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Las Cruces, NM
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EVUS Inc., a Las Cruces-based sustainable and green energy company, is among five New Mexico companies that have received $25,000 each in science and technology business start-up grants awarded by the New Mexico Economic Development Department.
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Bulletin report
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6/16/21
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Long before Covid, Doña Ana County set out on a comprehensive workforce development effort to ensure our people had access to everything they’d need to be a part of amazing careers right here in our community.
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By Tracey Bryan
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6/16/21
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“We brought the inside out,” A Bite of Belgium owner Jodie York said about their huge dining tent – it can seat up to 250 people – located behind the restaurant at 741 N. Alameda Blvd., No. 16.
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By Mike Cook
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6/16/21
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The Las Cruces 2021 Volunteer Fair and Giving Day raised $19,000 for 23 participating nonprofits.
The April 23 event was a 23-hour-long drive designed to ignite giving across southern New Mexico to support local nonprofits.
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Bulletin Report
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6/10/21
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Grey Handy has had a personal and professional relationship with Citizens Bank of Las Cruces literally since day one.
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By Mike Cook
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6/10/21
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Lydia Hernandez has been lead custodian at the U.S. District Court building, 100 N. Church St., for the past 10 years.
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By Mike Cook
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5/27/21
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April’s inflation number was the highest in 12 years. Meanwhile, the news is full of stories about record-high lumber prices, chip shortages disrupting auto manufacturing, soaring real estate prices, difficulty in hiring thwarting restaurant re-openings.
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By Chris Erickson
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5/27/21
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A leading provider of services for children and families in Doña Ana County has a new member in its top executive leadership team.
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By Dave Burge
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5/27/21
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The 2021 irrigation season begins just a few days from now on June 1, and the Elephant Butte Irrigation District wants to remind farmers to get their water orders in before the water starts flowing.
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Bulletin Report
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5/24/21
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Cassie McClure, a nationally syndicated columnist and longtime local writer, has been named the executive director of the National Society of Newspaper Columnists (NSNC).
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BULLETIN REPORT
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5/21/21
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A 1932 short story and a 1934 movie advised that “The Camels Are Coming.” If you visit The Emporium, 106 S. Water St. in Downtown Las Cruces, you will discover that the camels are here!
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By Mike Cook
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5/21/21
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Students who are looking for summer jobs this year may be able to find amazing jobs they would have never been able to find before, thanks to the strange dynamics affecting the workforce post-Covid.
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By Tracey Bryan
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5/21/21
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New York Fashion Week makeup artist Cece Meadows started Prados Beauty in New York in 2018. She moved to Las Cruces last summer and held a grand opening for Prados Beauty in Las Cruces, 1323 E. Amador Ave., earlier this month.
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By Mike Cook
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5/21/21
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“We will be there for sure,” Dennis Ekstrom about the possibility of opening a Slim Chickens’ restaurant in Las Cruces in the not-too-distant future.
“There’s no …
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By Mike Cook
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5/20/21
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American Express and the National Trust for Historic Preservation have divided a million dollars between 25 historic and culturally significant restaurants in the United States owned by …
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By Elva K. Österreich
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5/20/21
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Rincon de Mesilla, 2488 Calle de Guadalupe, across the street from La Posta and the Fountain Theatre, will have its grand opening Saturday evening, May 22.
The five-room, 1,700-square-foot building …
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By Mike Cook
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5/20/21
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The KTAL main studio control console and its multi-channel mixer need maintenance after repeated daily use for the past three-plus years, according to General Manager Bruce Ernst.
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SPECIAL TO THE BULLETIN
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5/13/21
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“Reviewing 2020 is a study of contrasts,” Border Industrial Association (BIA) Board of Directors Chairman Guillermo Lopez said in his message in the BIA’s 2020 annual report on the progress it made last year in the Santa Teresa industrial base.
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By Mike Cook
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5/13/21
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On the 10th anniversary of its Internet Essentials program, Comcast announced it has connected more than 296,000 low-income New Mexicans with home Internet service, including 44,000 in Las Cruces.
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By Mike Cook
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5/7/21
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Barbara Chichester, a Las Cruces artist, was chosen by Admiral Beverage as the artist for the new beverage product Roadrunner Tea, launching in New Mexico now.
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By Elva K. Österreich
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5/7/21
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