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Help us protect our wildlife and natural resources

By NM Game and Fish From Gallup to Carlsbad, Las Cruces to Raton and everywhere in between, ​the census impacts all communities across New Mexico​. The census determines how more than $800 billion in federal funds are distributed to local communities for schools, roads and other public services. Additionally, dozens …

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United States Open Tennis Championship at Flushing Meadows

By Arnie Leshin  Tennis anyone? Well, despite the coronavirus pandemic restrictions, they’re playing the annual United States Open Tennis Championship at Flushing Meadows’ Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in the borough of Queens, and if today’s men’s singles semifinals are as exciting and well played as Thursday’s women’s semis, …

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United States Open Tennis Championship at Flushing Meadows

By Arnie Leshin  Tennis anyone? Well, despite the coronavirus pandemic restrictions, they’re playing the annual United States Open Tennis Championship at Flushing Meadows’ Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in the borough of Queens, and if today’s men’s singles semifinals are as exciting and well played as Thursday’s women’s semis, …

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Gods encouraging word of the day

“If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and purify us from all unrighteousness.” 1 John 1:9 God calls us to reflect on our sins and shortcomings. He’s blessed us with the key to eternal salvation through Christ Jesus if we would …

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Tom Seaver: Always a New York Met at heart

By Arnie Leshin  He played for other teams, but Tom Seaver will always be recognized as a New York Met. When he passed away recently at the age of 75, it saddened everyone involved with the franchise, young fans, old fans, the entire country that supports the blue and orange. …

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Following Staggering Report that Wildlife Populations Plummeted By Two Thirds in 50 Years, Udall Renews Call for Bold Action to Save Nature

By The Office of Senator Tom Udall | Thumbnail Photo: World Wildlife Fund Website WASHINGTON—Today, following the World Wildlife Fund’s alarming report documenting that the world has lost two-thirds of global animal, bird and fish populations over the past 50 years, U.S. Senator Tom Udall (D-N.M.) issued the following statement to renew his call …

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