Deadline Nears for New Mexico Pheasant and Sandhill Crane Draw Applications SANTA FE, N.M. — New Mexico hunters interested in special pheasant and Sandhill crane hunts have until Wednesday, Aug. 12, to submit their applications for the upcoming season. The New Mexico Department of Wildlife is accepting applications until 5 …
Read More »Heatwave Respite
HEATWAVE RESPITE The heat has ratcheted up and the monsoons are nowhere in sight to tamp it down, which means we’ve been forced to seek other sources of respite. Though not quite as effective at alleviating drought as a summer storm, a cold drink can at least make things seem …
Read More »EmiArteFlamenco Brings ‘Amor, Quejío y Vuelo’ to Stages Across New Mexico
SANTA FE, N.M. — Flamenco will take center stage across New Mexico in 2026 as Santa Fe-based EmiArteFlamenco presents Amor, Quejío y Vuelo, a production built around love, heartbreak, resilience and personal transformation. The production, whose title translates to “Love, Lament and Flight,” follows the emotional journey of a woman …
Read More »State Wildlife Commission to meet Aug. 21 in Las Vegas
The New Mexico State Wildlife Commission will hold a meeting starting at 9 a.m. Friday, Aug. 21, 2026, at the New Mexico Highlands University Student Union Building, 800 National Ave., Las Vegas, NM 87701. The full agenda and other information will be available on the New Mexico Department of Wildlife …
Read More »U.S.’s Leverage on Iran Diminishing
Amid tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and with no formal agreement reached, former Israeli Air Force Commander Ben Eliyahu says that U.S. military leverage against Iran is nearly gone. The Jerusalem Post reports that the U.S. is experiencing a shortage of interceptor missiles, with stockpiles depleted by an estimated …
Read More »State of Utah, Forest Service launch $18M post‑fire recovery effort
U.S. Forest Service Chief Tom Schultz and the State of Utah Governor Spencer Cox announced, at the Beaver County Courthouse in Utah, an $18 million funding agreement to support recovery from fire and flood impacts following the most destructive wildfire in the state’s history. The Cottonwood Fire burned more than …
Read More »What Happens in One State Doesn’t Stay There
It’s easy to assume state-level policy fights stay local—a win or a loss that matters only within state lines. But South Dakota Family Voice has seen that assumption proven wrong more than once. Recorded live at SoConCon 2026, this special edition of The Family Policy Alliance Report features guest host …
Read More »Driving Range Update – Please Use the Mats
As part of our continued efforts to improve the NMSU Golf Course practice facility, we are beginning a reseeding project to help restore the driving range grass tee to a healthier condition. For approximately the next month, we kindly ask that all golfers hit from the designated mats and …
Read More »Somos Un Pueblo Unido Hosts Summer Fundraiser and Community Resource Fair on August 9
Somos Un Pueblo Unido invites community members and members of the media to attend a summer fundraiser and community resource fair on Sunday, August 9, 2026, at Adelita’s Restaurant in Santa Fe. From 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Adelita’s Restaurant will donate 20% of all food and drink sales to …
Read More »Full IDF Withdrawal No Longer Required in Gaza
An earlier version of the Board of Peace’sroadmap for Gaza called for a full IDF withdrawal from the enclave as part of Hamas’ disarmament. However, in light of recent and ongoing strikes that have eliminated key terror operatives in the area—and in an apparent effort to gain greater support from …
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