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Lipscomb, TX · Arts & Culture
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Randall King announces acoustic album
Hereford, Texas native Randall King is stripping back his sophomore album Into The Neon with the release of Neon (Unplugged), set for February 21st. “One Night Dance (Unplugged)” offers the first taste of the acoustic album, and is available everywhere now. “There is something unique about taking a...
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Eastern New Mexico University welcomes South Fork Natural History Museum Shark Research and Education program
Eastern New Mexico University will be welcoming Dr. Bradley Peterson, Dr. Tobey Curtis, and Mr. Greg Metzel from the South Fork Natural History Museum Shark Research and Education program to the University campus on Jan. 21 through Jan. 24.
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Hereford art gallery helping area artists show their artwork
HEREFORD, Texas (KFDA) - An art gallery in Hereford is working to help area artists showcase their artwork. Virgie Long, co-owner of the Purple Cow Art Gallery, says the gallery started about four years ago and the response has been great. The gallery hosts many things for kids during Spring...
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Party like you're a kid again
Dec. 28—One local New Year's Eve party will have drinks, munchies, games and a few movies building up to 2025. Only this one is for children. Williams Livestock Ranch, south of Portales on NM route 206, is hosting a New Year's Eve Pajama Party on Tuesday evening. "We were...
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Eastern New Mexico University Announces Spring 2025 Concert featuring Platinum Selling Artist BRELAND.
Portales, NM – December 13, 2024 – Continuing a tradition of bringing high-quality Country music acts that have graced the stage at Eastern New Mexico University’s Steve Loy Family Foundation Arena over the past half-century, ENMU is proud to welcome platinum-selling artist/songwriter/producer BRELAND on Friday, March 29, 2025, at 6:30 p.m. sponsored by JP Stone Community Bank.
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Visiting The Billy the Kid Museum in Fort Sumner, NM
Unearthing the Legend: The Billy the Kid Museum in Fort Sumner, New Mexico. Fort Sumner played a significant role in the life and eventual demise of Billy the Kid. It was here, in 1881, that the 21-year-old outlaw met his end at the hands of Lincoln County Sheriff Pat Garrett. Born Henry McCarty (also known as Henry Antrium, taking his stepfather's name), the young man who became known as William H. Bonney, or more famously, "Billy the Kid," frequented Fort Sumner. The museum captures this connection, offering tangible links to his time in the area.
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Celebrate Emerging Talent at the ENMU Student Art Show and Sale
This December, enjoy a showcase of creativity at the ENMU Student Art Show, where students from Eastern New Mexico University will present their latest works. The exhibition opens on Friday, December 6, and runs through Sunday, December 15, 2024, offering a chance to experience fresh perspectives and unique artistic expressions.
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Commentary: A tale of a stolen town
This is a tale of two towns that were established just a few years apart along the Texas-New Mexico border, on the western side of the Panhandle. They were separated by a line as thin as a goal line. Texico, on the New Mexico side, sprung up first as a...
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Echoes of a history: 'Winter Letters & Farolitos Tour' an interactive, interpretive experience at Bosque Redondo Memorial
Dec. 3—Located in Fort Sumner, known as the place where Billy the Kid was buried, the Bosque Redondo Memorial is a reminder of the history behind the Long Walk — when Diné (Navajo) and Ndé (Mescalero Apache) people were forcibly removed from their homes and made to march between 250 and 400 miles to barren reservation land in eastern New Mexico.