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More Than Coffee

More Than Coffee Despite hearing a thousand times that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, it’s surprisingly easy to drift through the morning on nothing but coffee. But in a place like New Mexico, skipping breakfast means missing out on something special. Breakfast burritos, chilaquiles, and huevos …

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Christus Behavioral Health Services

Rather than focusing on one symptom or condition, our psychiatrists look at your environment, family and social relationships. Our team provides an individualized appropriate plan of care that best suits your needs. We provide a full range of services for adults and seniors experiencing emotional difficulties. By Christus St. Vincent  …

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Fishing Report

NORTHEAST NORTHEAST CATCHES OF THE WEEK Conchas Lake: Gregory Henington caught five largemouth bass using plastic tubes on March 14. “Beautiful day, but slow fishing,” he said. “This largemouth was caught in about eight feet of water.” Pecos River: Robert Trujillo caught five trout using worms on March 15. Santa Cruz …

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What You Need to Know: Dangerous Abortion Drugs and Protecting Kids In this

In this week’s episode of The SoCon Report, Craig sits down with two special guests to uncover major developments across some of Family Policy Alliance’s (FPA’s) most important issues: After Roe and safeguarding the lives of the pre-born, Help Not Harm and protecting kids from harmful medical interventions, and Save Girls’ Sports and preserving fairness …

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Equip yourself to stand with Israel today

As war rages in the Middle East, Christians across America are asking: How can I stand with Israel in a real and meaningful way? Because the need has never been greater. Support isn’t just words. It’s action, preparation, and being ready to speak truth when the world grows silent. That …

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When Schools Keep Parents in the Dark

A 14-year-old girl in Virginia named Sage told school staff she thought she wanted to live as a boy. The school allowed her to transition without informing her parents. What happened next would take this young girl hundreds of miles from home and into the nightmare of sex trafficking.  On …

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Dr. Reddi Accepts Role at UNLV

Last week, NMSU President, Dr. Valerio Ferme, announced to the campus community that Dr. Lakshmi Reddi, interim Provost and Chief Academic Officer, has accepted the position of Executive Vice President and Provost at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV). His last day at NMSU will be June 1. While …

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