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For more than three decades, the Deming lawmaker presided over New Mexico's budget as chairman of the Senate Finance Committee. more
Police are continuing to investigate the death of a 33-year-old man who was shot to death last week.  No charges have been filed, but a police and city spokesperson, Dan Trujillo, said, … more
If you’re planning to vote in this election, chances are you’ve made up your mind. According to a SurveyUSA/KOB-TV poll from late September, just 3 percent of New Mexicans likely to vote … more
A fire that consumed part of a lumber warehouse late last month caused about $750,000 worth of damage and its cause was officially labeled as ‘undetermined,’ according to a Las Cruces … more
Everyone agrees – the best voter is a well-informed voter. And what better way to be well-informed than to know what’s on your ballot before you vote? While local attention is honed … more
QUESTION: Please explain to me what a “ press” is in a game of golf.  I play with a few guys for a little bit of cash, but it always ends up to be for more than we started out … more
Las Cruces-based Allen Theatres, which owns and operates 17 cinemas in New Mexico, Arizona and Colorado, is facing a lawsuit from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission on behalf of a former … more
On any serious list of enduring songs from the 1980s, somewhere near the top one will find Foreigner’s 1984 rock ballad, “I Want to Know What Love Is.” Its distinctive refrain, with … more
There was a time when one didn’t equate Las Cruces with Jazz and Blues music. That is no longer true. The Mesilla Valley Jazz & Blues Society (MVJBS) has been working diligently for the … more
“Las Cruces holds a special place in my heart. I love the diverse range of artists here in Las Cruces, especially because we're a borderland city,” Natalia Martinez said during a recent … more
For beginners on up, the Las Cruces Public Libraries is offering a variety of computer literacy classes during October, according to a city news release. “The classes range from basic … more
A six-course chef-prepared Mediterranean dinner accompanied by live jazz music is promised to participants in the 33rd annual Dress the Child of Las Cruces fundraising dinner, titled, “Sunset … more
State regulators have outlined what the largest electric utility in New Mexico must do to comply with a section of the Energy Transition Act. The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission issued a … more
The Las Cruces Fire Department announced that Sean Heck, a 22-year department veteran, will serve as the new deputy chief of administration. According to a news release, Heck will oversee the … more
Some two dozen firefighters were needed to extinguish a blaze at a Las Cruces warehouse last weekend, according to a news release from the Las Cruces Fire Department.  The release said that … more
The Las Cruces City Council unanimously accepted a $350,000 state grant to help pave the way for the development of active transportation pathways such as bike lanes and walking trails.  … more
Friday, October 4 Mesilla Valley Transportation Charity Golf Tournament, 7 a.m.-5 p.m. at Sonoma Ranch Golf Course, 1274 Golf Club Rd., Las Cruces. Info:  adri.garcia@m-v-t.com Launch … more
The Ballard Phot Studio opens at Branigan Cultural Center The Branigan Cultural Center hosts a new exhibit, The Ballard Photo Studio: A Portrait of Community featuring more than 200 photographic … more
From the moment conductor Ming Luke pounced onto the podium at the New Mexico State’s Atkinson Recital Hall, the Las Cruces Symphony Orchestra burst into their 2024-25 season with great … more
With the big rivalry football game between New Mexico State University and the University of New Mexico happening last Saturday evening, many families from Albuquerque came into town early to enjoy … more
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