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Welcome to part 3 of our Voting Biblical Values series, where we’ve explored the foundation of our biblical values and considered how they inform our vote.  If you’ve missed a piece of the series, you can find them here, just follow the prompt to “Voting Biblical Values”. Today, we explore …

This week marks the second week of Early Voting in New Mexico. Not only will this election determine the balance of power in Washington, D.C. but also in Santa Fe! In fact, every state legislative seat is up for election this year–that means both your local state representative and state …

Restoration work begins soon along portions of the Chihuahueños Creek on National Forest System Lands managed by the Santa Fe National Forest (SFNF) Coyote Ranger District. The work is focused primarily within the upper four miles of Chihuahueños Creek. The project aims to improve creek ecosystems and aquatic, riparian, and …

We invite you to participate in CHRISTUS Health’s Community Health Needs Assessment Survey. Your input is essential to understanding the health and social challenges our communities face, and your feedback will directly shape how we address them. Why Participate?  This survey is a critical part of our mission to promote …

NORTHEAST NORTHEAST CATCH OF THE WEEK Fishing for white bass was fair to good while vertical jigging using jigging spoons and vibrating blade baits in 35-50 feet of water last week at Ute Lake. (Photo courtesy New Mexico State Parks) NORTHEAST FISHING REPORT Cabresto Lake: We had no reports from anglers …

Our show is coming to Taos & Las Cruces! Come join us for a night to remember with La Emi and ReVóZo at El Monte Sagrado, Taos and Hotel Encanto de Las Cruces Reserve Your Tickets El Monte Sagrado, Taos October 18 & 19 Doors Open: 6:45pm MDT Performance Starts: …

Five days after Yom Kippur (the Day of Atonement), the holiest day on the Jewish calendar, the holiday of Sukkot begins. Sukkot, Hebrew for “huts,” is a commemoration commanded in Scripture of ancient Israel’s wilderness journey out of Egypt into the Promised Land, during which the Israelites lived in rickety …

How should we live? (and how are we able to live that way?) There is great confusion in our culture about what “love” is, what “truth” is, and about how we should live. Through this powerful new course in the Answers for Difficult Days series from our sister ministry, Christians …

Beginning Monday October 14, 2024, and extending to December 1, 2024, the popular Gilman tunnels will be closed to all traffic, including motorized, non-motorized, and foot traffic to conduct a rock stabilization project. “The Jemez Ranger District experienced a storm event in 2022 that caused considerable rock fall at the …

Fire managers from the Cuba Ranger District plan to begin ignitions on the 864-acre Sanchez prescribed fire and the 591-acre Golondrino Mesa prescribed fire as early as November 7, 2024. The project areas are located approximately eight miles northeast of Llaves, N.M. and are adjacent to the Rio Chama Wilderness. …