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A barefoot woman was seen leaving a grey SUV, a voice called out “No!” and was immediately drowned out by multiple gunshots before the car drove off in the direction of Mesilla.
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By Algernon D'Ammassa
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4/2/24
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The Doña Ana County Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved funding for a new emergency management center during a meeting on March 26.
The Office of Emergency Management …
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Bulletin report
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4/2/24
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Future generations will never know the sights of the Kilby Motel or the infamous “eyesore” on Main Street – not if the city of Las Cruces has its way.
Both buildings were …
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By Justin Garcia
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4/2/24
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The Association Women’s Group, a local organization of women in business, hosted its second annual Girls Leveling Up conference last week, bringing 250 young women in the Las Cruces Public …
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Bulletin report
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4/2/24
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One city council member voted no on the contract citing concerns about communications.
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Justin Garcia
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4/1/24
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Four Las Cruces women were hailed as ‘trailblazers’ as they were named 2024 Women in American History by the Doña Ana County chapter of the New Mexico Society of the Daughters of …
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Bulletin report
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4/1/24
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The Hatch Police Department recently welcomed a newly appointed chief, Aurora Hernandez, who is officially the first Hispanic female chief to lead law enforcement in the Doña Ana County …
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Leah Romero
Las Cruces Bulletin
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3/29/24
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It’s a new year and a new look for Doña Ana County.
On March 25, Doña Ana County unveiled a new logo and seal after the Board of County Commissioners approved the designs on …
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Bulletin report
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3/29/24
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Attorney Jannette Mondragón was appointed by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham to fill a vacant seat on the Doña Ana County Magistrate bench, the governor’s office announced Friday.
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Bulletin report
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3/29/24
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The city of Las Cruces maintains it did not violate the Open Meetings Act in deciding, outside of an official meeting, how to proceed with a city manager search.
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Algernon D'Ammassa
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3/28/24
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The Las Cruces Home Builders Association’s annual Casa for a Cause event distributed $145,000 to 26 local nonprofit organizations this year. The project, formerly known as the Anniversary House …
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By Algernon D'Ammassa
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3/28/24
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New Mexico State University regents tapped Monica Torres, chancellor of the university’s community colleges, as its second consecutive interim president Thursday, with the prospect of leading …
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By Algernon D'Ammassa
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3/28/24
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The federal courthouse in downtown Las Cruces is among the federal buildings slated to receive electric vehicle charging ports across the United States, the General Services Administration announced …
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Bulletin report
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3/26/24
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A 17-year-old high school student who spoke harshly in public comments at a meeting of Alma d’Arte Charter High School’s governing board found himself in an encounter with Las Cruces …
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By Algernon D'Ammassa
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3/26/24
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A decision to revoke the police credentials of two Las Cruces officers charged with murder was tabled during a meeting of the state’s top policing board last week.
The New Mexico Law …
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Bulletin report
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3/25/24
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A Las Cruces man who shot at police officers after a car chase in 2023 was sentenced to 54 years in prison on Friday.
Bobby Charles Crawford, 47, was convicted by a jury of two counts of …
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Bulletin report
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3/25/24
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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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The Las Cruces Bulletin has moved its offices to the Electronic Caregiver building in downtown Las Cruces.
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Bulletin report
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3/24/24
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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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