I’m sure you’ve seen all of the good news coming out of our nation’s capital in the past few weeks. It’s truly remarkable, and the answer to so many prayers for so many years. But that’s not all the good news. Today, I’m bringing you a round-up of several pro-family …
Read More »Gaza Proves “Land for Peace” Isn’t the Solution
Jerusalem, the City of Peace, has been the most treasured city of the Jewish people for thousands of years. However, Jews had largely been barred from entering the city and visiting their holiest sites by the Holy City’s various rulers until 1967. When Israel miraculously won the Six-Day War, Jerusalem was liberated and …
Read More »Fisheries and manner and method rules topic of public meetings
The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish has scheduled two public meetings regarding proposed revisions to the Fisheries Rule and relevant sections of the Manner and Method of Taking Rule. Members of the public are invited to attend either public meeting in order to provide comments. June 9, 2025, …
Read More »100 Years Young: Celebrating a Century of Culture, Art, and Community
The Spanish Colonial Arts Society is proud to celebrate its 100th year. As we reflect on a century of preserving and sharing the rich artistic and cultural traditions of New Mexico, we invite you to join us throughout this special year. Our Centennial Celebrations are underway, and new events are …
Read More »Pavement Rehabilitation project to resume June 4 on N.M. 475
A $3.5M roadway rehabilitation project on NM 475, Hyde Park Rd., is scheduled to resume on June 4, 2025 Crews will be working six days a week, Monday through Saturday, from 8 a.m. until 7 p.m. In an effort to expedite the project, the contractor will be forced to close …
Read More »NMSU Golf Club 2-Person Best Ball Tournament – June 21st!
Grab your partner and get ready to compete! The NMSU Golf Club is hosting a 2-Person Best Ball Tournament on Saturday, June 21st, and we want you to be part of the action. The tournament will take place at the NMSU Golf Course in a 2-person best ball format. The …
Read More »Wildfire Mitigation Community Education Days Return Across the County
Following the success of our inaugural Wildfire Mitigation and Preparedness Community Education Day in March—where over a hundred residents gathered to learn how to reduce wildfire risk—Santa Fe County is excited to announce a new series of Wildfire Mitigation Community Education Daysthroughout May and June 2025. These events are part …
Read More »The Cardiovascular Program at CHRISTUS
St. Vincent integrates a complete range of diagnostic and treatment services By Christus St. Vincent Non-invasive testing begins using state-of-the-aart echo equipment, EKG and stress testing facilities. When further testing and cardiac catheterization are required, patients utilize our “high tech, high touch” cath lab facilities. Our cath lab is staffed …
Read More »Gilman Tunnels now open
The Gilman Tunnels, located in the Jemez Ranger District, Santa Fe National Forest (SFNF), is now open and accessible to the public. The area closed October 14, 2024, to conduct a rock stabilization project. “The Jemez Ranger District experienced a storm event in 2022 that caused considerable rock fall at …
Read More »God’s amazing work in Washington, D.C.
Family Policy Alliance CEO Craig DeRoche and Government Affairs Director Dylan Jeremiah attended a special event Monday at the White House Rose Garden where President Donald Trump, along with First Lady Melania Trump in attendance, signed the Take It Down Act. This law bans revenge pornography and fights to protect …
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