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Friday, July 18  Southern NM N Scalers Model Railroad Club meets at the Southern NM Fairground and are open to the public the 3rd Saturday of every month from 11:00 AM- 1:00 PM. Enter … more
During World War II, iconic pictures portrayed Americans serving the war effort either in uniform or at home as defense plant workers. The government needed to convince factory owners to switch to … more
Eighty years ago this Friday, scientists detonated the first atomic bomb at Trinity Site without fully understanding what would happen and without notifying nearby residents. The world remembers … more
Over the last month, there has been a vocal group of citizens online and in City Council meetings that have made abhorrent comments regarding law enforcement officers. Sentiments claiming persecution … more
We are truly blessed in our town to have the PGA Golf Management program (PGAGM) as part of the College of Business at New Mexico State University. The PGAGM program at NMSU was the third program in … more
Desert Exposure continues its long-standing opportunity to submit creative work.   But this year, we’ve made a few changes under the hood and we’re focusing on poetry … more
Abundant flora and fauna – including 35 species of rattlesnake! – can be found in Rodeo, NM Near the border of New Mexico and Arizona, more than an hour away from a town, sits Rodeo, … more
One day Dennis Miller got a call about a hurt eagle. He said the caller had inadvertently hit the raptor but could not stay as he was late for work. But though the caller put a towel on the … more
The current imbalance of power among the three branches of our federal government is a clear and present threat to our democracy.  Thus, we, the people, are obliged to speak out against … more
In 2012 a federal district court jury awarded $22 million to Stephen Sleven for his mistreatment and neglect during the 22 months he was held in the Doña Ana County jail pending trial for … more
A “hybrid” is the type of golf club with a design that borrows from both irons and woods while differing from both.  If you are a golfer who is not using a hybrid golf club … more
Friday, July 11 Neo Noir at the Rio Grande: Mildred Pierce, 6 p.m., Rio Grande Theatre, 211 N. Main St., Las Cruces. Info: UAM.NMSU.edu Saturday, July 12 Earthbag Greenhouse Field Day, … more
The average daytime high temperature for the weekend was reported to be in the 90s. Standing in direct sunlight, it will feel hotter. A closed automobile can reach over 130 degrees inside in a … more
Like many people, I know a little about Billy the Kid – he spent some of his growing-up years in Silver City, he was on trial for murder and jailed in a building that’s still standing in … more
Art Gallery openings for the month of July 2025 and a call for artists to participate in an Abstract Exhibition. more
Friday, July 4 Big Bang Festival, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., at the New Mexico Museum of Space History, 3198 State Rte 2001, Alamogordo. Info: 575-437-2840 4 th of July Celebration and concert and … more
If you like French wine, French food, French fashion, you are going to love "The President's Wife", a 2023 French biographical comedy/drama. Think of it as a souffle served with an exquisite … more
The current imbalance of power among the three branches of our federal government is a clear and present threat to our democracy.  Thus, we, the people, are obliged to speak out against … more
When I was in the 5 th grade at Highland Elementary, I went through the D.A.R.E. program. The program, taught by a commissioned LCPD officer, was about much more than what kind of drugs you can take, … more
I still have a vivid recollection of the exact moment I knew for certain that the industry I had toiled in since college was in trouble. It was a TV commercial during the NCAA Basketball … more
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