By Arnie Leshin Breaking news from three former University of Connecticut women’s basketball, all having played on the Huskies’ national championship teams. Wing standout Gabby Willams has just returned from playing in the league in France and is upset about the prioritizing ruling that doesn’t allow play in both the …
Read More »Pop-up Youth Art Exhibit!
Youth Connecting with Traditional Art Opening Reception Friday, July 14, 4:00 – 6:30 pm Free We are pleased to host another exhibit showcasing the artwork and knowledge of youth artists who are dedicating their time to preserve the cultural heritage and art forms of Hispanic New Mexico. This short-term Pop-Up Exhibit brings together youth …
Read More »Bear and Cougar Rule topic of public meetings
The Department of Game and Fish is seeking public comment on proposed revisions to the Bear and Cougar Rule (19.31.11 NMAC), which opened at the State Game Commission meeting on April 28, 2023. For bear, the Department is seeking input on harvest limits, zone boundaries and season start dates. Additionally, the …
Read More »Hazard Tree Removal Provides Free Fuelwood to the Community
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Forest Service and the New Mexico Energy Minerals and Natural Resources Forestry Division have teamed up to remove hazard trees from the Hermits Peak Calf Canyon burn scar area in the Santa Fe National Forest. These dead and down trees are now available as free …
Read More »Hispanic Chamber 40 Under Forty Top Business Leader Awards
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2023 HONOREES Felicia Archuleta- Toya Melissa Blaylock Ansel Bodelson Caitlin Brodsky Lacey Bruaw Luis Burrola Ambrosio Castellano jr Alma Castro Rikki-Lee Grace Chavez Kara Clem. Nathan Eckberg. Austin Evan’s Ashley Gorman Ryan Gorman John Paul Granillo. Jessica Gulliford •Erica Keppel Dolores Martinez Robert Martinez. I| • Justin …
Read More »SFC Roar July
For parents and families praying for a sign: What If I can’t afford Tuition?– You may be eligible for Tuition Assistance! What if my child falls behind?– ALL of our teachers are required to have a bachelors degree and, more importantly, a heart for The Lord. We use a nationally …
Read More »Santa Fe National Forest Implements Stage 1 Fire Restrictions Forest-Wide
The Santa Fe National Forest (SFNF) is planning to implement Stage 1 fire restrictions forest-wide at 8 a.m. Friday, July 7 due to high fire danger and anticipated worsening conditions with persistent hot and dry conditions. The National Weather Service, Albuquerque Field Office recently released the 2023 Monsoon outlook stating …
Read More »J0EY CHESTNUT WINS 16TH NATHANS FAMOUS HOT DOG EATING CONTEST
By Arnie Leshin It took a 2-hour nasty weather delay before Joey Chestnut made sure the annual Nathans Hot Dog Eating contest would go on and him winning for the 16th time on the Fourth of July in Coney Island. The contest was initially scheduled to begin at noon, …
Read More »Youth Encouragement Elk License sale begins July 12
SANTA FE – New Mexico resident youth hunters who applied and were unsuccessful in the 2023-2024 big-game draw are eligible to purchase one of nearly 1,900 antlerless elk licenses. The licenses will go on sale through the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish’s Online License System starting at …
Read More »ALBUQUERQUE ISOTOPES IN PACKIFIC COAST BASEABALL LEAGUE
By Arnie Leshin Last in the first half of the Triple A Pacific Coast Baseball League, the Albuquerque Isotopes have moved to the top of the Western Division via their fourth win in five starts of the second half Sunday afternoon. It was the third straight triumph over visiting …
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