By Office Of The Governor SANTA FE – House Bill 100, increasing access to and affordability of health insurance for New Mexico families, passed the Senate floor with a vote of 28-14 yesterday and the House concurred today. Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham issued the following statement: “Access to high-quality and …
Read More »Office of the State Auditor Recipient of 2020 New Mexico Family Friendly Business Award
By The Office of the State Auditor The Office of the State Auditor was recognized by Family Friendly New Mexico for its commitment to promoting a family centered culture and for developing and adopting family friendly benefits and policies for its team members. “I am a proud to support the hard-working …
Read More »The boos directed at former head coaches Steve Alford and Craig Neal came and went as their Nevada team turned back New Mexico Tuesday night for the second time this season, 88-74, when the Wolf Pack surged late in the first half at the Pit
By Arnie Leshin Once the boos faded away, former New Mexico men’s basketball coach, Steve Alford completed his sweep of the Lobos, 88-74, at the Dreamstyle Arena, or if you prefer the UNM Pit, Tuesday night. The expected boos for visiting Nevada head coach Alford and assistant coach Craig Neal, …
Read More »Is that the University of Carolina in the basement of the Atlantic Coast Conference, sure is in not one of the men’s basketball program’s better years that will keep it sidelined from March Madness
By Arnie Leshin Just to identify the correct school, it’s the University of North Carolina’s men’s basketball team that is in sole possession of last place in the Atlantic Coast Conference. Believe it, check the standings, notice that the Tar Heels won’t be invited to the “Big Dance, the March Madness, …
Read More »Governor creates Early Childhood Trust Fund
By Office of the Governor SANTA FE – Surrounded by early childhood advocates, educators, lawmakers, children and parents, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham on Tuesday established the New Mexico Early Childhood Trust Fund, signing House Bill 83 into law in a Cabinet Room ceremony at the state capitol. The Early Childhood …
Read More »Fishing and stocking report
By NM Game and Fish Catches of the week Eagle Nest Lake: Alexine Lopez, of Espanola, caught a 16.5-inch rainbow trout using a Swedish Pimple jig Feb. 15. Lake Van: Chevy and Valerie Wyatt, of Roswell, caught their limits of rainbow trout using green garlic PowerBait Feb. 12. The following …
Read More »Except for possible playoff games to settle first place ties, the regular season winds down with defending state champion Pecos’ girls traveling to Texico Friday with the top spot at stake in District 7-2A
By Arnie Leshin The road to a second-straight 2A state championship for the Pecos girls basketball team takes them instead to Texico Friday night. Win that one, host the District 7 tournament, win that, and the path will be a berth at state, and hopefully a high seed. That’s what …
Read More »HIGH SCHOOL WEEKLY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
TUESDAY, Feb. 18 BOYS BASKETBALL — Santa Fe Prep at Santa Fe Indian School, 6:30 p.m. Academy of Technology and The Classics at Monte del Sol, 6:30 p.m. (DH) GIRLS BASKETBALL — Capital at Santa Fe High, 7 p.m. …
Read More »Big Wednesday hoops night in the City Different, with District 5-5A at Capital against cross-town rival Santa Fe High in a clash for first place, and in 2-3A at St. Michael’s, it’s West Las Vegas visiting, with the two tied for first place in district
By Arnie Leshin It’s that time when New Mexico high school basketball teams have their minds on two things, one is getting as high a seed as possible in district, and two, doing enough in the district tournament to earn a berth in the state tournament. For first place Santa …
Read More »NM Wildlife 2020 Winter Issue Available for Download
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