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Community Action Agency of Southern New Mexico is a primary support organization for the Success Partnership, which shares a common commitment to uplifting families in the region.
One such …
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Mark A. Hohnstreiter
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6/28/24
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A massive overhaul of Las Cruces’ development codes received a mixed reaction during a council meeting on June 24.
Several groups lauded the proposed changes for creating safer streets and …
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Justin Garcia Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/25/24
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Several business owners in Las Cruces spoke out against the U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s continuing seizures of cannabis at southern New Mexico checkpoints during a Las Cruces City …
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Justin Garcia Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/24/24
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Solstice Senior Living, 151 N. Roadrunner Parkway, celebrated its grand reopening June 12 following renovations. The ‘Roaring 20’s’ theme provided a creative base for residents and …
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Elva K. Österreich Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/24/24
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Virgin Galactic's pioneering space plane, the VSS Unity, looks its final flight before making way for a new line of spacecraft.
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Elva K. Österreich Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/12/24
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Making connections in communities, the New Mexico Commission on the Status of Women wants to hear the concerns of local women and connect them to the resources they need. The current listening tour …
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Elva K. Österreich Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/7/24
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The Southwest Cannabis Trade Association, a nonprofit supporting cannabis and cannabis-adjacent businesses in the region, has organized for a second year an industry convention in Las Cruces on …
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Algernon D'Ammassa Las Cruces Bulletin
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6/6/24
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April marked three years since cannabis was legalized in New Mexico. We have waited over 50 years to see the sacred medicinal herb be legalized and made available without fear of legal repercussions.
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Hilda Luz Chavez
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5/23/24
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The people of Las Cruces and surrounding communities have “a deep pride and a shared ownership” in the Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument and its cultural and economic impacts …
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Mike CookFor the Bulletin
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5/22/24
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When Richard Todd’s wife, Yolanda, was diagnosed with breast cancer, her doctors suggested she drink alkaline water to support her immune system.
But the options available in Las Cruces …
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Leah Romero Las Cruces Bulletin
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5/16/24
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The Las Cruces market is showing signs of shifting as we step out of the first quarter of 2024 and make our way into the summer season.
The most notable statistic is a 46 percent increase …
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Steve Montañez
For the Bulletin | 5/8/24 |
A state agency reached a settlement agreement with an oil and gas company as New Mexico continues to crack down on air pollution from that sector.
The New Mexico Environment Department announced …
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Hannah Grover NM Political Report
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5/2/24
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Downtown Las Cruces is the vibrant pulse of our city, where the essence of our community comes to life. It's a place where residents, employees and visitors converge to celebrate the unique spirit of …
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John Muñoz
Guest columnist | 5/1/24 |
The Environmental Improvement Board and the Albuquerque-Bernalillo County Air Quality Control Board shot down an attempt to delay the implementation of the clean car rule earlier this month.
The …
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Hannah Grover NM Political Report
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4/24/24
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The federal Environmental Protection Agency announced Monday that New Mexico will receive $156 million from a $7 billion program allocated to statewide “Solar for All” programs, mostly …
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Bulletin report
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4/22/24
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A new sustainability effort from the city of Las Cruces was recently awarded an over $400,000 federal grant to support a clean energy workforce, mitigate future extreme heat events and promote …
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Leah Romero
For the Bulletin
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4/19/24
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As the first quarter came to a close, the Las Cruces housing market brought a boost in closed sales and closing prices, giving some great optimism for our spring buyer season. Even with interest …
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Steve Montañez
For the Bulletin
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4/10/24
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One year and four months after Las Cruces voters overwhelmingly approved a $6 million cash infusion to the city’s affordable housing efforts, the city announced on March 25 that it had begun …
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By Justin Garcia
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4/9/24
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Efforts to boost movie infrastructure in Las Cruces could have unforeseen consequences on the housing market, particularly in neighborhoods abutting film studios.
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Justin Garcia
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4/5/24
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The Doña Ana County Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved funding for a new emergency management center during a meeting on March 26.
The Office of Emergency Management …
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Bulletin report
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4/2/24
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