By Arnie Leshin No Liberty, how about Brigham Young? It hadn’t all been a done deal when BYU athletic director Tom Holmoe received a phone call Wednesday afternoon. It was Coastal Carolina athletic director Matt Hogue. Holmoe had heard the hear-say, the rumors, now he’s being infirmed that if once-beaten, …
Read More »RTD Blue Bus 255 Mountain Trail Winter Service Begins December 5 COVID Safe Operations in Place This Season
By RTD The North Central Regional Transit District’s (NCRTD) RTD Blue Bus 255 Mountain Trail routefrom Downtown Santa Fe to Ski Santa Fe will switch to Winter service on Saturday, December 5, to coincide with the open of Ski Santa Fe. As changes are occurring at the ski basin, so …
Read More »Down went the top-ranked, undefeated South Carolina
By Arnie Leshin Riding along on a 29-game win streak, and home at Colonial Life Arena in Columbia before a COPID-19 slim turnout Thursday night, top-ranked South Carolina’s women’s basketball team express abruptly came to a halt against 8th-ranked North Carolina State. It was a close game most of the …
Read More »Jets, Mets, Nets
By Arnie Leshin Trivia, who was named first, the Nets, the Jets, the Mets? Nowadays, which one is truly in quest of a championship, the Nets in the National Basketball Association, the Jets in the National Football League, the Mets in Major League Baseball? Who was named first? Well it …
Read More »Heinrich Calls For Reforms To State Program That Prevents Fair Access To Elk Hunting On Public Lands
By Martin Heinrich Press office U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich (D-N.M.) sent a letter to New Mexico state officials calling for reforms to the state’s Elk Private Lands Use System, or EPLUS program, noting that the current structure favors wealthy and out-of state residents. “Each year, the so-called ‘EPLUS’ program takes …
Read More »Eagle Nest Lake State Park Temporarily Closed to Boating
By EMNRD The Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department, State Parks Division announces that Eagle Nest Lake is closed to boating and ice-fishing due to recent weather conditions that have led to unsafe lake surface conditions. The lake is currently closed to all watercraft including canoes, kayaks, inflatables, and all …
Read More »Hyde Park, Cat Mesa Pile Burns a Go
By SFNF After successful test ignitions, crews are proceeding with the previously announced Hyde Park and Cat Mesa pile burns today to reduce the amount of hazardous fuels on the ground. The recent winter storm that moved through New Mexico helped create optimal conditions to burn slash piles. Snow on …
Read More »Visiting Navy battles back to stun Georgetown
By Arnie Leshin The United States Navy stands tall as the largest fleet in the world. Georgetown University is known as a men’s basketball power now coached by Patrick Ewing, who powered it to the national championship in the 1985-86 season. Now if you piece that together, it didn’t look …
Read More »New Mexico State Parks to reopen for day-use on December 3
By NM Parks Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department’s (EMNRD) State Parks Division announces day-use will reopen at 32 State Parks for New Mexico residents only beginning Thursday, December 3rd. El Vado Lake, Morphy Lake, and Manzano State Parks remain closed due to seasonal closures. All camping reservations will be …
Read More »Seasonal Road Closures on the Santa Fe National Forest
By SFNF The Santa Fe National Forest (SFNF) reminds visitors that forest roads susceptible to damage under severe weather conditions are closed for the winter to protect public health and safety, infrastructure and natural resources. Seasonal closures generally occur between December and May, when snow, ice and frigid temperatures make …
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