What would you do if the state took your child… and you had no say in where they went? In this special episode of The SoCon Report, Grace Youngson sits down with Charles Smith to share his firsthand account of how the state of Connecticut removed his 14-year-old daughter from …
Read More »Placed in His Hands
But He said to them, “How many loaves do you have? Go look!” And when they found out, they said, “Five, and two fish.” And He ordered them all to recline by groups on the green grass. They reclined in groups of hundreds and fifties. “And He took the five …
Read More »Trump Calls Iran’s Peace Proposal Response Unacceptable
Iran responded to the U.S. peace proposal by demanding compensation for damages, an end to the blockade in the Strait of Hormuz, and the lifting of sanctions and bans on oil sales. The Times of Israel reported that U.S. President Donald Trump rejected the proposal because it did not include …
Read More »New Mexico Lottery Launches New Technologies to Upgrade Retailers and Grow Scholarship Funding
The New Mexico Lottery has successfully rolled out new technology systems, including retailer equipment, which now support operations statewide and modernize retail sales across more than 1,000 retailers. This represents a major advancement in how the Lottery serves players, assists retailers, and enhances the infrastructure that funds education and scholarships …
Read More »Postponed: May 21st NM Stories Presentation. To be Rescheduled!
Waiting for the Wonderful The NM Stories Presentation, “Authors Carmella Padilla and Robin Farwell Gavin in Conversation with Arts Journalist Michael Abatemarco,” set for Thursday, May 21st, will be postponed until the fall. We will announce the new date in our upcoming newsletter. If you already bought tickets, please watch …
Read More »Pizza—A Running Obsession
We’re no Chris Bianco, but we do have a running obsession with making (and eating) pizza. We’ve tried all manner of dough recipes, testing approaches by everyone from Michael Ruhlman to Mark Bittman to Peter Reinhardt, along with various online resources—including, notably, the high-hydration pizza dough recipe published a couple …
Read More »God Bless You this Mothers Day!
“Her children rise up and call her blessed; her husband also, and he praises her: ‘Many women have done excellently, but you surpass them all.’” — Proverbs 31:28–29 Mother’s Day gives us a chance to stop for a moment and think about the women who helped hold our lives together. …
Read More »A Land of Freedom
Welcome to a new podcast season, Jewish Voices, American Stories. In this episode, we’ll explore pivotal moments when American presidents helped shape a nation where the Jewish people could belong—and thrive.We begin at the founding of the United States, when George Washington answered a profound question for a small but …
Read More »Fishing Report
Got a fish story you want to share? Tell us all about it! Just visit the Department of Wildlife’s Weekly Fishing and Stocking Report website and use the iFish form at the bottom of the page. Submissions received by noon Monday will be considered for inclusion in that week’s fishing report. Fish weights …
Read More »Operation Sky Hammer: Fighting fire in the Rockies
When smoke begins to rise across the Rocky Mountains, a unique firefighting force lifts off—fast. Operation Sky Hammer was designed to improve success during initial attack on wildfires. The effort combines two helitankers, a helicopter coordinator, and a mobile retardant base. Together, they form a highly mobile and high‑powered response …
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