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Ole Miss turned back Oklahoma Sunday

By Arnie Leshin  It was a real tear-jerker, but to Mike Bianco, it was worth taking off his eyes classes so the tears could flow. Heck, he waited 21 years as head coach of the University of Mississippi baseball program, pieced together some marvelous seasons while in the Southeastern Conference, …

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It’s Oklahoma versus Mississippi

By Arnie Leshin  Great job, Dylan DeLucia. Pitching on short rest, Mississippi righthanded senior willed his surprise team to the NCAAWorld Series championship best-of-three for the first time in program history. It wouldn’t have forced an extra survival game Thursday if the unseeded Rebels, the last team named to the …

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Navy Week Program sets sail for Albuquerque

By U.S. Navy Navy Office of Community Outreach MILLINGTON, Tenn. (NNS) – The U.S. Navy is preparing to bring a Navy Week to Albuquerque, New Mexico, during the week of September 12–18, as the 10th Navy Week of the calendar year. If health conditions permit, the Navy will conduct education and community …

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Hermits Peak and Calf Canyon Fires

By SFNF Firefighting resources are working in coordination with local county emergency management to be prepared to respond to heightened flood and debris flow danger in fire scarred areas. Officials are encouraging residents to utilize their county’s emergency flood evacuation warning system and interactive map to stay alert in this …

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Business After Hours

By Guadalupe Credit Union  Join us for our June Business After Hours. Come network in person, make friends & contacts and win raffle prizes! Date: June 23, Thursday at 5:30 – 7:30 pm. Hosted by our Corporate Partner Guadalupe Credit Union, this event will be at New Mexico Military Museum 1050 Old …

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Hermits Peak and Calf Canyon Fires

By SFNF The high probability of heavy rainfall on Tuesday and Wednesday will likely lead to flash floods and debris flows in fire scarred areas, drainages, identified flood zones, and even normally dry washes. Roads, bridges, and culverts may be damaged or destroyed by major floods and debris flows. The …

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