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Downtown Plaza Grass Replacement
The Parks & Recreation Department is replacing the grass near the splash-pad area at the Downtown Plaza de Las Cruces, 151 N. Church Street. The grass will be switched to a more sustainable … more
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Elaine Fox Pitts, 57
Elaine Fox Pitts, 57, passed away on Sunday, May 12, 2024, peacefully in her home. more
Ruidoso in full-fledged recovery mode as evacuees return
Ruidoso residents returned to the village Monday after a week-long evacuation because of two major fires that destroyed parts of the community. more
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On abortion and where I stand
We’re getting close to election season, which for me means again preparing to see and hear millions of dollars in advertising from liberal special interest groups smearing me and misleading New … more
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School buses are seen lined up at the STS bus lot in Las Cruces in an undated file photo.
LCPS approves $9M school bus contract
The school board unanimously approved an annual contract between Las Cruces Public Schools and transportation STS of NM for school bus service in the 2024-25 school year during their June 18 meeting. … more
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Gabe Jacquez, deputy superintendent of operations at Las Cruces Public Schools, presents during the June 18 school board meeting. It was slated to be his last meeting before moving on to a new position in Albuquerque.
LCPS signs contracts for law enforcement at schools
The Las Cruces Public Schools will pay the town of Mesilla $170,000 in the next school year for the assignment of two armed Mesilla marshals as full-time security personnel, known as “school … more
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Chad Lozano addresses the Las Cruces City Council on the issue of U.S. Border Patrol seizures of cannabis at its checkpoints, during the June 17 council meeting.
Cannabis providers speak out against Border Patrol seizures
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 … more
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On Wednesday, June 12, the Greater Las Cruces Chamber of Commerce was on hand as the staff at Solstice Senior Living cut the ribbon on its renovated facility.
Grand reopening for Solstice Senior Living
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 … more
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Scorching summer sun poses problems for golfers
As I write this column on this early June day, I notice that the daytime high temperatures here in Las Cruces are going to be over or hovering around 100 degrees for the next two weeks. Playing golf … more
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Centennial High School softball coach Fernie Valles speaks as the girls’ softball team assembles during the county commissioners’ meeting on June 11.
Centennial girls’ softball recognized by county
The student-athletes of the Centennial High School girls’ softball team were honored with a proclamation during a meeting of the Doña Ana County Board of Commissioners this month. … more
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Four die in separate incidents over weekend
Four people are dead, one is in jail, a teen girl was injured by shrapnel and police are looking for suspects after two unrelated incidents rocked the city over the weekend of June 23. According … more
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Las Cruces Public Schools Superintendent Ignacio Ruiz is seen during the school board's Feb. 20, 2024 meeting.
LCPS approves new contract for Superintendent Ruiz
Superintendent Ignacio Ruiz was awarded a new contract with a higher salary after his first year at the Las Cruces Public Schools. more
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The plume of the South Fork fire seen behind the Sierra Blanca airport mixes with the storm clouds overhanging the Sacramento Mountains Thursday, June 20, 2024.
Ruidoso rains lead to ‘minimal fire activity'
Despite the havoc it caused this week, the huge rainstorm that fell Wednesday over Ruidoso has ushered in a short period of “minimal fire activity” on the Salt and South Fork fires, … more
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The Vinton stretch of the Rio Grande just north of El Paso on May 23, 2022.
U.S. Supreme Court rejects states’ deal on Rio Grande
The U.S. Supreme Court is allowing the federal government to block the deal Texas and New Mexico proposed to end a decade of litigation over Rio Grande water. The decision made Friday … more
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A screengrab that shows Michael Christopher Goodheart firing a gun during a fatal police shooting on June 19.
DASO: Man killed by deputy was in mental health crisis
This article contains descriptions of suicide. Immediate help is available by calling the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline by dialing 988. more
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President Biden declares disaster state for Ruidoso fires
President Joe Biden on Thursday declared a state of disaster in connection to two fires that have burned or destroyed an estimated 1,400 structures in the Ruidoso area and claimed at least two lives. … more
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The Las Cruces Fire Department has dispatched a seven-member swift water rescue team, part of its Technical Rescue Team, to Ruidoso, N.M., to help local crews who are battling wildfires and performing rescues as a result of the South Fork and Salt Fires.
Seven Las Cruces firefighters sent to assist in Ruidoso
A team from Las Cruces will assist with rescues subsequent to flash foods caused by wildfires in Lincoln County. more
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Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham speaks with a child evacuated from the South Fork and Salt fires at a shelter at the New Mexico Military Institute on Wednesday evening, June 19, 2024.
President approves major disaster declaration for New Mexico wildfires
President Joe Biden approved Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s request for an expedited Major Disaster Declaration in response to the South Fork and Salt fires, a White House official said … more
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Doña Ana County Sheriff's Department headquarters in Las Cruces.
DASO: One killed in shootout with deputy near Shalem Colony
A deputy with the Doña Ana County Sheriff’s Department killed a man during a shootout near Shalem Colony on June 19, according to a news release. DASO did not identify the man … more
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Dark Circles Contemporary Dance brings “Ten-Gallon” by Joshua L. Peugh to the screen at the Fountain Theatre
Dance film premieres at Fountain Theatre
Dark Circles Contemporary Dance is offering a special screening of “Ten-Gallon,” a groundbreaking queer western romance, at 7 p.m., Tuesday, June 25, at the Fountain Theatre in … more
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