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- Silver City Pride event set for September
LGBTQ Grant County will stage an inclusive, intergenerational Pride festival that celebrates the best of Silver City on Friday, Sept. 20, and Saturday, Sept. 21. On Friday, Sept. 20, from 5-8 p.m., the Pride weekend kicks off with a special Pride Dance in Gough Park, 1200 N. Pope St., hosted by DJ Robbie Rob.
Gameday Central: Everything you need to know for Southeast Missouri vs New Mexico State
New Mexico State kicks off its season against Southeast Missouri State (1-0) at home at 7 p.m. on Saturday. The Aggies finished 10-5 in 2023, their second 10-win season in school history. NM State appeared in the Conference USA Championship Game in their first season in the conference, falling to Liberty, before losing to Fresno State in the New Mexico Bowl. The Aggies are looking to start 1-0 for the first time since 2014 and reach three...
Clovis college went on lockdown after gunfire during home invasion
The Clovis Police Department said Julian Montoya, 43, was arrested after he was accused of breaking into a home and shooting at a resident, leading a nearby college to go into lockdown on Friday.
Arizona Women’s Cross Country Earns Second Place at Season Opener
In the season opener at the NMSU Lori Fitzgerald Open, the Arizona Women’s Cross Country team secured a commendable second-place finish, while the Men’s team placed third. The standout for the women's team was triathlete Molly Lakustiak, who recorded a fifth-place finish in the 5k with a time of 17:59.02. For the men, newcomer Gideon Mengich led the Wildcats, finishing 10th in the 5k with a time of 14:54.90. Both teams will aim to improve their standings at the upcoming Cougar Classic on September 13 in Colfax, Washington.
Las Cruces man who sued for Public Safety panel's records prevails; city pays $95K
In a victory for transparency advocates, Las Cruces has paid out nearly $95,000 in penalties and fees and relinquished documents associated to its Public Safety Select Committee after a judge's ruling in a case that found the city was not following New Mexico's public records law. Third Judicial Court Judge James T. Martin handed down his ruling on July 29. He ordered the city to release all responsive and non-privileged documents and provide a written description of...
ABQ BioPark holding free event for teachers on September 21
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Teachers from the metro and surrounding areas are invited to explore the ABQ BioPark Zoo and see the educational experiences available for their students. This is part of the BioPark’s annual Teacher Open House. It will be on September 21 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Admission is free for teachers and […]
Pop Pop’s Italian shaved ice mobile units offer unique event experience
Since 1997, Pop Pop’s has been serving the best Italian shaved ice in Albuquerque. In 2018, the company was sold to new owners who transitioned it to a new business model that focuses on mobile retail units. With several thousand events in the last few years, Pop Pop’s has grown to over eight mobile units and opened a retail store in 2022.
Bonito Lake reopening for fishing this weekend
ALAMOGORDO, N.M. (KRQE) – Bonito Lake near Ruidoso will reopen this weekend but only for fishing. The lake was scheduled to open earlier this summer but was closed the day before its reopening due to the Blue 2 Fire. Before that fire, the 2012 Little Bear Fire burned a large area and was followed by […]
Hobbs Eagles fly past Artesia in high scoring contest
A recovered onside kick in the fourth quarter and four interceptions by Artesia quarterback Izac Cazares helped the Hobbs Eagles to a 44-40 win over the Bulldogs Friday night at Watson Memorial Stadium in Hobbs. The game was fast paced from the opening kick off as both teams traded touchdowns...
Socorro gears up for another state playoff run
Socorro heads into the Class 3A football season on perhaps the Warriors’ toughest campaign in years, which also includes more teams in District 3-3A. District 3A has added Dexter, Ruidoso, and New Mexico Military Institute to the mix of Socorro, Hot Springs, Cobre, and Hatch Valley.
Heartbreaker: Rams lose tough season opener
RIO RANCHO — It was a packed house for the home opener as the Rio Rancho High School Rams volleyball team took a heartbreaking loss in straight sets to the St. Pius Sartans, 3-0. RRHS may have lost all three sets (25-20, 25-23, 25-23), but the game was much closer than the final score indicates. The Rams fought to the end, even taking the lead late in the third set when junior middle blocker, Briland Kienle, blocked a powerful spike from Pius and put the score at 21-20. But it proved too little too late, and the Rams fell one final time, 25-23.
Secret City Car Show Is Saturday, Aug. 31 At Overlook Park In White Rock
The Secret City Car Show at Overlook Park on Saturday, Aug. 31 is free to attend but vendor and car showing is either $20 or $20 food donation for LA Cares. They will have a table there to promote their program and provide information on what they offer for those in need.
Las Cruces football narrowly loses while Organ Mountain's fourth quarter push falls short
Las Cruces (1-1) and Organ Mountain (0-2) both lost their respective matchups Friday evening to Volcano Vista (1-1) and Deming (2-0), respectively. Both the Bulldawgs and Knights played on the road. Las Cruces 24, Volcano Vista 27 The Bulldawgs started strong with two touchdowns from junior running back Daniel Amaro in the first quarter,...
LAPS Announces Los Alamos High School 2024 Homecoming Details
The community is invited to join in this year’s Homecoming as Los Alamos High School will say, “Night, Night, Knights!” when they play against the Del Norte Knights in the Homecoming Football Game Friday Sept. 27. Homecoming Week is Sept. 23-27. The Homecoming Parade will be held Friday, Sept. 27 on Central Avenue.
City of Artesia opposes State electric vehicle charger mandate
The City of Artesia opposed state requirements that new electrical vehicle (EV) charging stations be added to certain new construction projects in New Mexico. City Councilors voted Aug. 13 to approve a resolution in opposition to the rules, said Luke Burns, City of Artesia spokesperson. He said the council had...
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