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Soccer fans want us to believe that their sport is more popular than baseball. Maybe for the next few weeks, but that’s because our nation is temporarily filled with foreigners who are almost as passionate about their national teams as Chicago...
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Walt Rubel
For the Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/26/26
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I have undertaken yet another remodel project on our house. My husband has long ago learned not to ask questions and just trust the (my) process. It is safer for him that way.
But this time, the children are both pretty curious about the project....
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Shawna Pfeiffer For the Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/26/26
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Officials across New Mexico are considering moratoriums on new data-center development as local debates intensify over the rapid expansion of AI infrastructure.
This would be a mistake. Data centers can innovate New Mexico’s economy and...
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Debbi Moore & Kevin Merhege
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6/23/26
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For sports fans, it’s that time of year. This June, we can add the World Cup to the NBA and NHL finals, all in the middle of baseball season.
When championship season arrives, the watch parties follow. Crowds in Carolina and Las Vegas packed...
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Kurt Johnson
Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/18/26
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The idea of being a dad has, in my opinion, changed over several generations. In my grandfather’s generation, dads were providers. Mothers handled the household and the children.
From what I’ve been told, they were more stoic, reserved and could...
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Hugh OsteenCEO/Owner, Osteen Media Group
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6/18/26
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I struggled to decide on a topic to write about this week. So many competing stories and opinions have left me feeling like an island in a storm.
I tend to push the boundaries. When I am fishing, I don’t want to quit (even if the fish aren’t...
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Shawna Pfeiffer For the Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/18/26
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I wish I could celebrate this. We’re on the bottom of so many national rankings that coming in 11th should be cause for hearty congratulations and vigorous backslapping all around,
But the recent ranking, by the finance app WalletHub, of Las...
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Walt Rubel
For the Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/18/26
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One of my favorite golf psychologists is Dr. David Cook, author of “Golf’s Sacred Journey; Seven Days at the Links of Utopia” (2006). The book was turned into a movie starring Robert Duval, with appearances by Brandel Chamblee and Rich Beem.
My...
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Charlie Blanchard
For the Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/18/26
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On June 2, New Mexico Republicans apparently elected write-in candidate Larry Marker as their U.S. Senate nominee. KUNM called the race, and by morning national outlets had him as presumptive Republican challenger to Senator Ben Ray Luján.
Within...
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Matt Channon
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6/14/26
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Steve Wheatcroft is a former professional golfer who woefully satisfied the moniker of “journeyman” during his 17 years playing on the PGA Tour and its affiliate tours. Wheatcroft, who played college golf at Indiana University, turned pro in 2001...
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Charlie Blanchard
For the Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/11/26
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This past weekend, I had the distinct pleasure of being invited to a profoundly unique and inspiring event, showcasing our area’s culture and fortitude. I was honored to be invited to the boxing event on Saturday hosted by Crosstown Boxing and...
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Shawna Pfeiffer For the Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/11/26
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The city always does it up right for the Fourth of July.
Well, almost always. There was that one time in 2014 when they had Don McLean playing an acoustic, solo set at The Field of Dreams right after they had put in new turf, so everybody had to...
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Walt Rubel
For the Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/11/26
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Last week, the voters of New Mexico's Republican Party made their choice, and I respect it completely. Gregg Hull ran a strong race, and I congratulate him sincerely.
Politics is competitive, and in a three-way contest, not everyone can win. But...
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Doug Turner
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6/11/26
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When most people think about corrections, they picture the negative caricatures and stereotypes portrayed in television and movies. The reality is far more complex — and hopeful.
Safety, security, and accountability are central to the New Mexico...
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Alisha Tafoya Lucero
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6/11/26
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Project Jupiter represents one of the most significant economic development opportunities in the history of southern New Mexico. The potential for substantial capital investment, high-wage employment, technological innovation, expanded tax...
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Dr. Adam Amador
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6/11/26
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Unused and expired medications in the home remain one of the most common (and preventable) sources of diversion, misuse, and accidental ingestion, particularly among adolescents and young children. Consider:
• Approximately 50-60 percent of...
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Alfred L’Altrelli, PharmD, MBA CFMCChief Pharmacy Officer Memorial Medical Center
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6/4/26
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June marks the official arrival of Pride Month, a time dedicated to honoring LGBTQIA+ history and celebrating the belief that everyone deserves to live authentically.
In every community, there are moments when people come together around a shared...
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Community Foundation of Southern New Mexico
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6/4/26
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Unable to resolve their long-standing differences, leaders of the county sheriff’s department and county commission both called for a full audit last year, certain it would find that the other side was in the wrong. It did.
There were no winners...
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Walt Rubel
For the Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/4/26
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Few would dispute the truth that it takes self-discipline to master something difficult, like the violin, or to win in competition, like TV’s Jeopardy, or to accomplish something important, even to make a legal living and maintain one’s health....
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Charlie Blanchard
For the Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/4/26
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In southern New Mexico, water is a precious resource that touches everything. It touches families and businesses. It touches agriculture and the food we eat. It touches public health and safety. And ultimately, it touches the region’s long-term...
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Julia RobinHead of Infrastructure Planning and Sourcing, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
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6/4/26
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