Today's intelligence: Federal lands mining law is seriously antiquated. Will new task force recommendations for reform be implemented?
Read MoreStuff you need to know, 10.3.23
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Today's intelligence: How will New Mexicans be hurt if the federal government goes dark at one minute past midnight tonight?
Read MoreStuff you need to know, 9.30.23
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John Johanek September 29, 2023 Arts & Culture , Economy , Education , Environment , Government , Health , History/Natural History , Politics , Social Issues , Statewide News & Information , Visuals See the works of sixteen photographers from across the western United States.
Read MoreFree Photography Exhibit in Kingston
The recent trash clean-up event was a great success and just one of a number of projects on the docket for MainStreet Truth or Consequences.
Read MoreTrash Clean Up event a success
Today's intelligence: wrap-up of testimony in the trial of the New Mexico Republican Party's civil suit charging that the state's new congressional district map is unfairly gerrymandered
Read MoreStuff you need to know, 9.29.23
This outdoor recreation plan has had massive community support but has been hanging fire for four and a half years.
Read MoreTruth or Consequences City Commission approves “concept plan” for Turtleback Trails
Today's intelligence:: President Biden protects the Endangered Species status of an iconic New Mexican grouse.
Read MoreStuff you need to know, 9.28.23
Who determined this capital project should be pursued and why? The City commission and the city manager do not deign to answer.
Read MoreHere we go again: another $9.9 million water project hits the capital-project pipeline and the city commission asks nary a question
Today's intelligence: "Marty," New Mexico's sole known moose, is again on the loose.
Read MoreStuff you need to know, 9.26.23
The moments after experiencing a wondrous nature wow, are often a quiet time of reflection. Reaching back and replaying the moments is a skill so worth developing. A recent early morn thunderstorm was such a moment for me. I can only hope others were wowed by the same storm.
Read MoreAftermath delight