BeWellnm, New Mexico’s Health Insurance Exchange, today announced the direction of the Affordable Care Act based on the newly introduced House Republican bill. Based on a Republican-sponsored House Bill to ‘repeal and replace’ the Affordable Care Act, introduced on March 6, 2017, the new legislation indicates several proposals that could …
Read More »Capital High Jaguars Advance in State Championship
Last second 3-pt shot by Matt Smith!! Congratulations to the Capital High School Jaguars Boys Basketball as they advance in the State Basketball Championship! 48-45 over Alamogordo! Their next game is Thursday March 9 at 6:30pm in The Pit!! Listen to live sportsprimo.com coverage on KSWV 99.9 FM / 810 AM or with the …
Read More »Northern Foundation Offers New Scholarships
Moving Arts Española presents $1,000 check, and Northern Foundation gives $500 to Self-design Major The Northern Foundation is the grateful recipient of funds generated by our friends at Moving Arts Española. The film La Casa Linda, a documentary film about disability and independence, profiles the life of Linda Pedro, beloved …
Read More »New Mexico Celebrates Arbor Month
Arbor Day is March 10th nationally, but New Mexico dedicates an entire month to the celebration of the important role trees play in our lives. The New Mexico State Forestry Division encourages New Mexicans to recognize Arbor Month by planting or caring for trees, or getting involved in related community …
Read More »Rachel Bayless Appointed Workers’ Compensation Judge
New Mexico Workers’ Compensation Administration (WCA) Director Darin A. Childers announced the appointment of Rachel A. Bayless to serve as a workers’ compensation judge for the WCA. She will assume her new position on April 8, 2017, replacing retiring Judge Terry Kramer. Open cases currently assigned to Judge Kramer will …
Read More »Fisheries biologist receives lifetime achievement award
New Mexico Department of Game and Fish fisheries biologist Marc Wethington has received a lifetime achievement award from the American Fisheries Society. Wethington, a 21-year veteran of the department, received the society’s Fish Head of the Year Award at a recent meeting in Farmington. The award honors career achievement. Wethington, …
Read More »Pancho Villa State Park Commemorates 14th Annual Camp Furlong Day
Situated near the bootheel of New Mexico and in the southernmost part of the state, Pancho Villa State Park is located on the former site of Camp Furlong. Camp Furlong is a National Historic Landmark located in the Village of Columbus, NM. Camp Furlong Day will be observed on Saturday, …
Read More »Luján Statement Regarding Effort by House GOP Leaders to Restrict Access to Draft ACA Repeal Bill
Congressman Ben Ray Luján (D-NM) today issued the following statement after it was revealed that Republican leaders of the House of Representatives were restricting access to a draft of their Affordable Care Act repeal proposal, keeping it “under lock and key” in an undisclosed room in Congress. Luján issued the …
Read More »NMSU program guides leaders in food, agriculture, natural resources
Who will be the next leaders in the food, agriculture and natural resource industries in New Mexico? The 4-H and FFA youth development programs instill leadership qualities in school- and college-age youth that they may then call upon in their daily lives or in the future during their careers. But …
Read More »Udall Statement Opposing Effort to Roll Back Fair Pay and Workplace Protections
U.S. Senator Tom Udall released the following statement against repealing the Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces Executive Order through a little-used procedure made possible by the Congressional Review Act (CRA). The Senate began debating the measure after a procedural motion was agreed to by a slim majority, 51-46. A final …
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