Helen Keller once spoke of the need to “look the world straight in the face.” And God asks that we worship him in truth, delighting “in truth in the inward being . . . in the secret heart” (John 4:24, Psalm 51:6). That’s what I’ve found my anger problem required: …
Read More »Inspiring Journeys from Student to CEO to Inspire Every Aggie
Join us for the next Always An Aggie LIVE! Webinar on July 28, featuring an inspiring panel of Aggie leaders who made the journey from NMSU classrooms to the corner office. Hear directly from three accomplished alumni as they share the experiences, opportunities and relationships that shaped their paths to leadership — and how their time …
Read More »One night. One stage. One country music legend.
Country music icon Dwight Yoakam is coming to the Santa Fe Opera on Friday, September 4, for one unforgettable night under the stars. The two-time Grammy winner has sold more than 25 million records and is known for classics like Guitars, Cadillacs, Streets of Bakersfield, and Ain’t That Lonely Yet. …
Read More »Christus St Vincent Brain & Spine Care
By Christus St Vincent The Neurosurgical Services offered at CHRISTUS St. Vincent provide 24/7, 365 days a year coverage for access to state-of the art cervical, thoracic, brain and lumbar spine care. We are the only Center in Northern New Mexico to provide this type of coverage. Our Approach Our …
Read More »Freedom Begins With Literacy
As we celebrate Independence Day, we’re reminded that freedom comes in many forms—including the freedom literacy makes possible. This past fiscal year, Literacy Volunteers of Santa Fe made a powerful impact: • 358 students served • 148 volunteer tutors • 706 student goals achieved These numbers represent lives changed. Literacy …
Read More »Everything You Need for the Fourth at Franklin E. Miles Park
Here’s your quick checklist for Saturday, July 4: Arrive early — gates and free shuttles open at 4:00 PM. Park free and ride — shuttles run from Santa Fe High School and Milagro Middle School to Nava Elementary; the State lots just north of the park are park-and-walk, no shuttle …
Read More »Are You Ready for the July Quota Challenge? Spots Are Filling Fast!
Summer golf is in full swing, and we’re excited to invite you to our next club event! ⛳ NMSU Golf Club July Quota Challenge Saturday, July 11th New Mexico State University Golf Course Entry Fee: $40 ⏰ Registration Deadline: Friday, July 3rd Looking for a format that gives everyone …
Read More »Shaping America’s public lands over 121 years: Managing natural resources across the decades
This year, as we celebrate the nation’s founding, the Forest Service looks back to its own creation and guiding principles. Since 1905, conservation, a paradigm to sustainably use resources and care for the land has been at the agency’s heart. In 1630, forests blanketed 45%, or 1 billion acres, of …
Read More »At Least 10 Killed by Strikes in Ukraine
Over the past week, the capital of Kyiv and the Kharkiv region have been struck by missiles and drones as the war in Ukraine continues. The Jerusalem Post reports that at least 10 people were killed and more than 50 were wounded after residential buildings were hit. The Fellowship is …
Read More »EVIL Bill Passed
The most EVIL assault on newborn life America has ever seen is silently spreading. But TODAY you can make an impact as we take urgent action. California, Washington, and Minnesota have already changed their laws to allow the murder of abortion survivors. Some are quietly changing words like “prenatal” to …
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