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NMSU Net Individual Stableford Tournament

Date: Saturday, March 15th Location: NMSU Golf Course Max Field: 64 Players Registration Deadline: Friday, March 7th Tournament Format Net Individual Stableford – Earn points for your play, no blow-up holes. Payouts & Prizes The bigger the field, the bigger the payouts. Bring your golfing buddies and compete for great …

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INFANTICIDE Legalized

It’s one of the most evil things we’ve ever seen. Senator Schumer and the abortion lobby just BLOCKED a bill that would have ended legalized infanticide. We’ve witnessed in horror as states have passed laws that could allow babies to be killed up to 28 days AFTER birth. By using …

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Safeguard Children & Take Action

Senate Bill 500 Announced! We’re honored to have Senator Gallegos and Senator Jay Block sponsoring SB500, which was announced yesterday via our email. SB500 – The Detransitioner Protection Act This vital bill protects children from irreversible medical procedures, strengthens parental rights, and ensures transparency in gender-related treatments. It prioritizes informed …

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Monastery Lake reopens for fishing March 1

After a winter closure, the Benedictine Monastery Lake, near the village of Pecos, will be freshly stocked with trout and reopen for fishing on Saturday, March 1. The Benedictine Monastery Lake is part of the Department’s Open Gate Program. Please visit our website for more information about this property.   If you …

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Israel: Still the Safest Place for Christians in the Middle East

It’s commonly understood that Christians living in Lebanon consider themselves second-class citizens and live in fear of persecution. With Hezbollah, which called for the establishment of sharia law in Lebanon in its original 1985 manifesto, expanding its influence in Lebanon, having infiltrated Lebanon’s parliament, military, and social sectors, the inevitable …

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Critical news update on prescribed fire

As early spring weather brings warmer temperatures and winds to northern New Mexico, the Santa Fe National Forest (SFNF) wants to share with our communities that fire managers used a variety of techniques, including aerial infrared monitoring, to confirm no residual heat remains on fall and winter prescribed fire projects. …

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