NORTHEAST NORTHEAST CATCH OF THE WEEK Pecos River: Lexi Castillo, age 6, caught her first fish, a trout, casting and reeling it in all by herself using salmon eggs on Feb. 23. “Such a proud moment,” Jeremy Castillo said. “All her patience and dedication finally paid off.” Santa Cruz Reservoir: Andrew …
Read More »Written for Generations
In this episode of Heroes of the Holocaust, CJ Burroughs shares the true stories of three heroes whose courage was expressed through art. The heroes we’ll meet today were writers and performers. Artists who used their creativity to preserve truth, resist evil, and protect Jewish lives. You’ll hear the story …
Read More »Register Now!
This is a friendly reminder to register for our upcoming NMSU Golf Club event on March 14th! We will be playing a Net Skins Game, and it’s a great opportunity to compete, have fun, and earn valuable Player of the Year points. The entry fee is $25, and with the …
Read More »Gallup Gems
Gallup Gems: More Than Turquoise and Silver Going to Gallup? You might come for the jewelry — turquoise and silver inlay spread across flea market tables and filling the cases of downtown traders. You might come for the ceremonies and rodeos. Maybe you know Gallup for its art. Know this: …
Read More »Taking the Surgical Path: What You Should Know About Weight Loss Surgery at CHRISTUS
When diet, exercise, and behavior changes haven’t delivered the weight loss results you need, surgical options can be a powerful tool. That’s where CHRISTUS Health’s weight loss surgery (bariatric surgery) program comes in — offering not just procedures, but a full support system aimed at lasting health change. What Is …
Read More »Important Updates: Tee Time Changes Effective March 1st & March 8th
We would like to inform you of some important time changes at the NMSU Golf Course, effective starting March 1st. Please take note of the following updates: Effective March 1st: We will start answering the phone at 7:30 AM First Tee Time: 8:00 AM Sundown Rate: Begins at 12:00 PM Aggies Range …
Read More »A Winter Walk Around Old Town
The Bite: Old Town Albuquerque’s Food Renaissance Welcome to the only source for artful, bite-sized stories and diverse perspectives on the New Mexico food and drink scene. This week, we share a local’s take on the renaissance of Old Town Albuquerque. Attention locals: Old Town isn’t just for tourists anymore. …
Read More »HB 124, permanent Office of New Americans, Passed by the Senate / 2026 Immigrant Legislative Platform
SANTA FE, NM – On Wednesday night, the New Mexico Senate passed House Bill 124, permanently establishing the Office of New Americans (ONA) at the NM Department of Workforce Solutions. The bill now goes to the Governor’s desk for her signature. By establishing the Office of New Americans in statute, …
Read More »Department seeks public comment regarding hybrid striped bass stocking
Members of the public will have an opportunity to provide input next month as the New Mexico Department of Wildlife is proposing to stock hybrid striped bass, also known as wipers, into Elephant Butte Reservoir. The Department will hold a public meeting in the Boat Training Building at Elephant …
Read More »Plant-Forward
Plant-Forward: The Real Food Conversation “Are ears ‘real food’?” is one question that might have come to mind during Mike Tyson’s Super Bowl plug for MAHA’s new dietary guidelines. (For the record, as far as we know, Tyson didn’t actually swallow any of Evander Holyfield’s ear during their infamous 1997 …
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