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“Therefore, my dear brothers and sisters, stand firm. Let nothing move you. Always give yourselves fully to the work of the Lord, because you know that your labor in the Lord is not in vain.” 1 Corinthians 15:58 Have you ever looked at someone and wondered what they do each …

Across our country, many have noticed an unsettling trend: when Christians speak up or act on their convictions, the law can suddenly feel like a weapon instead of a protection. Scripture is not silent about this — and Christians shouldn’t be, either. We are called to respond to these issues …

The City of Santa Fe and Santa Fe County today announce a joint initiative to convene a working group to explore options related to Area 1B, including the possibility of annexation and alternatives to annexation. This collaborative effort reflects a shared commitment by both governing bodies to engage in a …

Construction for Phase 1 of the Pojoaque Basin Regional Water System is over halfway completed, and now is the best time for eligible Santa Fe County residents to opt in. More information about this project and other County updates will be shared at a Santa Fe County District 1 Town …

The boil water notice has been lifted for Valle Vista residents southwest of Santa Fe. Santa Fe County Utilities division completed the last round of repairs on Sunday, Feb. 8 and sent water samples for testing to a third-party certified lab. We received clean test results this afternoon that were …

The radical SB 30—which seeks to conceal abortion reporting from taxpayers forced to fund the abortion industry at nearly $50 MILLION since 2024—has been fast-tracked by pro-abortion legislators and Planned Parenthood allies. Despite the fact that 59% of New Mexicans want more abortion restrictions, not less, SB 30 is being fast-tracked …

“For the mountains may depart and the hills be removed, but my steadfast love shall not depart from you, and my covenant of peace shall not be removed,” says the Lord, who has compassion on you.” (Isaiah 54:10) When circumstances are free of conflict, we enjoy momentary peace. But when we face …

When you’re facing a cancer diagnosis, what matters most isn’t just cutting-edge treatment—it’s feeling seen, known, and cared for at every step. At CHRISTUS Health, cancer care isn’t just about fighting disease. It’s about healing the whole person. Their expert teams blend medical excellence with heartfelt compassion, walking with patients …

The NMSU Golf Club is excited to kick off the season with our first event of the year—a 2-Person Best Ball tournament on February 21st! The registration deadline is about a week away, so register now!   Event Details Format: 2-Person Best Ball Date: Saturday, February 21st Entry Fee: • …

This annual exhibit uses our extensive collection to give insight into what makes the art of New Mexico so unique. This year we will explore saints and symbols through historic and contemporary santos, talk about what exactly the traditional arts are, and take a look at the tools that early …

This year marks 20 years of Christians United for Israel—two decades of unwavering support for the Jewish people and the nation of Israel.   Please watch this short personal message reflecting on CUFI’s historic journey and why your stand for Israel has never been more important. Over the past 20 …

More than 36,000 Iranians are feared dead, gunned down in the streets – and the brutal regime is now mercilessly hunting down Christians for torture and execution. This week we took urgent action to defend them. Christians are ripped from their families, beaten, tortured, and threatened with execution. Pastors are …

“Seek first His kingdom and His righteousness, and all these things will be added to you” Matthew 6:33 Our lives are filled with worry. Many of our worries come from the unknown and not yet planned. Scripture is clear that we shouldn’t focus on the plans, needs, and uncertainties of …

The Hands Behind the Harvest The Taos Winter Wine Festival wraps up this evening with a Grand Tasting at El Monte Sagrado, and whether you make it or not, the featured wineries and importers are worth exploring—many for their biodynamic and regenerative practices in the vineyard. Speaking of vineyards: Whatever …

The ice arena at the Genoveva Chavez Community Center has experienced a forced closure due to mechanical issues.   Repairs are under way, but all programming, skating and private rentals are canceled this weekend.   Re-opening will be reevaluated on Monday, February 9, 2026 once contractors assess and determine if further repairs …