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How Kent Rollins became a Cowboy Cook; The Influencers

NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – In this episode of The Influencers, host Mercedes Gonzales-Bazan, sits down with Cowboy Kent Rollins to talk about all things cowboy cooking. Kent Rollins is a cowboy, cook, content creator, and television personality. He has made a name for himself by showing off different recipes usually featuring traditional open-fire and cast-iron cooking. […]

New Mexico · 2d

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Topgolf reducing prices at all U.S. venues after customer feedback

Topgolf announced Monday that it is lowering gameplay prices at all U.S. locations after guests said cost was the biggest barrier to visiting more often.

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Official Albuquerque Monopoly game now available

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) — Roll the dice, pass go, collect $200. Albuquerque’s first official Monopoly game is now available. Hasbro launched the ‘burque-themed board game today at Sandia Peak Tramway. This board replaces classic Monopoly properties like Park Place and Boardwalk with Albuquerque landmarks like UNM, Nob Hill, Kimo Theatre, Ex Novo Brewing, and more. […]

Albuquerque, NM · 23h

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Study Tracks Blue Pigments in Ancient Southwest

ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO—According to a statement released by the University of New Mexico, a team of researchers led by Kari Schleher of the University of New Mexico identified geological sources of azurite used by Ancestral Pueblo communities some 1,400 years ago. Azurite is a copper mineral with a vivid blue color used as a pigment or paint. The scientists analyzed two samples of azurite obtained from sources in New Mexico and Utah known to have been mined by Ancestral Pueblo people. Then they analyzed the isotopes of lead, strontium, and copper in 12 azurite specimens recovered in the Four Corners region. Most of these samples were found to have collected in the Lisbon Valley. Two of the samples came from the Zuni Mountains in New Mexico. “We were able to show the Pueblo people would travel from modern-day New Mexico up to today’s central Utah 1,400 years ago,” Schleher said. Future research will include more samples of azurite held at the New Mexico Mining Museum, and the team also plan to consult local oral histories on mine use and traditional territories, she added. Read the original scholarly article about this research in the Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports. To read about the use of azurite as a pigment in the Roman world, go to “Painting by Roman Numerals.”

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West Side book store that got Under Charlie's Covers inventory is now open

ALBUQUERQUE — When Bernalillo book store Under Charlie's Covers announced its permanent closure, people — including the owner — were devastated. Now, the extensive collection that owner Lara Harrison kept up for years is in new hands at Bookish New and Used Book Store on Albuquerque's West Side, near the border with Rio Rancho.

Albuquerque, NM · 22h

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Outlander Orchestra Invades Popejoy Hall, Conductor Calls It a Dream Come True

Fans of time-traveling romance and Highland drama can watch the music of Outlander leap off the screen and into the concert hall when a live orchestra performs the show's score at Popejoy Hall on Nov. 23 at 7 p.m. The performance pairs Emmy-winning composer Bear McCreary's music with visuals from all eight seasons of the recently concluded television series, projected on a giant HD screen.

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Flooding recovery, Adaptive ski facility, Dry and cooler, E-sports championship, Arts and crafts fest

Monday’s Top Stories Monday’s Five Facts [1] Residents begin to return home two weeks after devastating flooding in Socorro County – Weeks after catastrophic flooding, homeowners in north Socorro County are starting to return home to evaluate what was left behind. Socorro County Emergency Manager Fred Berger says he’s been telling residents it’s going to […]

Albuquerque, NM · 2d

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No. 1 Cougars take off for NCAA Mountain Regionals in New Mexico

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - No. 1 BYU is ready to continue its postseason, taking on the NCAA Mountain Regionals in New Mexico on Friday, Nov. 13 at 11:00 a.m. MST. While the Cougars' main goal is to qualify for the NCAA Championships next weekend, they also aim to avenge last year's Mountain Regional runner-up finish. A team victory from BYU would total six wins at the Mountain Regionals since 2000. It would also be the fifth year that the Cougars have been undefeated going into the NCAA Championships, the previous seasons being 2020-21, 2003, 2002 and 1998.

Provo, UT · 1d

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New Albuquerque Exhibit Explores Native Identity Through Art

The installation, titled My Assimilated Refrigerator, examines the long-term impact of federal assimilation policies on Native American identity, cultural continuity, and connections to ancestral homelands. According to organizers, the exhibit draws from Wall’s personal experiences growing up between Indigenous and non-Indigenous cultural worlds. Through the work, Wall explores themes of...

Albuquerque, NM · 2d

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Lillie Kolich advances to live shows on ‘The Voice’ with unique performance

Lillie Kolich won a live-show spot on “The Voice” after her cut week performance of “Friday I’m in Love.”

Albuquerque, NM · 4d

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Enchanted Trails: A journey through every hike in season 1; Enchanted Trails

On this season finale of Enchanted Trails, Grant Tosterud sits down with Mercedes Gonzales-Bazan to look back at the first season of the show. They revisit some of the trails featured throughout the season, talk about what stood out along the way, and share which hikes are Grant’s favorites. Season 1 Hikes: About Enchanted TrailsOutdoor […]

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Cardboard Playhouse Theatre Company opens new home in Albuquerque

After 20 years of moving around the metro, the Cardboard Playhouse Theatre Company has a new home on the northeast side of Albuquerque.

Albuquerque, NM · 3d

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First-ever Sage and Ink Book Festival features all New Mexico authors

RIO RANCHO, N.M. (KRQE) – Readers and writers alike were at the Block in Rio Rancho Saturday for the first-ever Sage and Ink Book Festival. The festival featured 70 authors, poets and publishers, giving attendees the chance to not only meet the authors but discover new books. All of...

Rio Rancho, NM · 3d

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New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science celebrates 40th anniversary with community

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science celebrated a big milestone with the community Saturday. The museum’s 40th anniversary happened back in January while undergoing renovations and staff decided they still wanted to celebrate and give back to the community that made this possible. “The founding of this museum was […]

Albuquerque, NM · 3d

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This Massive New Mexico Used-Book Store Is A Dream Come True For Book Lovers

A bookstore with a dollar shelf and a free box sounds like a trap for anyone with weak willpower. I have a thing for places that make cheap books this easy to grab, and this New Mexico shop leans all the way in. The building is big, and the aisles...

Albuquerque, NM · 6d

Melzer’s new book, “A History of New Mexico in 100 Objects”

It’s a hefty chunk of a book, a little more than an inch thick and topping out at 100 chapters and 489 pages. Don’t let the stats about “A History of New Mexico in 100 Objects” scare you though — the latest book by local historian and author Richard Melzer offers readers two ways to explore the state’s history.

New Mexico · 6d

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