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The Three Rivers Fire currently burning in the Lincoln National Forest in southern New Mexico ushered an early start to what officials predict will be an above-average wildfire season with the …
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By Carlos Andres López
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4/30/21
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When Rodeo, New Mexico, was born in April 1907, it began as nothing more than a cedar-post stockyard, a shipping point for livestock waiting to be loaded up and transported on the new Southwestern …
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By Dawn Aerts
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4/29/21
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A new art exhibit at the New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum taps into the rich scenery and heritage of Southern New Mexico.
The “Monumental Territory” exhibit is now open at the …
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By Dave Burge
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4/29/21
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Three paintings by artist James “Jim” Mack, including “Desert Storm Break” were recently hung in Carrizozo’s Town Hall.
“We want Town Hall to be a showcase for …
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By Lisa Maue
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4/29/21
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New Mexico State University’s College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences will offer a free virtual demonstration to demystify the vast world of edible mushrooms.The …
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Carlos Andres López
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4/27/21
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Desert Exposure would like to include your special events, from any southern New Mexico community, in our listing. Please submit your event title, time, location and contact information to …
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By Elva K. Österreich
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4/2/21
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The merciful women returned home to Grant County from the mining town of Mogollon, and the risks they had run soon became apparent.
Silver City recorded it first cases of the flu. By Nov. 5 there were 31 cases, but still no deaths – few days later ...
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By Stephen Fox
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4/1/21
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I used to jump in my car some Saturday mornings, drive to Ascension to have lunch and then move on to Casas Grandes. Or I might spend my day in Juarez, which had lots of marketplaces, both inside and …
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By Marjorie Lilly
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4/1/21
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In the early 1990s, growing numbers of women were reported missing or found dead across the city of Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. Decades later advocates have documented more than 2,000 women were murdered …
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By Amanda Adame
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4/1/21
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The Silver City Blues Festival is moving online for 2021. In consideration of the health and wellbeing of the community and visitors, the Mimbres Region Arts Council is canceling the live …
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By Elva K. Österreich
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4/1/21
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If you’re looking for something to do in the great outdoors, check out the Annual Glenwood Dutch Oven Gathering Saturday April 10 at Glenwood Community Park.
The event features teams cooking …
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By Cheryl Thornburg
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4/1/21
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Whether watching your nanny pull an umbrella from her carpet bag or traveling in time and relative dimension in space (TARDIS) accompanying an alien with two hearts, the concept of something being …
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By Elva K. Österreich
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4/1/21
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4/1/21
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In celebration of Native Plant Week, April 18-24, the Las Cruces chapter of the Native Plant Society of New Mexico will host a Zoom presentation by James Von Loh, retired field biologist and vegetation mapping specialist, 7 p.m., Wednesday, April 14.
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Bulletin report
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4/1/21
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New Mexico is rated the second safest state in the country during COVID-19, according to the personal finance website WalletHub.The state is second only to Alaska in WalletHub’s overall safety …
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Bulletin report
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4/1/21
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On Tuesday, March 30, Virgin Galactic unveiled the Company’s first Spaceship III in its growing fleet, VSS Imagine, according to a release from the company.
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Bulletin Report
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3/30/21
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New Mexico State Senate Judiciary Committee Chair Joseph Cervantes, D-Las Cruces, said legislation to legalize recreational marijuana sales may be split into two bills when the Legislature convenes for a special session Tuesday, March 30.
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By Walter Rubel
Southern New Mexico Journalism Collaborative
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3/29/21
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The Rio Grande Borderland Ministries (RGBM) is sponsoring an online event called Canvas of Hope on to raise awareness and monetary support for shelters in Juȧrez and Ojinaga, Mexico that are becoming models for refugee centers worldwide. The even will be held 1-2:30 p.m., May 1.
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By Alethea Eason
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3/26/21
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Joe Amable-Amo is a bank executive and former amateur golfer struggling with his faith after an unexpected tragedy. Faced with doubts about himself, his purpose and his belief in God, Joe is stunned when God tells him that he’s been chosen to inspire the world and play in a world championship golf tournament.
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By Elva K. Österreich
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3/26/21
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Doña Ana Community College (DACC) continues its mission of assisting low-income students through its Avanza program.
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DACC News Release
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3/26/21
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