Bless the Lord, O my soul, And all that is within me, bless His holy name. Bless the Lord, O my soul, And forget none of His benefits; Who pardons all your iniquities, Who heals all your diseases; Who redeems your life from the pit, Who crowns you with lovingkindness …
Read More »Countdown to Kickoff: Always An Aggie LIVE! Webinar Starts Soon!
The countdown is on for the launch of the new NMSU Alumni Always An Aggie LIVE! Webinar Series, and it begins with a conversation Aggies won’t want to miss. The first session, NMSU & Aggie Athletics, will feature NMSU Director of Athletics Joe Fields and takes place on February 24, …
Read More »Pints With a Past
Socorro: Where History, Science, and Culture Converge Socorro sits right where history, science, and culture meet. Founded in 1598, it’s one of the oldest towns in the state, with deep roots in Spanish, Indigenous, and ranching traditions that still shape daily life. In 1889, the New Mexico Institute of Mining …
Read More »COMING SOON: 2026 Outdoor Adventures Show Feb. 13-15 in Albuquerque
2026 New Mexico Outdoor Adventures Show Opens Feb. 13 Feb. 13–15, 2026 • Manuel Lujan Building • Expo New Mexico, Albuquerque Outdoor enthusiasts of all ages are invited to attend the 2026 New Mexico Outdoor Adventures Show, hosted by the New Mexico Department of Wildlife, February 13 through 15 at …
Read More »When standing firm comes at a cost
Across our country, many have noticed an unsettling trend: when Christians speak up or act on their convictions, the law can suddenly feel like a weapon instead of a protection. Scripture is not silent about this — and Christians shouldn’t be, either. We are called to respond to these issues …
Read More »City of Santa Fe and Santa Fe County announce joint initiative on Area 1B
The City of Santa Fe and Santa Fe County today announce a joint initiative to convene a working group to explore options related to Area 1B, including the possibility of annexation and alternatives to annexation. This collaborative effort reflects a shared commitment by both governing bodies to engage in a …
Read More »Now is the best time to connect to Pojoaque Basin Regional Water System
Construction for Phase 1 of the Pojoaque Basin Regional Water System is over halfway completed, and now is the best time for eligible Santa Fe County residents to opt in. More information about this project and other County updates will be shared at a Santa Fe County District 1 Town …
Read More »Boil water notice lifted for Valle Vista residents
The boil water notice has been lifted for Valle Vista residents southwest of Santa Fe. Santa Fe County Utilities division completed the last round of repairs on Sunday, Feb. 8 and sent water samples for testing to a third-party certified lab. We received clean test results this afternoon that were …
Read More »Abortion Cover-Up Bill on Senate Floor TODAY
The radical SB 30—which seeks to conceal abortion reporting from taxpayers forced to fund the abortion industry at nearly $50 MILLION since 2024—has been fast-tracked by pro-abortion legislators and Planned Parenthood allies. Despite the fact that 59% of New Mexicans want more abortion restrictions, not less, SB 30 is being fast-tracked …
Read More »NMSU Golf Club Season Opener – Feb 21 | 2-Person Best Ball
The NMSU Golf Club is excited to kick off the season with our first event of the year—a 2-Person Best Ball tournament on February 21st! The registration deadline is about a week away, so register now! Event Details Format: 2-Person Best Ball Date: Saturday, February 21st Entry Fee: • …
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