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Serving our country in the armed forces is one of the greatest acts of community service there is in America. Men and women give so much in order to keep our country safe. They serve in various capacities including Reserve forces, active duty, and...
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Kathleen CatesNM Representative, District 44
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11/6/26
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There is something special about a community that comes together with a shared purpose. It is found in the generosity of neighbors, the dedication of local organizations, and the willingness of people to show up for one another.
At the Community...
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Community Foundation of Southern New Mexico
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11/5/26
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You might not know it from scanning the headlines, but New Mexico has reduced poverty at triple the national rate while bucking a national affordability crisis and federal program cuts that make life more difficult for working families.
New U.S....
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Stephanie Schardin Clarke
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11/5/26
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If you have been reading this column regularly, you’ve probably noticed that, over the past seven months, I have focused a number of my topics on the critical mental aspects of playing your best golf all the time. Specifically, I have covered the...
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Charlie BlanchardFor the Las Cruces Bulletindocblanchard71@gmail.com
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11/5/26
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The New Mexico Supreme Court just rejected efforts from activist groups that would have halted Project Jupiter in its tracks. The data center now has a green light, and the unions in our state will be the first to benefit.
Those of us...
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Brian Fresquez
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11/5/26
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I typically write my column on Sunday and send it first thing Monday morning. There are times when the lag between when I write it and you read it can cause a problem. If Democrats didn’t win the House or Senate on Tuesday, this column won’t make...
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Walt RubelFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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11/5/26
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Today (as I write this) is Election Day. Regardless of your political leanings, I can’t help but view today as a day of hope for New Mexico and our country. Today is a day of change, at least in part. Today, we turn over a new leaf.
At least...
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Shawna Pfeiffer For the Las Cruces Bulletin
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11/5/26
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We can live with Elon Musk wasting a fortune on Ken Paxton and other losers as he puts $440 million worth of his thumb on the midterm elections; but can we live with him making military decisions that cut off critical aid to an ally during...
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Walt RubelFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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10/30/26
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I just returned from an elk hunt without an elk. It is my first big-game draw tag to go unfilled. At first blush, tag soup doesn’t taste very good.
I am a firm believer in paying dues to get an animal. You scout, you drive, you walk, you glass....
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Shawna Pfeiffer For the Las Cruces Bulletin
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10/30/26
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The date was Aug. 28, 1963, that Dr. Martin Luther King gave his famous “I have a dream” speech before a gathering of more than a million people lining the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool: “I have a dream that my four little children will one day...
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Charlie BlanchardFor the Las Cruces Bulletindocblanchard71@gmail.com
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10/30/26
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Millions of Americans review their health plan options during open enrollment each fall, often the only time they can choose or change coverage.
Choosing a health plan can feel overwhelming. With so much health information available, it can be...
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Rhonda Randall, D.O.Chief Medical Officer, UnitedHealthcare Employer & Individual
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10/30/26
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Every day, New Mexicans make choices based on what they can afford.
We notice when the grocery bill goes up. We feel it when filling the gas tank costs more than it did last month. We know what happens to a family budget when rent...
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Jason Bloomer, MSN, RN, CCRN, FANAIPresident of the New Mexico Nurses Association
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10/29/26
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Professional golfers playing on tour, both men and women, are sponsored by golf club manufacturers, with their clubs custom fitted and frequently adjusted. For recreational golfers, custom club fitting has had a booming rise in popularity during...
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Charlie BlanchardFor the Las Cruces Bulletindocblanchard71@gmail.com
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10/23/26
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Okay, you’re ready for the election. You’ve downloaded your sample ballot, spent some time online doing research on the candidates, the bond questions and the constitutional amendments. You’ve attended a candidate forum to hear from both...
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Shawna Pfeiffer For the Las Cruces Bulletin
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10/23/26
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Every two years at this time I’ve written what was essentially the same column, encouraging disinterested and uninformed voters to get out and vote.
Two years of daily reflection brought about by events in the news have led me to reconsider that...
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Walt RubelFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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10/23/26
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When I ran for mayor of Hatch, my top priority for the Village of Hatch and our surrounding colonias was simple and unyielding: Stop the flooding. Stop living in a state -of-emergency.
That platform was forged in the aftermath of the devastating...
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Linda S. Alvarez
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10/23/26
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A 2024 survey by the Pew Charitable Trusts found that about 35 percent of adults report they or someone in their household have been part of a legal case in a local or state court.
That means more than six out of every 10 adults voting in the...
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Denise Torres and Lee Hunt
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10/16/26
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I have recently made the decision to change jobs. It was a decision not made lightly and with much grief over letting my coworkers down.
I used to pride myself on loyalty, but that came at great personal cost in my last job, and I told myself I...
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Shawna Pfeiffer For the Las Cruces Bulletin
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10/15/26
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Russia was still the USSR in 1991 when Pete Campos began his first term in the New Mexico Senate. The World Wide Web had just become available to everyone, and Nirvana created a new genre of music with the album “Nevermind.”
Campos has held...
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Walt RubelFor the Las Cruces Bulletin
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10/15/26
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When it comes to work ethic on the PGA Tour Ben Hogan was a legend in his own time. Those who knew Hogan and wrote about him described his practice routine as highly organized and on the verge of obsessive.
That dedication to perfection was...
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Charlie BlanchardFor the Las Cruces Bulletindocblanchard71@gmail.com
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10/15/26
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