- — Republican Party files legal challenge to New Mexico's recently approved political maps
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at 1/23/22 11:43amThe state Republican Party and affiliated individuals argue the newly drawn congressional districts dilute Republican voting strength- — What an old smelter meant to me growing up
- at 1/19/22 7:11pmWhen a big company closes its doors, we manage to open our own little doors.
- — N.M. Governor says she wants tax cuts, crackdown on crime in State of the State address
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at 1/18/22 4:29pm"We have right now unimaginable financial resources," Lujan Grisham said in her annual State of the State address. - — Silco Theatre renovation project gets state funding
- at 1/17/22 12:51pmSilver City MainStreet was one of the awardees, getting $125,000 to improve the Silco Theatre building.
- — WILL course to explore Navajo textile history
- at 1/17/22 12:46pmIn "Exploring Navajo Textile History," WILL members can explore Navajo weavers' creativity, their influences and outlooks.
- — WNMU to get grant in support of ¡Fiesta Latina!
- at 1/17/22 12:40pm¡Fiesta Latina! is among 24 projects in New Mexico and 1,248 across America totaling $28,840,000 that were selected to receive funding.
- — History of chocolate to be dished out in WILL course
- at 1/17/22 12:36pmThe course will be held in four sessions, from 3 to 4 p.m., Thursdays, Feb. 17, 24, and March 3, 10.
- — Why I like visiting places I've been to before
- at 1/12/22 7:37pmI like going to places I've never been before, but not as much as going to places where I have been a time or two.
- — Grant County's COVID cases up 37.2%; New Mexico cases surge 26.2%
- at 1/4/22 11:13amNew coronavirus cases leaped in New Mexico in the week ending Sunday, rising 26.2% as 7,394 cases were reported. The...
- — New Masonic Lodge masters installed in Grant County
- at 1/4/22 11:11amNew Masonic Lodge masters installed in Grant County
- — A new year, and a clock moving too fast for us
- at 12/29/21 3:02pmI'm doing today what I can do today and when I get done doing it, there will be tomorrow.
- — Exposed to COVID-19 at a holiday gathering? Here's what to do next
- at 12/27/21 4:42pmHoliday gatherings are taking place as the highly contagious new COVID-19 variant establishes itself across the U.S.
- — Wreaths Across America honors fallen veterans at Fort Bayard National Cemetery
- at 12/27/21 4:36pmThe Las Cruces DAR chapter was one of several nonprofits that worked to honor all veterans buried at Fort Bayard.
- — Finding fulfillment on a drive to nowhere
- at 12/22/21 8:58amAll you have to do is jump in your car, grab some snacks, turn up the music and drive out to nowhere. When you get there, you'll be happy.
- — Why Noche Buena is important to Latinos
- at 12/15/21 4:46pmI like that in Latino culture we call it Noche Buena instead of Christmas Eve. The phrase gives it that extra touch of emotion.
- — New Mexico reports its first case of the COVID-19 omicron variant
- at 12/13/21 3:03pmHealth officials said the case was identified Sunday and involves a Bernalillo County woman.
- — WNMU recognizes museum director's service
- at 12/13/21 1:35pmThe Western New Mexico University Board of Regents gave emeritus designation to retiring WNMU Museum Director Cynthia Ann Bettison.
- — New Mexico extends indoor mask mandate through Jan. 7 amid prolonged surge in COVID-19 cases
- at 12/13/21 12:22pmThe mask mandate has been reinstated since August.
- — Western New Mexico to graduate 316
- at 12/8/21 6:27pmNMU is again giving graduates and guests the option of participating virtually or in person at the university's Fine Arts Center Theatre.
- — What I like about old-fashioned cake donuts
- at 12/8/21 6:24pmI like it when there's a sign out front that mentions that old-fashioned offering, and I like it when the spelling is doughnut.
- — Live Nativity, book sale among Glenwood holiday events
- at 12/2/21 9:57amDecember is usually a time for lots of gatherings in Glenwood and there will probably still be many smaller, private get-togethers.
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