Stuff you need to know, 4.20.23
Here's the scoop about your state tax rebate.
Category News
Stuff you need to know, 4.19.23
Today's intelligence: A new poll shows that Biden's approval rating remains underwater across much of the country, even in blue New Mexico. Plus: arguments against eliminating Mexican gray wolves known to have killed livestock
Good old boy government wins, people and dogs lose in Mayor Forrister’s animal cruelty case
After seven months of waiting for the Forristers' trial, the case ends in limbo.
Stuff you need to know, 4.17.23
Today's intelligence: A new Creative Industries Division of the New Mexico Economic Development Department will launch in July.
Earth Day potluck / demo / video at Ingo’s in TorC
This Saturday join in an Earth Day potluck celebration at Ingo's Art Cafe on Broadway in TorC.
Citizens bewail city’s removal of trees downtown
Trees planted 23 years ago sought water from leaky water pipes below. They had to go, according to City Manager Bruce Swingle.
Stuff you need to know, 4.13.23
Today's intelligence: A 400-year-old Spanish dialect spoken only in the remote corners of New Mexico is in danger of dying out. The federal government has recently launched an aerial survey of possible exploitable minerals lying deep under the surface in the bootleg of New Mexico.
Stuff you need to know, 4.12.23
Today's intelligence: possible state and federal solutions to the Southwest's water crisis, none of them pain-free
Stuff you need to know, 4.11.23
An eyewitness report on Yvette Herrell's 2024 announcement rally yesterday. Plus: Spaceport America officials decline to comment on how Virgin Orbit's bankrupty will affect Spaceport tenant Virgin Galatic's future in general and specifically its operations in Sierra County.
Stuff you need to know, 4.10.23
A wrapup of the bills passed by the New Mexico Legislature that were signed into law by Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham
Stuff you need to know, 4.7.23
Significant new state and federal investments in the recreational, water supply and health care assets of southern New Mexico
Stuff you need to know, 4.6.23
New Mexico's new Attorney General, who began his career as a child abuse prosecutor, explains how a proposed children's civil rights divison in his office would work.