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Renaissance tradition takes a new turn

When: Saturday, Nov. 7, 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Where: First Presbyterian Church, 200 E. Boutz Road, Las Cruces. Activities: Historical performances, fashion show, scavenger hunt, martial arts demonstrations, games and interactive activities. Food: Concessions available for purchase; complimentary refreshments and historical food samples planned. Organizer: Enchantment Historical Productions. More information:...

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David Mooney unseats Rebecca Dow in New Mexico House District 38

LAS CRUCES - Democrat David L. Mooney defeated Republican state Rep. Rebecca Dow in New Mexico House District 38 on Tuesday, unseating a four-term lawmaker in a competitive race spanning portions of Doña Ana, Sierra and Socorro counties. Unofficial results from the New Mexico secretary of state's office showed...

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Things That Only Make Sense to Northeast El Paso Kids

Remember the Egg Roll Lady? That's just one of the unforgettable memories Northeast El Paso kids will recognize in this nostalgic trip down memory lane.

El Paso, TX · 4d

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Race for New Mexico’s 2nd Congressional District

MESILLA, N.M. (KVIA) -- The race for New Mexico’s 2nd Congressional District is competitive, as Democrats seek to hold their seats and gain three additional seats to take a majority in the House of Representatives. Republicans are entering midterms with a 218-214 majority in the House, with two seats...

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“El Paso Dolls”: the Celebration of Trans Women in El Paso

The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines community as “a group of individuals linked by a shared geography, culture, interest, identity, or set of goals.” And on Oct. 3 at Super Ultra Nova Gallery, this definition came to life during the screening of UTEP senior Elliot Lavis’ debut documentary, “El Paso Dolls.” With the number of guests doubling the seating capacity, viewers from all across El Paso gathered to watch the film, which spoke to attendees in one way or another.

El Paso, TX · 3d

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City of Las Cruces and Doña Ana County Publish Veterans Day Schedule for Wednesday, November 11

In observance of Veterans Day, most City of Las Cruces offices will be closed Wed., Nov. 11, 2026. However, all emergency services, including police and fire will operate as usual. Receive the latest stories in your inbox every day — FREE!. City offices and facilities closed on Veterans Day...

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Apodaca Park aquatic playground construction begins Nov. 9 in Las Cruces

LAS CRUCES - Construction of a new aquatic playground and other recreational improvements at Apodaca Park will begin Monday, Nov. 9, bringing temporary closures to parts of the park as the City of Las Cruces undertakes a project expected to continue through fall 2027. The city's Parks and Recreation Department...

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The Cool Down

New Mexico renters get solar panels and a heat pump to help cut heating and cooling costs by 30%

"We can help many New Mexicans lower their energy costs and improve their health."

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Doña Ana County clerk details why Sunland Park's $8.25M bond questions missed ballot

SUNLAND PARK - Doña Ana County Clerk Amanda López Askin has provided a formal explanation for why Sunland Park's proposed $8.25 million bond package never reached voters in Tuesday's general election, maintaining that the city recorded its paperwork in August but failed to complete the process required to place the questions on the ballot.

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Fourth-generation cotton ginner to share century of Las Cruces history Nov. 12

LAS CRUCES - A century after her family established one of the Mesilla Valley's longtime cotton gins, fourth-generation cotton ginner Emmy Harvey will share its history during a free public presentation Thursday, Nov. 12, at the New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum. Harvey, a Las Cruces native who personally...

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NMSU to honor military members, veterans with week of events Nov. 7-13

LAS CRUCES - For more than a decade, New Mexico State University has hosted an annual Military and Veterans Appreciation Week to honor students, faculty and staff who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. This year, the 11th annual celebration will be held from Nov. 7-13. “Recognizing veterans on campus reminds us that our university is not just a place of learning, but a community of gratitude, respect and belonging. Veterans bring leadership, resilience, discipline and invaluable life experiences that enrich our campus and inspire future generations,” said Erika Zaragoza, Military and Veterans Programs coordinator.

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Proposed Vado energy storage project worries over flooding, fire risk and homes nearby

VADO, N.M. (KFOX14/CBS4) — A proposed battery energy storage project in Vado is drawing concerns from residents who say they want more information about safety, flooding risks and how the project is being introduced to the community. On Thursday, renewable energy company Innergex held an open house meeting about...

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Youth homelessness forum in Las Cruces invites public participation Friday

LAS CRUCES - Young people, service providers and community members are invited to participate in a discussion about youth homelessness and improvements to local support systems beginning at 11 a.m. Friday, Nov. 6, in Las Cruces. The World Café: Southwest event, presented by Youth Homelessness Systems Improvement, will take place...

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Project Jupiter Dec. 7 air quality permit public hearing vacated

The Dec. 7 public hearing regarding Project Jupiter's air quality permit application has been delayed once again. After a Nov. 5 hearing, newly appointed hearing officer James O. Browning granted a Nov. 3 stipulated motion filed by Project Jupiter developers and the New Mexico Environment Department to vacate the Dec. 7 public hearing and all associated pre-hearing deadlines. There will not be a future public hearing scheduled until "the Air Quality Bureau places into the administrative record its revised recommendations, which, if the recommendation is for issuance, must include an amended Draft permit, Statement of Basis and Modeling Report," according to the order. Additionally, Project Jupiter developers waived the Nov. 23 deadline for the NMED to make a decision regarding the permit application. An email requesting comment from Project Jupiter developers and NMED was not immediately returned. Browning scheduled the public hearing on Oct. 16. According to the stipulated motion to vacate, NMED had to submit notice of the hearing to newspapers by Nov. 3 in time for the Dec. 7 hearing, but NMED needed additional time to complete its technical review of revisions developers made to the permit application in October . Developers are seeking an air quality permit

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Green Chamber board chair weighs in on Project Jupiter

Since our founding in 2010, the Las Cruces Green Chamber of Commerce has proudly advocated for locally owned businesses, sustainable communities, and the protection of our air, land, and water. For more than 15 years, we have promoted the economic value of local businesses and the importance of protected public lands to tourism and the regional economy. We also provide resources and connections that help businesses reduce waste and operate in ways that benefit both people and the planet.

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Land of the People: Nde benah opens at the Branigan Cultural Center

An opening reception for the Chiricahua Apache Nation exhibit, Land of the People: Nde benah, is scheduled for 9 a.m. Saturday, November 7. Within the Land of the People: Shimba Tainin kau natheure wein – Tierra Sagrada – Ndende bì Ke’ya – Naf’ole atsihem – Nde benah – Ndee Biyááh exhibit at the Branigan Cultural Center, a special rotating gallery space allows each Indigenous group to explore its unique stories. From November 7, 2026, through January 30, 2027, the gallery will feature the Chiricahua Apache Nation.

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New Mexico guarded its drivers’ data. Border Patrol is watching anyway.

In this commentary, UNM law professor and former ACLU attorney Shaw Drake examines how federal surveillance towers in Sunland Park expose limits in New Mexico's new driver privacy law. Shaw Drake, University of New Mexico School of Law. This commentary was originally published by Source New Mexico on Oct. 26,...

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El Paso proposes changing trash, recycling bin placement for collection

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- Trash and recycling bins could move from the curb to an alley if the City of El Paso moves forward with proposed changes. Friday, the City of El Paso said the Environmental Services Department invited residents to a series of public meetings to provide feedback on the proposed changes. The The post El Paso proposes changing trash, recycling bin placement for collection appeared first on KVIA .

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