As the legislative session moves forward, new bills are being introduced and debated daily—some of which pose serious threats to our values, while others offer critical protections. Staying informed is essential, and we’re here to ensure you have the latest updates on the legislation that matters most. Below is an …
Read More »Approaching Deadlines:
Feb. 12 – Applications for the bear and turkey draw are due before 5 p.m. Submit your application here. Feb. 15 – Harvest reports for deer, elk, pronghorn and turkey license holders are due, reports filed after this date will have an $8 late fee. Submit your harvest report here. March 19 …
Read More »Israel and Egypt Make Peace
During the Six-Day War of 1967, Egyptian President Nasser lost sovereignty over the Sinai Peninsula. His successor, President Anwar Sadat, was determined to regain it. In an effort to negotiate with Israel, he flew to Jerusalem and met with Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin. The negotiations looked promising but fizzled …
Read More »2025 Handicap Deadline
2024 USGA Handicaps will expire on February 10th, 2025. Ensure your official handicap stays active to remain eligible for tournaments and track your game improvement! Take Action Now: Visit the NMSU Pro Shop today to renew or sign up. Call us at (575) 646-3219 for assistance or more information. …
Read More »Introducing the new Alumni/Foundation website! AlwaysAnAggie.org
Welcome to AlwaysAnAggie.org—the new “digital heartbeat” of the NMSU alumni community! This streamlined platform combines the NMSU Foundation and Alumni Association websites into one central hub for news, events, and opportunities, making it easier than ever to connect with fellow Aggies, learn about Foundation and campus events, and support NMSU. Here’s …
Read More »Family Policy Alliance Celebrates Pro-Family Executive Orders
A number of pro-family executive orders have been signed since January 20 in wins for families, women and children. At least five of President Donald Trump’s executive orders have focused on the Family Policy Alliance’s (FPA’s) key issues. They include: Expanding Educational Freedom and Opportunity for Families (January 29): This …
Read More »Protect Our Kids in Public Libraries
HB27, the Librarian Protection Act is a dangerous overreach that removes local control, undermines parental authority, and forces taxpayers to fund controversial materials in public libraries. By tying New Mexico library policies to the American Library Association’s (ALA) agenda, this bill prioritizes progressive ideology while failing to protect conservative and …
Read More »God‘s Encouraging Word of the day
“The Lord will fight for you; you need only to be still.” Exodus 14:14 If you’re like me, control can be an issue in your life. I feel the need to always be in control even when I know what I’m doing is harmful. The best days of my life …
Read More »1,300 New Mexicans Rally in Santa Fe for Immigrants’ Rights
Hundreds of immigrant families and over a dozen organizations marched on New Mexico’s capitol Monday at Immigrant and Workers’ Day of Action, a powerful day of advocacy, resistance, and solidarity. Essential immigrant workers highlighted their invaluable contributions to New Mexico’s economy and demanded stronger protections for immigrant families in the …
Read More »CHURCHES Canceled
The radical Left is telling you to cease and desist. Today, we face a Supreme Court deadline in a massive case that protects Christian ministries from the lawfare of the radical Left. So far, the Left is winning – we must reverse this. The stakes are huge. Anti-Christian extremists continuously …
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