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The story of the 300 still echoes through the centuries.   Three hundred warriors stood in a narrow pass against overwhelming odds. They were not the largest force — but they were trained, disciplined, and immovable. And because of that, history remembers them.   Today, the decisive battles shaping our …

We’re excited to invite you to the 1st Annual Dress the Child Golf Tournament happening on Friday, May 1, 2026 at the NMSU Golf Course in Las Cruces, NM!   Join us for a great day of golf, fun, and community support—all while helping make a difference for children in …

Drones and Wildfires: A Growing Threat in the Sky Drones—also known as uncrewed aerial systems (UAS)—have become a serious challenge for wildfire response teams since consumer models first became widely available around 2013. What started as a popular hobby has evolved into a real danger when these devices are flown …

New Mexico Big-Game Draw Results Are Now Available The wait is over for hunters across the state—New Mexico’s big-game draw results have officially been posted. Applicants can now check to see if they were selected for the upcoming hunting season. The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish releases draw …

It’s happening right now.  All week long, believers from across the country have been reading Scripture aloud as part of America Reads the Bible—declaring truth over our nation from beginning to end.  Right now, God’s Word is being proclaimed over our nation—and you can step in and be part of this moment …

Following Jesus, Together “Then Jesus said to his disciples, ‘If any of you wants to be my follower, you must give up your own way, take up your cross, and follow me.’” Matthew 16:24 At Santa Fe Christian, that call isn’t just something we read—it’s something we live. Every day, …

Water in the West: Why Forest Health Matters More Than Ever Across the Western United States, water is more than a resource—it’s life. In places like Colorado’s Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre, and Gunnison National Forests, water begins high in the mountains as snow. As it melts, it flows into creeks, reservoirs, …

Albuquerque Restaurant Week Expands as City’s Food Scene Gains Momentum Albuquerque Restaurant Week is officially underway, marking a ten-day celebration of the city’s growing culinary scene. Hosted by the New Mexico Restaurant Association (NMRA), the event is designed to spotlight local chefs, support restaurants, and encourage diners to explore new …

Please join us during National Library Week for a JOINT OPEN HOUSE on Friday, April 24with our New Mexico State Library SALSA consortium partners on Museum Hill. We hope you will be able to join us for a visit to our museum paired with a browse through our open stack …

Just days after Easter, the world is still uncovering the full scale of massacres and devastation inflicted on Christians across Nigeria. Islamic terrorists struck with brutal force – slaughtering worshipers at Easter services, shoppers at the market, and families celebrating at home. The attacks were relentless, lasting into the next …