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NMSU suspends food and drink sales during sporting events
Citing inconsistent fan compliance with the state’s indoor mask mandate, New Mexico State University Chancellor Dan Arvizu announced Monday that all food and beverage sales during indoor sporting events at NMSU will be discontinued until New Mexico’s mask mandate is lifted statewide. more
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Kiwanis keeps on giving. The Las Cruces Kiwanis Club donated $550 on Dec. 2 to La Casa, Inc. domestic violence program. Left to right are Flor Gonzales and Bryana Valdez of La Casa and Jim Vorenberg and Jim Pudlewski of the Kiwanis Club. The club sponsors events and fundraisers throughout the year and makes donations to benefit children and the community of Las Cruces. The club’s next event is the Mayor’s Top Teen a pancake breakfast, 9-11:30 a.m., Saturday, March 12, at the Las Cruces Moose Lodge. The breakfast is a fundraiser for the Mayor’s Top Teens program. Tickets are $5. For more information, call Jim Pudlewski at 575-525-9478.
Kiwanis keeps on giving
Kiwanis keeps on giving. The Las Cruces Kiwanis Club donated $550 on Dec. 2 to La Casa, Inc. domestic violence program. Left to right are Flor Gonzales and Bryana Valdez of La Casa and Jim Vorenberg … more
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The Las Cruces Pan American Round Table (LCPART) invited its spring and fall 2021 scholarship recipients to LCPART’s Dec. 18 Christmas luncheon. Emilee Josiah Montoya, a New Mexico State University senior majoring in agricultural biology and anthropology, was LCPART’s spring scholarship recipient. Enya Yamileth Morales, an NMSU senior majoring in dance in the College of Education, was the fall recipient. LCPART was established in Las Cruces in 1931 and is part of an international organization promoting mutual knowledge, understanding and friendship among the women of the Americas, said LCPART Scholarship Committee Chair Anna Mejia Chieffo. For more information, contact LCPART Membership Committee Chair Donna Vargas at adobeville@gmail.com.
Pan American group awards scholarships
The Las Cruces Pan American Round Table (LCPART) invited its spring and fall 2021 scholarship recipients to LCPART’s Dec. 18 Christmas luncheon. Emilee Josiah Montoya, a New Mexico State … more
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Left to right are Las Cruces Public Schools Human Resources Coordinator Jeff Spaletta, Ph.D., Spc. Mario Meraz, Pfc. Brannan Artman and LCPS Chief Human Resources Officer Miguel Serrano, Ph.D.
Two National Guard members serving as substitute teachers with LCPS
Two New Mexico National Guard soldiers reported for duty at Las Cruces Public Schools Monday, Jan. 31, LCPS said in a news release. Their current assignment is to fill in as substitute teachers … more
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Representative Brittney Barreras resigns to focus on mental health
State Rep. Brittney Barreras, D-Bernalillo, resigned Jan. 28. She represented New Mexico House of Representatives District 12. more
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Patricia Sullivan
Newest Mortgage Finance Authority board member is from NMSU
The newest member of the New Mexico Mortgage Finance Authority (MFA) board of directors is Patricia Sullivan, Ph.D., associate dean of Outreach and Recruitment for the New Mexico State University … more
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Lorynn Guerrero
New America School-Las Cruces’ Lorynn Guerrero will focus on alternative pathways as state teacher of the year
New Mexico 2022 Teacher of the Year (TOTY) Lorynn Guerrero of Las Cruces will focus on expanding pathways to graduation to create a more individualized experience during her one-year tenure … more
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Gabriel Sanchez
Hispanic families in New Mexico continue to struggle through pandemic, survey shows
Since the onset of Covid-19, “That a large segment of our Hispanic population, 30 percent, had difficulty paying their bills should give us pause,” Las Cruces Mayor Pro Tempore Kasandra … more
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State Workforce Development Department shifts focus to finding, re-employing workers who dropped out
As the state’s unemployment rate returns to near pre-pandemic levels, the New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions (NMDWS) is changing its focus to finding workers who have dropped out of … more
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State publishes 2022 Data Book
The New Mexico Human Services Department (NMHSD) has published the 2022 Data Book, NMDOH’s third Data Book, summarizing social, economic and health statistics for counties, regions of the state … more
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Veronica Valencia and Jose Herrera stand with their sons, Javier, Jonathan and Jose Jr. The couple, who has been dating for almost 12 years and engaged for five, will be married Sunday, Jan. 30, the winners of the free “Tie the Knot” contest, part of the Las Cruces Bridal & Special Events Showcase at the Las Cruces Convention Center 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
Bridal, special events showcase set for Sunday, will feature impromptu nuptials
The 2022 Las Cruces Bridal & Special Events Showcase will be 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 30, at the Las Cruces Convention Center, 680 E. University Ave. Anyone planning a wedding, … more
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NMSU to host hybrid New Mexico Chile Conference Feb. 1
New Mexico State University’s Chile Pepper Institute and Extension Plant Sciences Department will host the world’s largest chile pepper conference Tuesday, Feb. 1, in Las Cruces, NMSU … more
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NMSU has full slate of programs to celebrate Black History Month
New Mexico State University Black Programs, in collaboration with the NMSU Black Student Association, Doña Ana Community College (DACC) and NMSU Libraries, will present discussions of … more
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City of Las Cruces Community Development Department Director Larry Nichols, left, and Assistant City Manager Eric Enriquez, who was then the fire chief, at a 2019 event at Veterans Memorial Park.
Community development director helping build city’s future
“Let’s find a way to get it built.” That is the personal mantra of City of Las Cruces Community Development Department (CDD) Director Larry Nichols, who has devoted his adult … more
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Community Town Hall Part 2 - Friday, Jan. 28
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NMSU’s Ken Ruble and Drew Cassidy, both engineering alums, with the No. 3 Caliche’s race car at a local car show.
Manager of Aggie Innovations Shop shares passion for racing
New Mexico State University’s state-of-the-art College of Engineering Aggie Innovation Shop Operations Manager Ken Ruble has been sharing his passion for racing and mechanical engineering with … more
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Kevin James Comerford
NMSU names new library dean
Following a national search, New Mexico State University has selected Kevin James Comerford as the next dean of the NMSU Library. Renay Scott, NMSU’s vice president for student success and … more
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Student entries sought for statewide writing contest
Bulletin report The Leopold Writing Program (LWP) is inviting New Mexico students in grades 6–12 to submit original essays to the Aldo Leopold Writing Contest. The annual contest asks … more
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City interns
City student intern program is growing again; applications welcome
Bulletin report The City of Las Cruces Internship Program is growing again despite a pandemic-induced slowdown, the city said in a news release. There were 140 interns working in 11 city … more
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Mesilla Park Elementary is Las Cruces’ newest community school
Mesilla Park Elementary School, 955 W. Union Ave., received exciting news recently: The school is the newest campus within Las Cruces Public Schools to be recognized as a community … more
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