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National Period of Mourning Declared

Nigeria has declared a national period of mourning. Christians are dying – in their pews, in their schools, in their homes – at a pace that has shaken an entire nation. Eight believers were beheaded, including a beloved math teacher. Then 30 people were killed in a week-long wave of …

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La Emi will be in Las Vegas NM

Meadow City Academy of Music will celebrate its 10th season with a special performance by EmiArte Flamenco on Tuesday, June 16, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. at the Historic Plaza Hotel Ballroom in Las Vegas, New Mexico. The evening will feature the artistry and passion of flamenco, bringing together music, movement, …

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Japanese Comfort Cooking

This week, we’re serving up another cookbook review. In this edition of By the Book, our associate editor Robin Babb reports on her adventures in cooking from Japanese Comfort Cooking: An Opinionated Guide to Modern, Homey, Classic Japanese Recipes. And while the authors, longtime cookbook collaborators Tadashi Ono and Harris …

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The First Amendment Scored a Rare 9-0 Victory

Can the government compel a faith-based ministry to disclose private donor information? That question led to a unanimous 9-0 Supreme Court ruling in favor of a New Jersey pregnancy resource center. While the case involves a pregnancy center, the principles at stake reach far beyond the life issue.The Court’s ruling …

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Fishing Report

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 and measurements are provided by the angler and …

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Join us in June and spend your summer break outdoors!

Looking for hands-on hunting experience? The Department is offering some great opportunities! Have you completed an online hunter education course, but are looking for more hands-on experience? The New Mexico Department of Wildlife has numerous opportunities to apply what you’ve been learning!   The Department is hosting a free Advanced Hunter …

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Back to Basics at Matteo’s Eatery

Welcome to the only source for artful, bite-sized stories and diverse perspectives on the New Mexico food and drink scene. This week, Leah Romero highlights the return of a beloved Las Cruces favorite. If you enjoy stories like this, share them and help support local storytelling. Back to Their Roots—And …

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