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Fishing Report

NORTHEAST NORTHEAST CATCH OF THE WEEK Eagle Nest Lake: Jude Dominguez caught a 20-inch rainbow trout from the bank with his Toy Story fishing rod using pink glitter marshmallow bait on May 16.  NORTHEAST FISHING REPORT Charette Lakes: Fishing for trout was very good when using White PowerBait. Clayton Lake: The …

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A Colcha Story Few Have Heard

Heritage Arts, Collections, and Cultural Legacy in New Mexico Founded in 1908, the small town of Carson, New Mexico, became home to Mormon homesteaders from across the country searching for opportunity and a new beginning. What emerged from this remote community was one of the most remarkable embroidery traditions in …

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Help Stop NM’s Taxpayer-Funded Abortion Center

As Memorial Day weekend approaches, we want to share an urgent message with New Mexico taxpayers: now is the time to stand together and oppose the proposed taxpayer-funded $10 million abortion facility in Las Cruces, New Mexico. This week, the Southwest Coalition for Life reported that at least eight New …

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Trump Gives Iran About Three Days to Respond

After U.S. President Donald Trump called off potential strikes on Iran, he quickly set a new timeline for reaching an agreement. According to Ynet, Trump has given Iran “about two to three days,” with an expected deadline sometime this weekend. However, he has also suggested that a deal could still …

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Thank You for Helping Us Reach $500 Million in Assets Under Management

New Mexico State University Foundation has reached a remarkable milestone, surpassing $500 million in assets under management. This achievement places NMSU among the nation’s leading university foundations and marks an important moment in the university’s continued growth and impact. This milestone strengthens the Foundation’s ability to provide lasting support for …

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THIS is what they had to say.

Every school board member who walks into a meeting better equipped means stronger protection for real children in real classrooms. Your gift today helps us educate another school board member in America who might be the difference maker in not just one kid’s life – but an entire school district. The …

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olving cases, cleaning water, and pest-proofing wood

Wood Forensic Science “We were recently consulted about a murder case,” Forest Service research botanist Alex Wiedenhoeft said. From murder investigations to airplane collision cases, Wiedenhoeft uses expertise in plant science to work with investigators at local and national levels. By studying wood and plant materials, scientists help solve mysteries …

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Emergency

It’s a genocide against Christians, and in BREAKING NEWS, President Trump once again took bold action in Nigeria – in response to your voice through the ACLJ. Over 7,000 Nigerian Christians were killed in 2025 alone. This year, the murder spree has continued. Just days ago – a pastor executed. …

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Live by Faith

“… but the just shall live by faith.” Habakkuk 2:4 Habakkuk was surrounded by rampant unrighteousness and asked God, “Why?” This highly revered prophet had absolute trust in the Almighty that no matter the severity of the unjust conditions surrounding his life, the Lord would intervene on his behalf. The …

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