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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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It’s a new year and a new look for Doña Ana County.
On March 25, Doña Ana County unveiled a new logo and seal after the Board of County Commissioners approved the designs on …
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Bulletin report
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3/29/24
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The Las Cruces Home Builders Association’s annual Casa for a Cause event distributed $145,000 to 26 local nonprofit organizations this year. The project, formerly known as the Anniversary House …
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By Algernon D'Ammassa
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3/28/24
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The interim president of New Mexico State University appointed a new provost last week following the resignation of Provost Alan Shoho.
Shoho, who had been provost and chief academic officer …
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Bulletin report
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3/25/24
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Issac Misquez hit upon his business idea because of something he did not like to do: Cleaning up his yard after his two large dogs. Figuring many people felt the same way, he spotted a market …
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By Algernon D'Ammassa
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3/20/24
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A well-known business owner and philanthropist in Las Cruces with many awards to her credit soon will receive another prestigious award from the Las Cruces International Film Festival.
Wanda …
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Chloe Dunlap
New Mexico State University
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3/19/24
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The Santa Teresa Port of Entry could see a major expansion if findings of a federal feasibility study, released last week, are realized.
The General Services Administration and the Customs and …
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By Algernon D'Ammassa
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3/18/24
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New Mexico’s largest electric utility was denied a rate rider that would have allowed it to collect millions of additional dollars from customers for allegedly exceeding what it was required to …
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Bulletin report
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3/18/24
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During spring break, Alma d’Arte Charter High School principal Adam Amador worked through the week assembling documents addressing a number of financial and academic concerns raised by the New …
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By Algernon D'Ammassa
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3/14/24
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An era ended in downtown Las Cruces when My Brother’s Place, the popular restaurant and billiard hall that had been in operation on Main Street for over 40 years, closed in 2016. Q Time, …
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By Algernon D'Ammassa
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3/14/24
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Nusenda Credit Union announced this week that it had completed its purchase of Western Heritage Bank, effective March 12, with approval from the National Credit Union Administration.
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Bulletin report
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3/12/24
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Local news outlets and the reporters who work for them are declining sharply, with a Northwestern University study reporting newspapers closing at a rate of 2.5 weekly during 2023, an increase over …
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By Algernon D'Ammassa
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3/6/24
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As we navigate through the first quarter of 2024, our housing market brings some signs of stability and encouragement. While we saw a significant increase in closed sales from a slow January, …
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Steve Montañez
For the Bulletin
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3/6/24
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The return of a full-size bowling center would be cause for celebration enough in a city still feeling the loss of 10 Pin Alley bowling since it closed in 2018.
But a pair of developers have …
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Bulletin report
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2/29/24
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An investigation into the loss of a pin during Virgin Galactic’s most recent flight to the edge of space over New Mexico is not expected to require design changes or delays as the spaceliner …
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By Algernon D'Ammassa
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2/28/24
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NBC News journalist Gretchen Morgenson talks about her book and concerning findings about private equity and the health care industry.
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Algernon D'Ammassa
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2/19/24
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Fiber optic internet provider Vexus Fiber recently completed phase one of a $250 million new fiber network in Albuquerque, projected for completion in 2028.
Last week, the company said it broke …
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Bulletin report
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2/14/24
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