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SFC Roar March 2026

Enrollment for 2026–2027 School Year Enrollment for the upcoming 2026–2027 school year is now open for all new and returning families. Space is limited, and we anticipate several classes filling quickly. CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE AND APPLY Tuition Assistance Available We are grateful to continue offering tuition assistance for …

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The fire that never starts

When 95% of wildfires are started by humans — especially in a part of the country like Southern California with 25 million people — stopping wildfires before they start is a lofty goal. But for Nicole Molinari, an ecologist for the Forest Service, a recent mapping effort contains a compelling …

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Christus St. Vincent Digestive Care

By Christus St Vincent Gastroenterology is a branch of medicine that addresses the digestive system and diseases affecting the stomach and intestines, including the colon. We offer advanced diagnostics and treatment for a wide range of diseases and ailments that make life uncomfortable and can even be life threatening. Our …

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The Bite: The Arabesque Table

The Arabesque Table A Cookbook That Celebrates Ingredients, Story, and the Living Tradition of Arab Cuisine After a brief pause, our cookbook recommendations return—this time with a selection that arrives at exactly the right moment for spring kitchens. As herb gardens begin to rebound and markets fill with fresh produce, …

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Fishing Report

NORTHEAST NORTHEAST CATCH OF THE WEEK Eagle Nest Lake: Jackson Chapman caught a rainbow trout using Rainbow PowerBait from the bank near the boat ramp on Feb. 27. Morphy Lake: Carol Valdez caught four trout using Salmon Peach PowerBait on March 1. Pecos River: Kim Castillo Jaramillo caught three trout using …

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Do Not Stand Idly By

On February 28th, the United States and Israel began a joint military operation targeting the Islamic Republic of Iran. Operation Epic Fury (U.S.) and Operation Roaring Lion (Israel) are aimed at destroying Iran’s nuclear and ballistic missile programs, see the people of Iran overthrow that evil regime, and end Tehran’s …

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Spring Issue, Ingredients, Hitting Stands

The Life of Food Spring Issue Feature – edible New Mexico “Food has a life,” chef Jonathan Perno tells local farm advocate Sarah Wentzel-Fisher. And by that, he doesn’t mean carrots are out attending social gatherings on the weekend. What he means is something deeper—that every ingredient has a beginning …

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Draw deadlines are approaching quickly!

New Mexico Big Game Draw Deadlines Are Approaching Quickly If you’re planning to hunt big game in New Mexico next season, the clock is ticking. The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish is reminding hunters that draw deadlines for several species are approaching fast, and applying early can save …

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BREAKING at the SUPREME COURT

Planned Parenthood is on the ropes, and TODAY we’re taking major action at the U.S. Supreme Court. It kills hundreds of thousands of babies and takes over half a billion in taxpayer dollars – and then it runs to the courts to keep the abortion machine protected. We just finished …

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