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The interim president of New Mexico State University appointed a new provost last week following the resignation of Provost Alan Shoho.
Shoho, who had been provost and chief academic officer …
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Bulletin report
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3/25/24
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Las Cruces announced it had made a tentative offer to the assistant city manager to succeed Ifo Pili.
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Bulletin report
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3/21/24
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Last month, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signed House Bill 171, updating graduation requirements for secondary school students across New Mexico. It was the first update since 2007.
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By Algernon D'Ammassa
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3/21/24
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Each year, on the third Friday in March, medical students preparing to graduate join tens of thousands of others across the country in finding out where they will be placed for their residency …
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Leah Romero
Las Cruces Bulletin
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3/21/24
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On a unanimous vote, the Las Cruces City Council approved the purchase of land near the Field of Dreams sports complex during a meeting on March 18.
According to the agreement, the city will …
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Bulletin report
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3/20/24
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Las Cruces narrowed its search for its next city manager to three internal candidates Tuesday.
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Justin Garcia
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3/19/24
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A well-known business owner and philanthropist in Las Cruces with many awards to her credit soon will receive another prestigious award from the Las Cruces International Film Festival.
Wanda …
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Chloe Dunlap
New Mexico State University
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3/19/24
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Las Cruces police responded Monday evening to a complaint of disorderly conduct at the Alma d’Arte Charter High School. A lone officer walked into a public meeting of the governing board, where …
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By Algernon D'Ammassa
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3/19/24
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A federal initiative helping more than 68,000 low-income homes in New Mexico’s 2nd Congressional District pay for the internet has begun winding down.
That’s because Congress has not …
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Diana Alba Soular
Southern New Mexico Journalism Collaborative
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3/18/24
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Soroptimist International’s Las Cruces chapter announced more than $10,000 in Live Your Dream Education and Training awards to 10 women from New Mexico and west Texas.
Cinthia Mullen of …
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Bulletin report
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3/18/24
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White Sands Missile Range is revving up for the 35th Annual Bataan Memorial Death March on Saturday, March 16.
More than 5,000 people are signed up to participate in the memorial march conducted …
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Bulletin report
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3/15/24
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Private education recently became a bit more accessible at one Las Cruces school through a partnership with a national organization’s partial tuition scholarship program.
Early this year, …
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Leah Romero
For the Bulletin
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3/15/24
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A jury voted not to convict a Mesilla Park woman whose son was mauled to death by foster dogs in 2021.
Danika Jackson, 35, was found not guilty by a jury on one count of abandonment of a child …
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Bulletin report
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3/15/24
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Doña Ana County welcomed the opening of a new fire station in Anthony, N.M. this week, saying it will serve as a training hub while providing service to the southern part of the county.
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Bulletin report
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3/15/24
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The plan to arrest a suspected drug smuggler was flawed and failed to adequately value the life of a New Mexico State Police officer who was shot to death by that suspect, according to a report …
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Justin Garcia
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3/14/24
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During spring break, Alma d’Arte Charter High School principal Adam Amador worked through the week assembling documents addressing a number of financial and academic concerns raised by the New …
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By Algernon D'Ammassa
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3/14/24
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Las Cruces is sitting on at least $10 million of unspent money. Some of the money stems from the expansion of cannabis operations; but most of it arises in the aftermath of the historic opioid …
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By Justin Garcia
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3/13/24
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The Board of Regents of New Mexico State University began a second search for a new leader on March 11 after deciding not to hire any of the five candidates they'd interviewed in recent weeks.
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Bulletin report
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3/13/24
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Election season in the Mesilla Valley has officially begun.
In all, 38 candidates filed to compete for 19 offices ranging from county clerks to district attorneys to state legislators.
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Bulletin report
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3/13/24
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An independent police auditor noted a rise in allegations against the Las Cruces Police Department during a presentation to the Las Cruces City Council on March 11.
However, OIR Group, a …
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By Justin Garcia
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3/12/24
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