“The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.” Psalm 23:1 David, a shepherd boy who became Israel’s greatest king viewed his personal relationship with the Lord in terms of shepherding. To him, the Lord was his Shepherd: the One who owned him, cared for him, protected him, and guided …
Read More »Our Time Is Precious. 505 words
We should never put off till tomorrow what we can do today. The biggest problem with this is that we can’t do everything today. Life has to be spaced out and we have to hope and pray that we will have the opportunity to do some or most of what …
Read More »Final Reminder: NMSU Aggie Remembrance Day | May 1, 2026
Each year on May 1, we come together for Aggie Remembrance Day to honor the NMSU students, faculty, staff, and alumni we lost between April 15 of last year and April 15 of this year. This ceremony honors lives that strengthened our Aggie community through connection and purpose. We remember …
Read More »Terrorist Rockets Target Children on Way to School
Even as a ceasefire remains in place between Israel and Hezbollah, the situation along Israel’s northern border continues to be marked by instability and fear. Ongoing terror attacks have underscored just how fragile the current calm truly is. For families living in these areas, daily life remains overshadowed by uncertainty, …
Read More »CRUSHING BLOW
It’s the most consequential trial we’ve ever taken on against Planned Parenthood. Now it’s in the hands of a judge. Planned Parenthood just reported more than 430,000 abortions in a single year – a record. Now, it is launching a sweeping legal assault to strike down pro-life laws across the …
Read More »“Word of God” CANCELED
There’s a gathering storm – and many Americans won’t see it until it’s too late. And I’m writing to you late in the evening because it’s that important. TODAY we’re taking the fight to the U.S. Supreme Court to defend the Church from what’s coming. We see the radical Left …
Read More »The Bite: Nob Hill
Neon Nights and Modern Flavors: Route 66 in Nob Hill Although historic Route 66 once stretched across the entire state of New Mexico, its presence feels especially alive today in Albuquerque’s Nob Hill neighborhood. Along Central Avenue, glowing neon signs still echo the past, recalling a time when roadside motels …
Read More »The Mother Road
This year, New Mexico is going all out to celebrate the Route 66 Centennial. It’s a complicated time to celebrate the great American road trip, and yet it’s tough to imagine the Southwest without its network of highways and (mostly) paved byways. Today, even cowboys use them. And we can’t …
Read More »Fishing Report
NORTHEAST NORTHEAST CATCH OF THE WEEK Ute Lake: Annie Gammon, age 11, caught a crappie while fishing in coves using a white curly curly tail grub jig head on April 19. She also caught smallmouth bass using shad paddle-tail swimbaits. NORTHEAST FISHING REPORT Charette Lakes: Fishing for trout was fair to good when …
Read More »From Grief to Gratitude
In Israel, there is a week each year when the entire country takes a breath. It seems to be a week of contradictions – at first, the air feels heavier, the streets quieter, and every family carries a story close to the heart. But then, those same streets fill with …
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