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New Mexico State University’s largest source of renewable energy – a three-megawatt solar and battery energy storage installation called Aggie Power – started generating power for NMSU’s Las Cruces campus earlier this month, marking a milestone nearly four years in the making. more
A notice to proceed has been issued to a contractor to begin an access control project at North Las Cruces Park, 1001 Valley View. more
If you are turning 65 in the next few months, now is a good time to start thinking about Medicare coverage. You can sign up for Medicare three months before your birth month or three months after. … more
Heather Benavidez would like to be New Mexico’s 31st state treasurer. She is a candidate in the June 7 Democratic primary for the office, running against Laura Montoya. The winner faces … more
The Black Fire in the Gila National Forest continues to burn at only 19 percent containment, officials said Sunday morning.The fire covers more than 228,000 acres and is located 31 miles northwest of … more
Five Republicans and two Libertarians are running for governor in the June 7 primary and are vying to challenge incumbent Democrat Michelle Lujan Grisham. The Republicans are Greg Zanetti, Ethel … more
Early voting in New Mexico’s primary election ends Saturday, June 4. Election day is Tuesday, June 7. Vote early at these locations: Anthony City Hall Municipal Complex, 820 Highway 478, … more
Brandon Hobson, New Mexico State University English assistant professor in fiction, has been awarded a 2022 Guggenheim Fellowship, NMSU said in a news release. The John Simon Guggenheim Memorial … more
Rolston St. Hilaire, head of the Department of Plant and Environmental Science at New Mexico State University, is the 2022 recipient of the Intellectual Property Award, which is handed out by … more
Chapter AS of the P.E.O. Sisterhood announced three local scholarship winners in a May news release. The recipients are Adelaide Olberding, a senior at Las Cruces High School (LCHS), who … more
When Covid hit, New Mexico’s unemployment did not rise as high as the rest of the country, possibly partially due to an existing elevated rate. Unemployment has remained higher than national … more
“Every Body Rides with Grace” (EBRWG), a program of Velo Cruces, will host an adaptive cycle parade Saturday, June 4, in Mesilla, said EBRWG coordinator Andrea Holguin, the mother of … more
After a two-year hiatus because of Covid-19, the chess club at the Boys and Girls Club of Las Cruces resumed regular play this school year with more than 20 elementary- and middle-school … more
Communities throughout New Mexico will be observing Memorial Day with memorial services and events scheduled on Memorial Day Weekend (Saturday, May 28 through Monday, May 30.) On May … more
“Every Body Rides with Grace” (EBRWG), a program of Velo Cruces, will host an adaptive cycle parade Saturday, June 4, in Mesilla, said EBRWG coordinator Andrea Holguin, the mother of … more
With the Gila National Forest experiencing a very active fire season during unprecedented drought conditions, forest leadership has taken steps to decrease the chances of additional human-caused wildfires. more
Unity of Las Cruces is celebrating its return to live services with an open house, which will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday, May 28, at 575 N. Main St., Unity said in a news release. Unity’s … more
Astronomers can’t go back in time to observe how the solar system was formed, but they can observe planets that are forming now and use computer simulations to help them better understand the … more
Every year for Memorial Day the Mesilla Valley Military Order of the Purple Heart, Chapter 2004 and the Veterans Memorial Park Wall Committee hold a ceremony honoring those who died in combat from … more
The Lincoln National Forest will implement a forest-wide closure order at 8 a.m. Wednesday, May 25, prohibiting public access across the entire 1.1 million-acre forest due to active wildfires in the … more
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