“For he will be like a refiner’s fire or launderer’s soap. He will sit as a refiner and purifier of silver; he will purify the Levites and refine them like gold and silver.” Malachi 3:2-3 As we walk through the trials of life, God often uses those times to refine …
Read More »9th-ranked Indiana is still a 21-point underdog
By Arnie Leshin Indiana is probably best known for Johnny Carson, Bob Knight, the Indy 500 and Notre Dame. As for the state’s Indiana University football, no way Indy. But just like that, after ages of failing on the gridiron, the program has risen to new heights, has won its …
Read More »New Mexico State’s men’s and women’s basketball programs will be relocating in Arizona due to the Land of Enchantment’s restrictions
By Arnie Leshin The New Mexico State men’s and women’s basketball programs have found a way to overcome the state’s current public health guidelines that do not allow workouts or games exceeding five people. “We are going to take our teams to Arizona,” says Aggies’ Athletic Director Mario Moccia. “We …
Read More »Department of Game and Fish reminds customers to call or go online for services
By NM Game and Fish As the holiday season is quickly approaching, the Department of Game and Fish is continuing to proactively take measures to keep staff and customers safe from COVID-19 by keeping offices closed. Department services remain accessible to customers by phone, on the website, Facebook or by …
Read More »Three NCRTD Tribal Members to Receive Total of $279,000 in USDOT/FTA Tribal Transit Grant Awards to Improve Public Transportation
BY NCRTD Nambé Pueblo, Pueblo de San Ildefonso and Pueblo of Pojoaque have been awarded a total of $279,000 in Tribal Transit Grant Awards by the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Transit Administration (FTA) to improve public transportation. Each Pueblo is a member of the North Central Regional Transit District …
Read More »Every Kid Outdoors Program Expands to Fifth Graders
By USDA Fifth-grade students and their families can now enjoy fee-free access to thousands of Forest Service sites across the country, as well as a free permit to cut their own Christmas tree. The USDA Forest Service has expanded its Every Kid Outdoors program to offer fifth graders vouchers for …
Read More »Weekly Fishing report
By NM game and fish Catches of the week Bluewater Lake: Taylen Endito, age 10, of Thoreau caught a 13-inch rainbow trout using rainbow-colored PowerBait Nov. 15. Ron Rosignol of Albuquerque caught a 33-inch tiger muskie trolling a gold Rapala lure Nov. 6. Grindstone Reservoir: Jesse Brusuelas, age 11, and …
Read More »Santa Fe County Administrative Complex Remains Open with Reduced Hours
By Santa Fe County In light of the dramatic increase in positive COVID-19 cases in New Mexico, Santa Fe County will reduce the hours of operation at the County Administrative Complex to help mitigate the spread of the virus. In order to keep our residents and employees safe, all in-person …
Read More »God‘s encouraging word of the day
“Do not tremble; do not be afraid. Did I not proclaim my purposes for you long ago?” Isaiah 44:8 When you face challenges, it doesn’t mean God has given up on you. He’s only building you up to become strong in your faith. Whenever our faith falters because we think …
Read More »Arizona Cardinals’ quarterback Kyler Murray finds a well-guarded DeAndre Hopkins with a desperate fling into the end zone
By Arnie Leshin Just in time, just as the final seconds ticked down, it was Arizona Cardinals’ quarterback Kyler Murray finding DeAndre Hopkins with a 43-yard desperation pass with but two seconds remaining, and an improbable 32-30 miracle victory over the stunned Buffalo Bills in Sunday’s National Football League action. …
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