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The Mesilla Valley Maze folks are bringing back the tradition and feel of the season, even if they can’t open a maze and offer hayrides amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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By Elva K. Österreich
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10/1/20
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Human Systems Research, Inc. (HSR) expresses its deep gratitude to those who are continuing to support HSR, an archaeological research nonprofit organization founded in February 1972 and based in Las Cruces.
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By Deb Dennis, Executive Director
Human Systems Research, Inc.
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10/1/20
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Dreams can come true, especially when a community comes together to pitch in and help, as the owner of Tranquilbuzz Coffee Shop in Silver City found out.When he found out he had six months to leave …
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By Elva K. Österreich
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10/1/20
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Desert Exposure continues its annual writing contest with submissions from people who harbor a love for this beautiful corner of the world. Many of the 2020 submissions reflect the times we are …
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10/1/20
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Data released Sept. 17 by the U.S. Census Bureau show a significant improvement in the poverty rate in New Mexico between 2018 and 2019, New Mexico Voices for Children (NMVC) said in a news …
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9/30/20
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It’s not too soon to start preparing for next year’s growing season, and New Mexico State University’s Cooperative Extension Service is hosting a six-part online series (via Zoom) …
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By Jane Moorman, Senior Public Information Specialist
NMSU News Center
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9/30/20
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Documentary filmmaker Charlie Minn has taken the story of the El Paso mass shooting at Walmart from Aug. 3, 2019.
Minn, who spends his time in between Las Cruces and New York, said he will always …
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By Elva K. Österreich
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9/30/20
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The overwhelming majority of auto burglaries committed in Las Cruces are considered crimes of opportunity and occur when valuables are left in plain sight, and vehicles parked unattended and …
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9/29/20
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The farming and ranching industry was found to be the second-most favorable industry in the state of New Mexico, according to a recent survey conducted by The Garrity Group Public Relations firm. The …
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9/29/20
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In a continued dialogue of advancing a statewide clean energy economy, New Mexico State University invites interested individuals to join a discussion on beneficial electrification from 8:30 a.m. to …
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By Sara Patricolo
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9/23/20
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Recovery Communities of New Mexico, the Behavioral Health Planning Council, the Human Services Department, the Behavioral Health Services Division and the State Opioid Response Program, have all …
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9/23/20
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Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham on Thursday announced the state will update its guidance within the emergency public health order to permit small groups in exercise settings and safe outdoor activities …
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9/17/20
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Dale Walker has been a pastor since he was 20 years old, almost 40 years. During his time as a pastor in El Paso he met a man from the Philippines who talked about the “plight of a lot of people without food and in great need.”
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By Elva K. Österreich
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9/17/20
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James Ethington III started collecting guitars long before he could play them.
“I had five guitars and couldn’t play a lick,” he said.
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By Elva K. Österreich
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9/17/20
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The Bureau of Land Management is selling fuelwood permits for personal use to the public. Fuelwood permits cost $10 - $12 per cord and are available in person at select locations or online. …
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9/16/20
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The state of New Mexico has created a new partnership between the state Attorney General, State Auditor and Ombudsman to protect seniors and specialized care individuals at nursing homes and …
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9/16/20
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Let’s face it. We’re all a bit stir crazy these days and have a desperate need to embrace any kind of new surroundings other than our kitchen or bedroom. After all, there’s only so …
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By Richard Atkins
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9/15/20
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A plaque will be unveiled Wednesday by Mayor Ken Ladner at the Mrs. O.S. Warren house, the only home to survive the many floods to scour what was then Silver City's Main Street, now known as the Big Ditch.
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9/15/20
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When knights went into battle, they depended not only on their sword, but on their shield as well. While we do not carry shields around with us, there is one about halfway up in the sky above our …
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By Bert Stevens
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9/15/20
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The economy on the border between Columbus and Palomas, Mexico is being reshaped dramatically this summer because of the coronavirus quarantine and the Trump policy of lengthening the wall between …
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By Marjorie Lilly
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9/15/20
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