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Red Sky Farm, located on Las Cruces’ East Mesa, hosted a Pony Par-Tea for 13 girls Saturday, Aug. 13, said owner Susie Ouderkirk.
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Bulletin report
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8/18/22
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“There’s magic in this town,” California-based 828 Productions CEO and founder Todd Lundbohm said Aug. 17, as he, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham and local leaders announced 828 will …
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By Mike Cook
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8/18/22
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ACTion Programs for Animals (APA) of Las Cruces will host a low-cost microchip and vaccination clinic 9-11 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 20, at the APA adoption center, 537 N. Solano Drive.
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8/18/22
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Haciendas at Grace Village, an assisted living and memory care facility located at 2802 Corte Dios in Las Cruces, will host its third annual CARE-A-Van parade in celebration of Senior Citizens Day, …
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8/18/22
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The Doña Ana Council of Lions Club and Essilor Vision Foundation will host “Changing Life Through Lenses” Free Glasses Day, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 20, at the Lions Club …
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8/18/22
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Country music rising star Frank Ray was in Las Cruces Wednesday, Aug. 17 to play some music at Picacho Middle School and bring awareness to the need for school supplies, which he and his crew brought …
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Photos by Elva K. Österreich
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8/18/22
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The following agenda will be considered by the Historic Preservation Commission during a public meeting held at the Las Cruces City Hall on Wednesday, August 17, 2022, at 5:30 p.m. in the City Council chambers.
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City of Las Cruces Release
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8/17/22
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Seidel Engineering Leadership Institute students set out to move 12 cubic yards of garden soil to revitalize the New Mexico State University Community Garden.
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8/11/22
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New Mexico is ranked last in child well-being in a national report, but its numbers are improving. The 2022 KIDS COUNT Data Book, a 50-state report by the Annie E. Casey Foundation that analyzes how children and families are faring, was published earlier this month.
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Bulletin report
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8/11/22
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The “single, laser-focused issue” in the race to be New Mexico’s next attorney general (AG) is crime, Republican Jeremy Gay said during a July 29 campaign stop in Las Cruces.
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By Mike Cook
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8/11/22
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All New Mexico voters will cast ballots on three statewide bond issues and three proposed constitutional amendments during the Nov. 8 general election.
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By Mike Cook
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8/11/22
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The Greater Las Cruces Chamber of Commerce held its annual Healthcare Awards banquet Aug. 5 at Hotel Encanto.
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Bulletin Report
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8/11/22
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At its Aug. 1 regular meeting, the Las Cruces City Council unanimously approved four questions for the Nov. 8 general election ballot that, if approved by city voters, would allocate $23 million in general obligation (GO) bonds to pay for public safety, recreation and low-income housing in the city.
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By Mike Cook
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8/11/22
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Since May 26, 850 Summer Enrichment Internship Program participants have worked with more than 300 employers throughout the county, performing community outreach; setting up computers; helping and learning about building operations.
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Bulletin report
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8/11/22
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In 1989, Susan C. Brown, then director of the Center for Learning Assistance (CLA), saw a need to help low-income and first-generation students in grades nine-12 and applied for the first TRIO Upward Bound grant at New Mexico State University.
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By Tiffany Acosta
NMSU News Team
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8/11/22
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Thirteen local nonprofit and charitable organizations split the $50,400 from the Las Cruces Home Builders Association’s annual Casa for a Cause project.
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Bulletin Report
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8/11/22
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“The biggest asset New Mexico has is its border with Mexico,” Jerry Pacheco said about the ongoing economic boom in Santa Teresa he has led for more than 30 years.
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By Mike Cook
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8/11/22
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Hundreds of Las Crucens, including local law enforcement officials and community leaders, participated in the Aug. 2 National Night Out celebration on Main Street in downtown Las Cruces.
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By Mike Cook
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8/11/22
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Doña Ana Community College (DACC) students and their families are invited to one of several Welcome Back Fairs to be held at various DACC locations.
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Doña Ana Community College Release
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8/10/22
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The COVID-19 pandemic created a great number of challenges worldwide, but it also helped jumpstart the world of telehealth, where doctors and nurses can remotely treat patients via phone or the internet.
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NMSU News Release by Adriana M. Chávez
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8/8/22
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