to announce that the hospital has achieved accreditation from Surgical Review Corporation as a Center of Excellence in Robotic Surgery. This prestigious distinction recognizes Memorial’s commitment to and high...
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7/1/26
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There is something special about the Fourth of July.
Maybe it's the freedom we celebrate. Maybe it's the memories. Or maybe it's the simple traditions that return every year like old friends.
As the summer sun stretches across the afternoon sky,...
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Chef Armando MurilloExecutive Chef, Las Cruces Convention Center
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7/1/26
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For Lesley Doyle, the world has always made the most sense when things balance. Not just ledgers and budgets, although those certainly do.
The City of Las Cruces finance director laughs when she admits she actually enjoys accounting, a profession...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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7/1/26
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The City of Las Cruces is celebrating America’s 250th Anniversary with its annual Fourth of July Celebration, a free two-day community event filled with patriotism, entertainment, family fun, and fireworks.
The celebration begins Friday, July 3,...
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7/1/26
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The story most Americans learn about the nation's founding takes place in places like Boston, Philadelphia and Yorktown. It is a story of tea dumped into a harbor, midnight rides, Continental soldiers and a declaration signed by men whose names...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/26/26
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Thirty-five years after eight turtles — six borrowed from a local pet shop — lined up for the first race in Tortugas, families are still coming back.
The San Juan Fiesta returns June 26-28 at the Shrine and Parish of Our Lady of Guadalupe,...
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Elijah Rey Reyes
Las Cruces Bulletin | 6/26/26 |
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History is about to be made by Las Cruces city officials. Thanks to the Cultural Properties Subcommittee and the tireless work of the Historic Preservation Specialist, five historic properties have been nominated for the City of Las Cruces...
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Faith HutsonDona Ana Historical Society
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6/26/26
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Every morning, they come hoping their number will be called. Some arrive on foot. Some have spent the night at Camp Hope. Others are staying with friends, sleeping in cars or hanging on to housing by a thread. They gather in a warehouse at Mesilla...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/25/26
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The bullet had already done its damage. Doctors were treating Adrian De La Garza's injuries. Physical therapists were helping him learn what life would look like after being shot in the line of duty. Friends, coworkers and strangers were telling...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/25/26
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Not every young person who walks through the doors of the La Vida Project is looking for the same thing.
Some arrive seeking academic support. Others are looking for guidance, connections, or resources they may not be able to find...
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Elijah Rey Reyes
Las Cruces Bulletin | 6/25/26 |
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The City of Las Cruces will discontinue Advanced Air’s subsidized passenger service between Las Cruces International Airport and Albuquerque effective June 30. The decision follows the full exhaustion of available city and state Rural Air Service...
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Bulletin Report
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6/24/26
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Nubia Tarazona still remembers looking at her high school schedule and knowing something wasn't right.
She had arrived in New Mexico from Venezuela at 16 years old, carrying more than a suitcase and an accent. She brought with her years of...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/19/26
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