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With eight food stations featuring dishes like shrimp with chimichurri sauce, Yucatan tacos, pollo al Ajillo and Coconut mango panna cotta, the 2023 Dress the Child fundraising dinner promises to be …
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By Mike Cook
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9/26/23
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Fabiola Cabeza de Baca, the first Spanish-speaking agent to serve in New Mexico State University’s Cooperative Extension Service who became one of the state’s foremost educators and …
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By Carlos Andres López, NMSU Communications
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9/26/23
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The War Eagles Air Museum at Dona Ann Airport to host historic World War II aircraft. The C-47A Skytrain troop transport named That’s All, Brother is the airplane that led the …
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9/23/23
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The Casa Auto Group has acquired Borman Autoplex, effective Sept. 20. The dealership, at 470 W. Boutz Road, will be called Casa Autoplex, and include Hyundai, Honda, Ford and Mazda vehicles. …
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Bulletin report
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9/21/23
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Celebrating Diez y Seis de Septembre, aka Mexican Independence Day, in Mesilla a parade made its way through the town on Saturday, Sept. 16.
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By Elva K. Österreich
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9/19/23
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Las Cruces firefighters recognized the 22nd anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, attack on the United States with a commemorative bell ringing ceremony and memorial stair climb. Beginning at …
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9/12/23
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Las Cruces firefighters will recognize the 22nd anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, attack on the United States with a commemorative bell ringing ceremony and memorial stair climb, the Las Cruces Fire …
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9/7/23
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Virgin Galactic’s Galactic 03 flight window opens Friday, Sept. 8, continuing a monthly cadence of spaceflights. This would be the Company’s fourth spaceflight in four months. The …
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Bulletin report
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9/7/23
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Former New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson died Friday night, Sept. 1, at his summer home in Chatham, Massachusetts at age 75. No cause of death given.
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9/5/23
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Since people heard about the today’s closing of Day’s Hamburgers everyone, it seems, has a story about the restaurant that’s been a fixture in Las Cruces since 1932. …
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By Richard Coltharp
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8/31/23
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A total of 63 candidates filed Tuesday, Aug. 29, to run in nearly 40 local races across Doña Ana County, including the mayors, city and town councilors and trustees, school board members and …
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By Mike Cook
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8/31/23
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There will be nearly 40 races on the Tuesday, Nov. 7, local election ballot in five Doña Ana County municipalities, three school districts and five conservation districts.
Candidates must …
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Nov. 7 ballot will include municipal, school board, soil and water conservation district races, municipal and school bond questions
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8/28/23
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If you’ve expecting something that only happens “once in a blue moon,” get ready, ‘cause there’s a blue moon a’comin’. And this one is real special – …
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By Mike Cook
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8/28/23
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New Las Cruces Public Schools superintendent, Ignacio Ruíz, spoke to members of the Greater Las Cruces Chamber of Commerce during a luncheon Thursday, Aug. 17.
Ruíz said the …
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New LCPS superintendent pledges to teach business skills
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8/28/23
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Earlier this year, we said goodbye to J. Paul Taylor, one of the most stalwart advocates for art, culture, and education in New Mexico’s history. He would have been 103 on Aug. 24. To celebrate …
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Brandon Brown, New Mexico Historic Sites
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8/24/23
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Postcards from Las Cruces’ German sister city
[Photo gallery]
Mayor Ken Miyagishima and a contingent from Las Cruces recently visited Nienburg, Germany, to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their Sister City partnership. Delegation members included Mayor …
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Bulletin report
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8/23/23
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At its Monday, Aug. 21, regular meeting, the Las Cruces City Council unanimously passed a resolution declaring an abandoned property at 430 S. Main St. as “so ruined, damaged and dilapidated …
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Bulletin report
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8/22/23
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The Bureau of Land Management began a 30-day public comment period on proposed adjustments to the Foothill Dolomite Mine Project. In 2021, the BLM approved American Magnesium, LLC’s request to …
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8/18/23
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When C.W. “Buddy” Ritter bought the Double Eagle in 1983, the restaurant manager asked him, “Did the ghost come with the sale?”
“What ghost?” Ritter asked.
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By Mike Cook
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8/17/23
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“I relish being here because of the students,” Alan Shoho said. “I feel like I have a calling to be here.”
Shoho joined NMSU April 17 as provost and chief academic …
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By Mike Cook
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8/17/23
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