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Join your NMHA community for a lively summer concert Tuesday, July 7 at 6 PM on the Santa Fe Plaza. This free event will feature traditional New Mexican music performed by Lone Piñon and Tíos Míos as well as dance instruction by Lucy Salazar. More information on this Summer Scene …

It’s easy to look around our culture and wonder: “God, do You see what’s happening?” When injustice seems celebrated… When truth feels ignored… When faithfulness feels costly… Those questions aren’t new. The prophet Habakkuk asked them too. God’s response wasn’t simply a promise of future justice—it was a revelation of …

Last night, the Albuquerque City Council rejected a proposed increase in the city’s gross receipts tax. Had it passed, the measure would have increased costs on everyday purchases at a time when many New Mexico families are already feeling stretched by rising housing, food, childcare, and utility expenses. Scripture consistently …

Washington, D.C., June 17, 2026) The U.S. Forest Service will publish a proposed climbing directive in the Federal Register and initiate a 30-day public comment period. This proposal establishes the agency’s first national direction for managing recreational climbing opportunities on national forests and grasslands that will include guidance for the …

Welcoming Our New BL Coordinator We’re excited to welcome Mary DuBose as our new Basic Literacy (BL) Coordinator. Mary officially stepped into the role in May after previously serving as our Workplace Literacy Specialist. We’re grateful to have her experience, knowledge, and passion supporting the mission of Literacy Volunteers and …

After more than two and a half years of conflict following the October 7 attacks and escalating tensions with Iran, The Times of Israel reports that one in three Israelis is earning less income as wartime financial pressures continue to mount. The findings come from a survey conducted earlier this …

Father’s Day is right around the corner, and we’re excited to invite you to spend it with us at NMSU Golf Course.   Whether you’re playing with your dad, your children, family members, or friends, this event is a great opportunity to enjoy a fun morning on the golf course …

To the Great Sioux Nation Tribes, there is great spiritual value of this land located in western South Dakota. There is an intricate connection to the natural world. The Sioux believe that every creature, plant, stone, and element embodies a spirit or “nagi,” in their native tongue. Caring for the …

The New Mexico State Game Commission will hold a meeting starting at 9 a.m. Thursday, June 25, 2026, at the Eastern New Mexico University Campus Union Building, 1500 S. Avenue K, Portales, NM 88130.   The full agenda, and other information, will be available on the Department of Wildlife website.   …

Rugged terrain, proximity to water, and the bustle of a busy national recreation area made the Tracy Ridge Prescribed Fire one of the Allegheny National Forest’s most complex operations. These factors underscore the skill and coordination required to complete this project. Prescribed fire in such layered, difficult conditions can test …