Las Cruces, NM News

• Las Cruces, NM News
• Laabs, East Mesa outdoor pools open today
• Fallen Las Cruces soldier honored for sacrifice at memorial service
• Whitewater-Baldy Fire burns through 80,000 acres, still at zero containment
• State senator defends use of campaign money
• Seniors of Mesilla Valley Christian Schools take center stage
• LCPD blotter (May 24)
• Doña Ana County opens 'kitty condo' cat adoption site
• Many areas in Gila still open despite fire
• Man dies in accident on NM 404
• Doña Ana County Sheriff's Department to enforce vicious dog requirements
• Alzheimer's Association offering caregiver course in Las Cruces
• Las Crucen arrested in strong-armed robbery
• Free grandparents raising grandchildren workshop June 1
• Governor orders flags at half staff for Staff Sgt. Nuañes
• Want to transfer to another high school in Las Cruces? Today's the deadline
• Growing fire in Gila destroys 12 homes; now more than 70,000 acres
• City puts new purchases on hold for a month
• Gun seller gets five years in border smuggling case
• Las Cruces bus riders learn to cope at stops without shelters
• Feds target alleged Las Cruces-based meth trafficking ring
• Escapee from Las Cruces juvenile facility convicted of kidnapping
• Animal cruelty charges filed in Fairacres hoarding case
• Man stabs, shoots at pit bulls after attack
• Las Cruces school district denies parents' claims of civil rights violations
• Mesilla man taken to hospital after crash on I-10
• Dry, dead Las Cruces landscapes can increase fire risks
• Gila fires clouding Las Cruces skies, spark allergies and breathing problems
• Lunch with Las Cruces mayor today
• Roadblocks planned today on U.S. 70 near White Sands Missile Range
• Pit bulls euthanized after Wednesday attack
• Join in Las Cruces farewell to an American hero
• Electric Light Parade to be moved downtown
• Graduation will be a production at Alma d'arte
• Child abuse convictions in gang initiation
• 18-year-old charged with arson
• <b><font color="b22222">UPDATE:</font></b> Strong winds fan wildfires near Silver City; more than 20,000 acres charred
• Free public open mic nights at Barnes & Noble
• High school graduations rebroadcast Saturday
• Public meeting today for highway project
• NMSU holiday hours and restaurant re-openings
• Trial starts for Berino teenager charged with attacking security officer
• Candidate forum today in Mesquite
• School year ends today for most Las Cruces students
• Elephant Butte Lake visitors prep for holiday fun
• Railroad Modeling Classes Offered as Part of Blue Star Museums
• Rail Readers Book Club: ‘The Victim in Victoria Station’
• PHOTO GALLERY: Sunset in the Mesilla Valley
• LCPD blotter (May 21)
• Mayfield student wins car for school attendance
• Miyagishima may seek help from LA mayor to pay campaign debt
• Commission bans open burning in Doña Ana County for next 90 days
• Former Las Cruces coach arrested on federal child porn charges
• Police seek information on Command Bunker burglary
• NMSU summer science program reaches students with disabilities
• State Investment Council down to one vacancy
• 2010 census missed more than 1.5M minorities
• Tuition deal between Colorado, New Mexico renewed
• Doña Ana County Commission endorses national monument proposal
• Big box stores recycle a lot of big boxes
• Cancer group hosts speaker Bill Henderson today
• Las Cruces school board meets today
• Lingering drought in Doña Ana County sparks open burning discussion
• Southern New Mexico Wine Festival 2012
• Rancho Del Rey plan raises questions about infrastructure
• LCPD blotter (May 20)
• City, county, state police focus eyes on road and you
• Funeral service set for Las Cruces soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Las Cruces boxer may be small, but she dreams big
• Food, fun, games part of D.A.R.E. Day in Las Cruces
• Retired NFL player Sideeq Shabazz heads speed camps for kids
• Hometown Las Cruces author to sign new crime book
• Public welcome at Austin Trout media day
• PHOTO GALLERY: Solar eclipse
• Greyhound to operate at new Las Cruces location
• Deputies still searching for fugitive from 2010 assault
• No new items on agenda Monday for City Council
• Las Cruces to gain another dollar store
• Border Patrol focus shifts to battling global crime, terror threats
• Have grilling questions? There're apps for that
• WSMR volunteer wins shopping spree
• NMSU grad student wins NSF grant to help map genetic structure of chile
• Mayfield, Oñate and Las Cruces High hold graduations
• SWAT team called out to home near North Valley and Hadley
• Intermittent roadblocks today on U.S. 70
• Garrison flag to fly today at Las Cruces park
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• Run For the Wall stops in Las Cruces to honor military, veterans
• NMSU's Children's Village offers multiple early childhood programs, research opportunities
• Hard work helps Hatch Valley grads succeed
• LCPD blotter (May 17)
• Two-year-old boy dies following Wednesday crash in Anthony
• Former Picacho Middle School basketball coach indicted on child porn charges
• Former Sunland Park public works director indicted on fraud charges
• Longtime NM senator faces an upstart and opposition from a state teachers' union
• Little Guy In A Tie's Best Bets for the weekend
• Mayor's "Meet and Greet" on Sunday
• I-25 construction zone clearing set Monday in Las Cruces
• Battery suspect arrested after attempting to disarm Las Cruces police
• <b><font color="B22222">UPDATE: </b></font>State police respond to rollover crash at Stern Drive, south of Las Cruces
• Las Cruces to mark Bike to Work Day today
• Two Democrats seek Appeals Court seat once held by Robles
• San Andres High School seniors graduate today
• Gadsden High to hold graduation ceremonies today
• RV takes fall off Leasburg Dam embankment
• Summer Exhibitions at The Las Cruces Museum of Art
• Trustees approve Mesilla's first property tax increase
• Wednesday's fatal crash not first at Anthony intersection
• Las Montañas graduates look to the future
• Alamogordo man sentenced to 193 years in Fairacres kidnap, torture case
• Adult, juvenile charged for armed robbery
• NM air-quality division issues customer survey
• Las Cruces Sun-News Memorial Day schedule
• Innovate+Educate to award $50,000 grant
• Innovate+Educate, a national nonprofit supporting STEM education, recently annou...
• Las Cruces woman, boyfriend arrested after 19-month-old found to have fractured arms, bruises
• Three Democrats vie foe County Commission District 2 seat
• Two sitting commissioners in three-way race
• Portrait of former Las Cruces mayor to be unveiled Saturday
• Tea Party of Las Cruces meeting today
• EXPLORE at the Las Cruces Museum of Natural History
• <b><font color="B22222">UPDATE: </b></font>Three dead, 1 seriously injured in crash; pregnant woman gives birth after crash
• Fallen Las Cruces soldier Israel P. Nuañes remembered for love of life
• Residents of Anthony, NM protest police immigration enforcement
• Investigators probe Sunland Park MVD office
• Mescalero, N.M., man sentenced to 121 months for child sexual abuse conviction
• Chaparral High seniors take spotlight Thursday
• Outgoing senator critical of Martinez for role in primary
• NMSU to host free event Sunday to watch solar eclipse
• NM pays $22M in credits to 'Avengers'
• Funeral set Monday for Las Cruces businessman
• Yappy Hour tonight at Andele's Dog House
• Authorities raid Sunland Park MVD, audit effects ripple through city
• Hancock, Bonner vie for commissioner in District 4
• Exercises at WSMR put new military technology to the test
• Cynthia Nava, J. Paul Taylor to be honored by NMSU
• Memorial honors fallen officers
• Trial under way for '05 torture suspect Johnny M. Gutierrez
• Suspicious fire damages Las Cruces house
• Las Cruces woman sentenced to federal prison for money laundering conviction
• Two Democrats vie for House seat vacated by Cervantes
• Faywood rancher, newspaper columnist dies at Rancho Del Rio, near Deming
• LCPD blotter (May 14)
• Young dog-mauling victim laid to rest
• PRC chairman Patrick Lyons sought restraining order against citizen, backs off for now
• Abundant blessings
• Funeral set today for 15-month-old dog-mauling victim
• State steps in, suspends Sunland Park finance director, purchasing agent
• Another contentious meeting in Sunland Park, another delay in choosing mayor
• Longtime farm bureau spokesman Erik Ness dies
• Mesilla property tax increase on hold — for now
• District 31 Senate race pits lawmaker against former mayor
• Different styles clash in primary race for House District 35
• Youth baseball team sports camouflaged jerseys in honor of military
• No increase in park impact fees — for at least a year
• Body of Las Cruces businessman found on NMSU campus
• Suspected sex offender arrested near Sunland Park
• Serving our community in different ways
• Mayor Ken Miyagishima to award $2,000 Subway grant to Las Cruces Catholic School
• George Lopez adds second show to El Paso stop
• City work session to focus on downtown redevelopment today
• Wilson brings strong résumé into GOP Senate race against Sowards
• Heinrich, Balderas both focus on humble backgrounds in U.S. Senate race
• Veteran lawmaker Smith to face challenge for Senate seat
• Former county chairman Butler to challenge Garcia in District 36 Democratic primary
• Sunland Park slated to appoint mayor tomorrow night
• Empty no more: Dick's Sporting Goods, Lithia Motors to fill commercial space in Las Cruces
• Bouquets and barrel racing
• Will gas prices continue to fall?
• New Mexico Police train from WSMR's skies
• SmallSat Lab nurtures spaceport opportunities for NMSU students
• More than 2,200 graduates get their degrees at NMSU commencement
• More than 2,200 graduates get their degrees at NMSU commencement
• With support, Desert Pride teens overcome tough past to start bright future
• NMSU budget cuts spending, but raises faculty pay slightly
• Occupy Las Cruces returns to campsite
• Students experience 1912 through NMSU Time Travel program
• Las Cruces man charged for sexual contact with minor
• Las Cruces woman jailed for child abuse, DWI
• Woman charged with DWI, child abuse
• Silver City man pleads guilty to stolen identity refund fraud
• Special Olympics flame of hope comes to Las Cruces
• Free eye care for infants coming to Las Cruces
• Garrison Flag to fly Sunday in Las Cruces
• Intermittent roadblocks scheduled on U.S. 70
• Discolored water possible Tuesday in parts of Las Cruces
• Name that graduate: NMSU commencement readers do their homework
• NM State Police report missing La Mesa man found
• Las Crucen accused of possessing child porn will not return to coaching
• LCPS art exhibit opening reception today
• Community college graduates look ahead to new possibilities
• Increased groundwater pumping stirs concern
• Police search for missing 91-year-old La Mesa man
• Los Lunas man files police complaint against PRC Chairman Pat Lyons
• Support letter carriers drive against hunger in Doña Ana County
• Dying father able to see son 'graduate' from NMSU weeks before commencement
• LCPD blotter (May 9)
• Las Cruces man charged with intentional child abuse
• New scholarship honors memory of former NMSU engineering student
• Sunland Park reschedules mayor meeting
• NMSU puts a business spin on kids summer camp
• DACC offers 'Kids Kollege' over the summer
• Las Cruces man arrested for sexually assaulting young girl
• Are breed-specific laws needed for pit bulls?
• DACC nursing program waits to hear about accreditation
• Las Cruces leaders to talk business in Washington, D.C.
• Public memorial in Las Cruces to honor fallen officers
• Las Cruces police continue investigation into fatal dog attack
• 2 men arrested after allegedly raping, beating woman in Chaparral
• Las Cruces coach arrested on child exploitation charges
• Storm brings relief, damage to southern NM, more in store
• Valley View Elementary School briefly evacuated after odd smell detected
• ESL tutoring workshops coming
• Las Cruces police arrest three on burglary charges
• Bomb squad demonstrates use of robotics at Highland Elementary School
• The Greater Las Cruces Chamber of Commerce would like to welcome its newest memb...
• NMSU rodeo teams finish season with women, men in second place nationally
• Tyrone man nets $515,000 in Roadrunner Cash drawing
• Congressman Steve Pearce announces winner of congressional art competition
• Rain finally falls in Las Cruces
• Las Cruces school district shares $360M preliminary budget plan
• 16-month-old girl killed by family's pit bull in Las Cruces
• Pegasus chooses Hobbs for $1 billion mock city
• LCPD blotter (May 7)
• Early voting under way in 2012 primaries
• Mayfield High School pioneers Styrofoam recycling
• NMSU president weighs options for athletics, conferences
• Warped Tour 2012: Tour seeks local band submissions, launches iPhone app
• Ultra-marathon runner Micah True died from natural causes in the Gila Wilderness
• Plan ahead to avoid parking, traffic problems at NMSU graduation
• Morning mishap
• El Paseo Road lane closures set
• Mental health first aid classes offered
• Last Chance to register for WSMR Golf Tournament at Red Hawk Golf Club!
• LCPS names new Valley View Elementary assistant principal to help with "turnaround'
• Mayor and top Las Cruces business leaders head to White House
• Snow-removal equipment part of proposed Las Cruces budget
• LCPS superintendent to discuss 2013 budget Tuesday
• Las Cruces elementary students receive special flag
• Want to be Sunland Park mayor? Submit résumé by Friday
• Las Cruces red-light "scofflaws' granted reprieve
• LCPD blotter (May 6)
• Mobile Operations Center at Mesilla Valley Mall
• Mesquite man charged with kidnapping, threatening teen
• NMSU police investigating weekend e-mail threat
• Vigil, candelight ceremony planned to honor Doña Ana County veterans
• Grab an umbrella: it's supposed to rain this week
• Circle K armed robbery suspect sought by Crime Stoppers
• Follow these guidelines to safely dispose prescription drugs
• Las Cruces City Council considers approving $229M budget
• WAC exodus puts Aggies' football future in question
• Last dance: Cinco de Mayo finishes with family fun
• Don't make your mother lie, get her something she'll like
• NMSU, DACC grads head into teeth of jobs market
• Child neglect another problem for Sunland Park
• Tablet PCs to replace paper at NIE
• Tales to tell: student to research ancient teeth in Peru
• Report: Las Cruces Public Schools graduation rates hold steady
• Las Cruces Sun-News launches App
• Sunland Park postpones mayor selection until May 14
• The Rift and the River: The Geology of Southern New Mexico at the Las Cruces Museum of Natural History
• Pearce hears debate on Organ Mountains monument proposal
• More construction on NMSU Arts Complex
• Columbia Elementary School wins #1 math team
• Las Cruces judge throws out stalking case against ex-teacher
• Little Guy in a Tie's Best Bets
• NMSU College of Education to honor academic achievement
• LCPS security coordinator Todd Gregory receives licensure
• Too many cervezas during Cinco de Mayo? Doña Ana County offers low-fare taxi rides
• Horse owner sought by Las Cruces animal shelter
• Las Cruces Farmers & Crafts Market to relocate
• No surprise: Opposition grows for city's proposed gas rate hike
• Attorney's letter sheds light on Sunland Park violation
• Sunland Park to pick mayor (again)
• Stahmanns closing stores in Las Cruces, La Mesa, shuttering mail-order business
• LCPD blotter (May 2)
• Mesquite robbery suspect arrested
• Metro-Narcotics seizes 1 kilo cocaine, cash in drug bust
• Detention hearing set for Holloman Air Force Base couple charged in child abuse resulting in death
• Mexican resident arrested in Las Cruces for using disabled Arizona teen's Social Security number
• Scam again targeting Las Crucens with fake calls
• Mayfield High top Air Force JROTC unit in marksmanship
• Las Cruces school to celebrate No. 1 math team
• DACC architecture student showcase today
• Las Cruces marks National Day of Prayer today
• Las Cruces meeting today on proposed gas rate hike
• Missile range to test GPS jamming technology today
• LCPD blotter (May 1)
• Hispano Chamber recognizes middle school students
• Young people walk for peace in Syria, elsewhere
• NM man with 8 drunken-driving arrests says ineffective lawyer got him convicted
• NM horse racing industry backs reforms, oversight
• Las Cruces hazmat team contains chemical spill at truck stop
• El Paso Electric first-quarter profits decline
• Las Cruces Rotarians set benefit yard sale
• Radium Springs fire a reminder of dry, dangerous conditions
• NMSU speech and hearing center celebrates 50th
• Memorial honors fallen NMSU students
• Record-high prices spark theft of alfalfa, concerns for horses
• Red tape prevents improved tents for shelter
• Country club hires NAI 1st Valley to assist sale
• NM unlikely to challenge Las Cruces' plan to shut off utilities of red-light scofflaws
• Silver City's Tour of the Gila offers plenty to do besides cycling
• Adult co-rec sand volleyball league registration
• Las Cruces Tea Party members meet Thursday
• Ex-Sunland Park official charged with nine new felonies; El Pasoan arrested in case
• Pet adoption events slated Saturday
• Rudy Apodaca public book signing set for Friday
• Children's concert planned Sunday
• NMSU professor receives award to fund artificial intelligence project
• Mayfield boys soccer meeting Wednesday
• New Mexico to receive $10,459,315 in grants for community health centers
• WAC future muddy as more schools reportedly leaving
• Las Cruces utility cutoff policy for failure to pay red-light fines draws fire
• City-produced PSA seeks menacing actor
• Las Cruces yard sales can be costly if you don't follow the rules
• Judge lowers bond for Sunland Park's former Mayor-elect Daniel Salinas
• DACC's Huerta named finalist for president of Santa Fe school
• Las Cruces to gain third Dollar General store
• Cowboys for Cancer Research presents $330,000 to NMSU Foundation
• Chaparral meeting set to discuss roundabout
• NMSU president represents university at Global Summit
• DWI checkpoints scheduled for May
• "Artscool' features NMSU students' artwork
• NMSU regents to meet May 11
• NMSU's Knapp tapped University Dance Educator of the Year
• LCPS teachers gain insights with tour of Spaceport America
• On the recruitment trail: Have gun, will travel
• Health care corridor: Las Cruces' west side picks up new business
• Elephant Butte Dam: Irrigation shaped Mesilla Valley's history
• Las Cruces Ciclovia event gets kids, parents active
• Army's largest solar array breaks ground
• Is renting now the new buying?
• Fire damages El Paso restaurant
• City officials say ball is now in court of Country Club for proposed sale
• Downtown streets are the canvass for chalk art festival
• Voting record for local legislators
• Annual spring game a teaser for Aggies fans
• La Viña Spring Wine Festival begins in La Union
• Special audit of Sunland Park to reveal "numerous' violations, auditor says
• Gary Johnson expected to be named Libertarian candidate for president
• Two freshmen picked to fill the boots of NMSU mascot Pistol Pete
• March of Dimes March for Babies
• Pet cemetery spring cleanup
• Man wanted for allegedly battering ex-girlfriend is arrested
• Relay for life at NMSU
• Sunland Mayor steps down, hopes for reappointment
• Three freshmen take their shot to be the next Pistol Pete
• LCPD blotter (April 26)
• Las Cruces man found guilty of 12th DWI
• Pearce to hold congressional forum on Organ Mountains
• Man arrested for physically assaulting stepfather
• Las Cruces mother, children located in Gallup; mother charged with child abuse
• NMSU women's and men's rodeo teams hold on to first and second place
• Doña Ana County investigators uncover evidence of alleged animal hoarding at home
• NMSU Police responds to disturbance at student government debate
• NMSU Regents to meet May 11
• Nano board workshop offered at NMSU in June
• Conservation Corps. grants go to local projects
• 1,000 walkers expected for March for Babies
• If you or anyone you know is looking for employment, don't forget to check out t...
• The Chamber would like to thank everyone who braved the weather and came out to...
• Las Cruces among worst cities for short-term air pollution
• Sunland Park may have to re-select mayor, Attorney General says
• Book Bonaza
• Man wanted for allegedly grabbing ex-girlfriend's hair then dragging her while he drove off
• Police seek woman and two daughters who may have fled town during investigation
• Country Club rejects city's $1 million purchase offer
• Drivers urged to slow down, show caution in work zones
• LCPD blotter (April 25)
• Las Cruces Walk for Freedom organizer calls for all to join
• Investigators find evidence of animal hoarding and animal cruelty in home west of Las Cruces
• LCPD issues 190 citations in traffic operations
• Nano board workshop offered at NMSU in June
• NMSU, Las Cruces hospitals again commit to "Tough Enough' campaign
• Las Cruces drug take-back event now has 7th location
• Go digital at NMSU's Girlhood Remixed summer camp
• City mulling new home for roadrunner sculpture
• 'The Real World' stops in Las Cruces for look at region's talent
• Las Cruces parents talk prom night strategy, safety
• Pike Powderpuff set Saturday at NMSU
• Musician and environmentalist to perform at NMSU
• Doña Ana County ADA advisory board meets May 2
• Mariachi conference lands $25,000 grant
• County infant confirmed with whopping cough
• Las Cruces teens ready to make prom memories
• Suspect surrenders after standoff with SWAT team in Las Cruces
• Police arrest Las Cruces man charged with assault on girlfriend
• FBI arrests two people on charges of child abuse resulting in death
• 2012 Prius winner announced
• Shelter's spay and neuter requests slowing down
• Former NM governor headed toward Libertarian presidential nomination
• The Chamber is hard at work meeting with delegates from all levels of government...
• Barbecue, concert today at Good Samaritan Village
• With no AC, Cervantes Village families swelter in heat
• Mesilla approves contract for sewer extension
• Army cutworm moths launch mass invasion of New Mexico
• Governor among those celebrating start of I-10, I-25 interchange project
• 'Recycle right' and you could win rewards
• MVRDA: Avoid North Doña Ana Road
• AG or DA may look into Sunland Park open meetings complaint
• LCPD blotter (April 23)
• Las Cruces man charged with battering girlfriend
• Doña Ana County blood drive nets 31 pints
• Fallen peace officers memorial service set May 15
• Pet cemetery cleanup Saturday/Sunday
• Police: Shoplifting suspect cut store employee with box cutter
• Saturday benefit to support Juarez shelter
• Did Sunland Park violate Open Meetings Act?
• City to make offer on Las Cruces Country Club
• Las Cruces murder defendant arraigned
• <b><font color="B22222">Updated:</b></font> City to red-light scofflaws: Pay up or shut up
• Las Cruces unveils preliminary budget for 2013
• Doña Ana County to vote on liquor license transfer
• Firefighters respond to mobile home fire in Vado
• Courts reject candidates attempt to get on magistrate ballot
• Vado man surrenders following alleged machete attack
• NMSU job fair brings in school districts from different states
• Ron Paul to host town hall at UTEP on Wednesday
• 'Estamos Unidos' to focus on immigration rights
• LCPD blotter (April 22)
• Wristbands for Bill Clinton speech at El Paso County Coliseum still available
• NMSU Horticulture Forum selling plants Thursday, Friday
• National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day coming up in Doña Ana County
• Environmental enthusiasm: Giant roadrunner unveiled at Earth Day celebration
• Family vacation planning time is upon us
• Las Cruces commercial permits rise, but will trend last?
• Spaceport's evolving plans rile Hatch officials
• NMSU's Apache Point Observatory team observes record 103,000 spectra in March
• Swing-state unemployment down, Obama's chances up
• Border Book Festival brings healers to Las Cruces
• Crime victims find support at march, expo
• Holloman announces f-22 flying schedule
• Probationer arrested for child pornography
• Volunteers spruce up school during Comcast Care Day
• City to consider new emergency-response program
• Pegasus mock city proposal raises questions and hopes
• Mesilla to consider wastewater improvements
• Little Guy in a Tie's Best Bets
• Vaqueros to meet with fans today at Barnes & Noble
• Hispano Chamber presents annual awards
• Krahling resigns Spaceport America post
• Gov. Martinez appoints judges to District, Magistrate courts
• LCPD blotter (April 19)
• Doña Ana County offers free mosquito-eating fish
• Las Cruces burglary suspect Identified as juvenile, now charged with concealing identity
• NM Cattle Growers to Meet in Truth or Consquences
• NMSU debate to focus on education policy
• Court Youth Center gets grant for history project
• Roadwork begins Monday on Sonoma Ranch Boulevard
• Pearce to co-host job fair in Las Cruces
• Ft. Bliss board to meet in Chaparral
• Governor to attend highway groundbreaking
• Good Morning and Happy Friday! Today, the Greater Las Cruces Chamber of Commerce...
• Easier access to voting sites may improve Las Cruces turnout
• Grand jury indicts Salinas and former Sunland Park police chief
• Proposed early college high school would prep future doctors, nurses
• Library announces Children's Day/Book Day program
• LCPD blotter (April 18)
• County offers free fish to curb skeeters
• Doña Ana County deputies uncover 60 pounds of pot during traffic stop
• Tougher penalties, testing considered for horse racing
• Las Cruces mother of three arrested on child abuse charges
• Las Cruces auto burglary victims chase down suspect, wait for police
• NMSU students incorporate research into Earth Week plant sale project
• NMSU dance program presents Havana Nights
• NMSU parking lot to close April 28
• NMSU astronomers host stargazing April 27
• NMSU Police offer "Fight Like a Girl" class Sunday
• Surprise: Sunland Park appoints 24-year-old mayor
• Cross-country ride promotes kindness; respect for for military, police and fire
• Put your guns up — NMSU looking for its next Pistol Pete(s)
• Albuquerque Drug Court participant will serve 15-year prison sentence for meth, gun charges
• Murder trial begins for Tony Garza in 2010 shooting death of Benjamin Baeza
• LCPD blotter (April 17)
• Prescription drugs "Take-Back' event is April 28
• 49 citations issued during Wednesday operation
• 'That Dam Run' canceled; not enough runners
• Mesilla Elementary to hold annual art auction
• NMSU assistant professors honored for awards
• Crime Victims' Expo and Memorial Walk planned
• Highland Elementary Spring-a-Ma-Jig is May 3
• Las Cruces contractor sentenced for fraud, embezzlement case
• NM Sen. Munoz drops lawsuit against challenger
• The Greater Las Cruces Chamber of Commerce would like to welcome a new member :)...
• Recycling right could mean prizes for Las Cruces residents
• Young professionals seek Sunland Park mayor post, pledge change
• City sets fees for use of downtown facilities
• State funds 54 more reading coaches for young students
• Spaceport board considers contracts Wednesday
• Defense attorney accuses DA's Office of 'sensationalizing' Sunland Park case
• New Mexico woman killed in crash on I-10 near Vinton
• Occupy Las Cruces rallys in downtown
• Convicted sex offender sentenced by Las Cruces judge after failing to register
• Yappy Hour at Andele's Dog House
• Doña Ana County sheriff's investigators search for man in machete assault
• Sunland Park Codes Enforcement investigating meth lab dumping in industrial park
• Las Cruces Fire Department extinguishes house fire
• Las Cruces yard and garage sales must meet rules
• LCPD investigating Monday night shots-fired incident
• Las Cruces named 7th 'Hardest Working Town in America'
• Las Cruces or Hobbs? Decision on $1B Pegasus project coming soon
• Sunland Park takes up mayor vacancy issue on Wednesday
• Doña Ana County growers to get minimal irrigation water
• Feral hogs may reach Doña Ana County, official says
• Pegasus project could boost Las Cruces building/real estate industries
• Earth Day looms, make your work area green
• Strong wind, blowing dust can't deter cleanup effort
• Jackson packs the Pan Am
• Gusty Gus: Macker plays on despite strong winds
• Energy secretary Bemis was second choice but is now settling in
• American Indian Week concludes with celebration
• NMSU newscast judged second-best in region
• Holloman announces flight schedule
• Animal shelter needs late surge of votes
• NMSU OASIS Club to host annual Earth Day Festival
• Deputy responsible for keeping track of sex offenders
• City to consider new policy for use of Main Street
• Sex offenders live near schools throughout Las Cruces
• Registered sex offender describes impact on his life
• High winds force Insterstate 10 closure
• Principal makes a big splash
• Oxygen masks for man's best friend
• Sun-news makes magic at Macker Media Game
• Biad Chile seeking chile recipes for book contest
• Closing of Las Cruces eatery La Iguana 'sad' for downtown scene
• <font color="b22222">UPDATE:</font>Sunland Park meeting postponed for crowd control
• Shifting gears and orange barrels, Las Cruces road projects slow drivers
• Pegasus official will visit city Monday to discuss $1 billion facility
• Progressive nonprofit accuses Orlando of campaign violations
• LCPD blotter (April 11)
• DACC Career Expo
• Happy Thursday! The Greater Las Cruces Chamber of Commerce would like to welcome...
• 'Real World' casting call April 25 at The Game
• Volunteers needed to restore Rio Grande riverside ecosystem
• Butterfield Shooting Range hours revised
• AARP chapter meeting at Munson Center
• Celebrating Young Children event Saturday
• Engineers Without Borders fundraiser Saturday
• NMSU scholarship fundraiser set
• United Way WINGS group meets today
• Supreme Court still to decide on challenge to Hamilton
• Sunland Park sewage topic of U.S. Senate field hearing
• Bingaman speaks at lecture series
• NMSU's Center for the Arts
• LCPD blotter
• Candidates in 4 Doña Ana County towns free from disclosing campaign costs, donors
• Las Cruces man airlifted after motorcycle accident
• Body found in Chaparral believed to be that of missing man
• Sitel to hire 200 additional workers at call center
• NMSU Homecoming theme to celebrate Aggie pride
• Scholarships available for Las Cruces Academy
• Placement of containers will make Las Cruces cleanup easier
• NM National Guard leader resigns post
• NMSU student's Lego love leads to electrical engineering, Johns Hopkins internship
• Las Cruces homeowner disputes 'meth lab' allegations
• Rocked by scandal, Sunland Park considers next move
• City to consider possible purchase of Las Cruces Country Club
• LCPD blotter (April 9-10)
• Supreme Court rejects efforts to have candidates disqualified
• Finale for American Indian Week to be held at NMSU Museum
• New Mexico State Police cruiser shot at in Las Cruces
• Chamberino man sentenced to life for murder of 16-year-old
• Las Cruces man nets year in jail for strangling puppy
• Mask donations to help Doña Ana County firefighters rescue pets
• Appointments available for mobile spay/neuter van
• Suspect surrenders after drive-by shooting in Anthony
• Federal court rules for NM Gov. Susana Martinez in civil-rights suit stemming from time as Dona Ana County District Attorney
• NMSU Horn Choir spring benefit concert scheduled today
• Mesilla trustees approve Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks resolution
• Low water, high drama: Soldiers recount Gila kayaking trip
• Salinas accused of launching 'crime wave,' intimidating witnesses
• Doña Ana County farmers hope for best, but brace for worst
• Trial set for El Paso man charged in Sunland Park stabbing, sex assault
• Las Cruces city council grapples with cell phone tower locations
• Appeals Court reverses Doña Ana County child-support case
• New Mexico candidates use courts to reshape legislative races
• Indictments (April 5)
• TIDD board postpones prioritizing downtown Las Cruces development projects
• Doña Ana County property taxes due May 10
• Register for Museum of Natural History's summer camp
• Sayles Road north of Mesquite to close for work
• Public housing authority to meet Wednesday
• Businesses and organizations work together for safe Prom Night
• Doña Ana County car use raises questions but no rules broken
• Are you a food addict like me? There is help.
• Las Cruces shoppers pick up car-buying pace
• NMSU publishes report on evaluation of apple cultivars for Northern New Mexico orchards
• White Sands community manager earns Unsung Hero Award
• Facebook postings investigated in Tulsa shootings
• Dozens escape sinking riverboat in Carlsbad
• Clovis police investigating killing of man
• Support waning for Mexican gray wolf program
• Springfest draws thousands to Young Park
• Monument backers say there is no conflict with Pegasus proposal
• Past land grab has changed model for city growth
• Seedling trees distributed for Arbor Day Celebration
• Egg hunt, family fun at Springfest
• City to consider downtown projects when it meets Monday
• Holloman announces F-22 flying schedule
• BLM to increase fees at Dripping Springs and Aguirre Spring
• School coin drive to benefit March of Dimes
• Candidate forum Wednesday in village of Doña Ana
• Mesilla trustees to vote on support for proposed national monument
• Candidate may have exaggerated academic credentials
• Sunland Park Mayor-elect Salinas arrested again; charged with fraud and kickbacks
• New Las Cruces charter school to focus on immigrant students
• Voz Vaqueros cancel traditional Easter concert
• Register today for the Greater Las Cruces Chamber of Commerce's Small Business W...
• Las Cruces foreclosure rate up; help is available
• Udall to hold field hearing in Las Cruces on border program
• Members sought for Las Cruces campaign finance committee
• Sunland Park to declare vacant mayor spot
• Anthony police chief relieved of duties
• Las Cruces firefighters douse attic blaze
• Pit bull discrimination focus of upcoming film screening
• Magoffin statue pays Branigan a visit
• Boxing champ Austin Trout a knockout at East Picacho Elementary
• NMSU raises tuition, housing, parking costs
• Cinderella Prom Dress Project returns to NMSU
• Ben Archer Health Center gets dental grant
• Emergency food, shelter applications sought
• Volunteers needed to restore Rio Grande ecosystem
• Garrison flag will be flown on Easter
• Mayor to honor Las Cruces boxers at VFW
• Las Cruces parents arrested after kids test positive for cocaine
• Eddie Vedder postpones tour — which included stop in El Paso — due to nerve damage in his arm
• Chaparral Middle School students plant trees in honor of late teacher, gang resistance course
• Two Anthony men arrested in wake of March shooting
• Carlsbad shooting leaves one dead, one injured at Denny's restaurant
• Akela casino efforts nearing home stretch
• Spaceport America rocket launch set for Thursday
• NMSU regents to vote on tuition hike Thursday
• LCPD investigates man-with-machete report
• Balls and strikes: making the calls with Major League Baseball Umpire Doug Eddings
• Judge orders clerk to file response to magistrate candidate
• LCPD blotter (April 3)
• DA Amy Orlando challenges opponent's nomination petition
• Dickerson's Event Center converted to sports facility
• Valley View staff ousted in school turnaround plan
• Girl Scouts plan nature event at Mesilla Valley Bosque Sate Park
• LCHS JROTC unit takes first place at Bataan March
• Mayfield High School orchestra to host 5K & Fun Walk
• Transportation officials to give update on I-10/I-25 interchange project
• EBID to hold meetings about water release schedule
• 5th Annual Railroad Days at the Las Cruces Railroad Museum
• Las Cruces teen remembered as hard-working, helpful friend
• <font color="b22222">UPDATE:</font> Missing soldiers, 5 other kayakers located in Gila
• Doña Ana County one of two finalists for Pegasus project
• Supreme Court rules against Salinas in bid to be Sunland Park mayor
• Historic Susan Shelby Magoffin statue to visit Las Cruces
• Curbside recycling in Las Cruces hits one-year milestone
• Mesilla Valley Stamp Club to meet on Thursday
• Las Cruces man charged with battering fiancee
• Easter debate begins: Are chicks, ducklings safe as gifts?
• LCPD blotter (April 1-2)
• Send us your questions for southern NM's primary election
• Challenger alleges petition fraud against NM Sen. Pinto
• Las Cruces attorney announces run for Doña Ana County District Attorney
• Mesilla trustees approve Civil War reenactment
• <b><font color="b22222">UPDATE:</font></b> Police ID victims, suspect in fatal shooting
• Las Cruces council swears in Municipal Judge Kieran Ryan
• Martinez urges action when child abuse is suspected
• New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez for vice president? She says no
• <b><font color="b22222">UPDATE:</font></b> Search under way for Fort Bliss soldiers, El Paso civilian reported missing in Gila Wilderness
• New Mexico's Mega Millions winners start claiming prizes from historic drawing
• NMSU to celebrate American Indian Week
• Professor discusses partnership with Costa Rican research institute
• Hundreds of violations stopped by CBP officers in past 2 weeks
• NM BEST Robotics offers students real-world experience
• LCPS students bring home top prizes from state Science Fair
• NMSU regents to hold a special meeting Thursday
• County to host blood drive April 13
• County offices closed Friday
• No lost in space for them or me
• Keep up to date with Chamber events and activities with the 2 Weeks at a Glance...
• Las Cruces companies get in on Spaceport action
• Body of famed runner found after four-day search in Gila
• Support grows for proposed Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument
• Vietnam veterans honored
• Mock plane crash focus of emergency preparedness exercise
• NM horse-racing tracks called most dangerous in nation by NY Times
• Sunland Park is only accredited track in state
• Voting record of New Mexico's congressional delegation
• Sweet rides featured at Wheels of Dreams Car Show
• Holloman announces flight schedule for week
• Ryan expected to be named new municipal judge Monday
• Mesilla to elect mayor pro tem. at board meeting Monday
• Walking for a Cause
• 18-year-old driver crashes into Sisbarro truck-sales lot
• Friday evening brawl sends one man to hospital unconscious, police say
• BREAKING: Mega Millions winning numbers
• Mexico's demand for early release of water will harm local irrigators, congressman claims
• Trayvon Martin Remembered
• Search continues for runner missing in the Gila since Tuesday
• Magistrate judge candidates don't meet new requirements
• State champs cheer
• Las Cruces man shoots himself in leg
• LCPD blotter (March 29)
• NMSU Therapeutic Riding Program receives $500,000 planned gift, $25,000 for new covered arena
• NMSU's top cop hangs up his badge
• 101 citations issued in Highway 70 operations
• Electrical fire causes Lynn Middle School evacuation
• No injuries reported after Las Cruces school bus crash
• Las Cruces High to undergo major renovation project
• Spaceport to add 2,000 feet to runway at a cost of $7 million
• Famed runner Micah True missing in Gila Wilderness
• Bishop blesses groundbreaking for Las Cruces' new Catholic high school
• Supreme Court to hear Sunland Park mayor-elect's appeal
• LCPD blotter
• County-wide emergency plan to be tested Saturday
• Doña Ana County woman among White House honorees
• Straw poll reflects voters' concerns on issues
• Paleozoic Trackways meeting Wednesday
• Apply soon for summer rec program
• Running event to fund engineers' volunteer trip
• Chavez to leave Realtor association
• Canoncito, N.M., man pleads guilty to federal child sex assault
• The Greater Las Cruces Chamber of Commerce would like to welcome one of our newe...
• Las Cruces Arbor Day Celebration includes free tree giveaway
• Odds aren't good, but lure of $500 million hard to resist in Mega Millions drawing
• New HVAC Diploma Program Offered at Computer Career Center, A Division of Vista College
• Burn Lake goes bone dry
• Oscar Vásquez Butler to challenge longtime lawmaker in state Senate race
• New Mexico fishing report
• Judge to decide on release of Deming defendant in gun-selling case
• Annual GLBTQ events set for April in Las Cruces
• Friends of Branigan Library sponsor raffle
• Mesilla Elementary gears up for bicycle event
• Top violinist to perform for top GISD students
• Poetry reading set for Saturday
• Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans ceremony on Saturday
• Bataan marchers make impressive food bank donation
• NM trust lands focus of April 3 meeting
• NM racing regulator plans more drug tests of horses
• Libby, the 'Green' dog goes to school
• LCPD blotter (March 26)
• Want more customers and exposure in the community? Join the Chamber's Shop the M...
• UPDATED: Man in standoff situation dies of self-inflicted gunshot, police say
• J. Paul Taylor Symposium explores quality of life, community involvement
• Muni Court building remains future Museum of Art
• Lecture series culminates with 30 years in China
• UPDATE: Inspectors upgrade The Club restaurant in Elephant Butte
• Artists needed for Las Cruces chalk art festival
• Meeting Thursday to update public on Chaparral roundabout project
• Mega Millions jackpot reaches $363 million, third-largest in game's history
• Tent city residents seek help in storm's wake, applaud time extension
• Lawsuit planned over NM candidate's filing papers
• Doña Ana County indictments (March 22)
• Library GO Bond B will boost statewide libraries
• Town hall meetings planned, parents urged to get involved
• Sixteen ex-POWs attend Bataan Memorial Death March
• Bataan Memorial Death March sets another record
• Bataan Death March
• Daddy Nose Best wins Sunland Derby
• Las Cruces unemployment rates down, but news not bright
• NMSU engineers testing dust storm detection and notification system
• Bataan survivors attend rededication of monument Saturday
• City Council to consider new uses for old buildings
• Holloman announces flight schedule
• Lack of medical marijuana suppliers causes hardships
• Correction
• Fire department puts out fire, saves dog
• Semi carrying cattle involved in accident on Interstate 25
• Bataan march welcome challenge for wheelchair-bound 12-year-old
• Bataan by the numbers
• Honoring Bataan: Myriad memorials throughout New Mexico
• 93 and still going: Bataan Death March survivor participates for the fourth time
• Wounded warriors: Bataan March includes those who sacrificed in service
• Tested warrior: Marathoner no stranger to long, tough treks
• New Mexico and Bataan: Memorial march honors historical event
• Bataan Memorial Death March commemorates 1942 trek to prison camps
• Celebrity waiters raise funds for March of Dimes
• Authorities respond to gunshot-victim call in Anthony, N.M.
• Auction to help pregnancy center
• Las Cruces man indicted on charges of shooting neighbors' residences
• Warm, sunny weather predicted this weekend
• New citizens take oath in at naturalization ceremony
• Bataan monument to be rededicated Saturday
• Missing Las Cruces man found safe
• D. Kent Evans seeks return to Doña Ana County Commission
• LCPD blotter
• County clerk to give talk on new voting system
• Caballo district to hold mil levy vote
• Larry P. Martinez to challenge for District 35 NM Senate seat
• Las Cruces man pleads guilty to abusing minor
• Aggie Solidarity to host debate Tuesday
• Investigators search for clues in burglary west of Las Cruces
• Events begin Friday to commemorate 70th anniversary of Bataan Death March
• Hungry for "Hunger Games"
• 'Purple Up! For Military Kids' to be held April 13
• Medical marijuana producer is state Senate candidate
• LCPD blotter
• Three ways to have a veterans ID card
• Mesilla trustees meeting postponed
• Garrison flag to fly Saturday in honor of Bataan
• Las Esperanzas to hold annual yard sale
• Shoe drive to benefit César Chávez Elementary
• Graffiti a never-ending problem for Las Cruces Codes officers
• Humane Society of Southern New Mexico yard sale set March 31
• NMSU Police Department offers training courses
• Area search and rescue teams showcase skills
• President Obama in New Mexico: Federal lands open for drilling
• Sunland Park mayor-elect, acting police chief bond out of jail
• Obama's oil and gas talk lacked detail sought by industry
• <b><font color="B22222">UPDATED: </b></font>Police confirm ID of suspect in West Madrid standoff
• Ryan to be named new Municipal Court judge
• Live video: Watch Obama's speech at 6:15 p.m. MDT (Courtesy KFOX-TV)
• President Obama touches down in Roswell
• Southern New Mexico correctional officer arrested
• Young boy survives ejection from vehicle
• Dogs in drivers' laps among LCPD citations Wednesday
• Motorcycle vs. vehicle
• Korean college students plead guilty to defacing El Morro National Monument
• LCPD issues 51 citations in two projects
• U.S. Sen. Tom Udall issues statement welcoming President Obama to NM
• Former Hollywood Video customers receiving suspicious collection letters
• 100 days and ways to save water
• Blue Mass honors law enforcement
• Supporters back national monument status for Organ Mountains
• Full slate of candidates file to run in state, county elections
• Sunland Park mayor-elect, acting police chief plead not guilty to bribery charges
• Mesilla can boast NM's first swearing-in via Skype
• Obama bypasses Carlsbad for visit Wednesday to remote NM drilling site
• NMSU symposium looks at quality of life in Doña Ana County
• NMSU on reconnaissance mission to inventory reptile populations at Holloman AFB
• Blotter (March 17-18)
• Las Cruces police blotter
• Plea deal reached for Las Cruces motel owners
• NMSU women's rodeo team still first in the nation, men second
• Inspectors downgrade Pho Saigon restaurant in Las Cruces
• Search and rescue teams showcase skills Saturday at Mesilla Valley Bosque Park
• Sunland Park officials plead not guilty to bribery charges
• Sunland Park acting police chief arrested, mayor-elect accused of bribery
• City takes another step toward public safety campus
• Police arrest suspect after short vehicle chase
• Armed robbery suspects are teenager and victim's friend
• Info sought on Sunday shooting
• Sunland Park a mess, governor says; special audit should be done in 3-4 weeks
• Expect lane closures at Idaho Avenue intersection
• Doña Ana County candidates to file Tuesday
• Blotter (March 16)
• Shoulder work to begin Tuesday on Montana Avenue
• US Deputy Secretary of Agriculture Kathleen Merrigan to visit NMSU
• Entering the Dragon's Keep
• State Rep. Andy Nuñez seeks re-election as Independent
• Late Las Cruces music patron Jack Ward will be remembered for his generosity
• NMSU announces Piano Camp and Monster Concert for children, teens
• Space is the latest in human transportation
• NMSU on reconnaissance mission concerning reptile populations at Holloman AFB
• Soldiers work with nonprofit to provide dental care
• 'Hey boss — I want to watch the bball action'
• Recycling grows as carbon footprint shrinks at library
• Vexed Vendors: Merchants concerned about Farmers Market future
• 'In my area, the border is secured' Task force helps land owners near Mexico
• Council to seek BLM land for new public safety campus
• St. Baldrick's takes a lot off the top for a good cause
• Search is on: Now is the time to look for summer job
• Bataan statue meticulously cleaned for rededication
• An eye on art: Las Cruces Arts Fair
• Man in Arid Club incident arrested again Saturday
• <font color="b22222">UPDATED: </font>Republicans place Wilson on June primary ballot for U.S. Senate
• Families rustle up some fun at Cowboy Days
• It's the Pitts: What if we tracked cattle on a cloud?
• Chavez announces Senate bid after one-week retirement
• Aggie fans still proud of trip to the "Big Dance'
• High winds to hit Doña Ana County on Saturday, worsen Sunday
• Aquatic Center offers spring break fun
• Las Cruces man slashed during fight
• Students spring into break
• Central Elementary hosts annual Move-A-Thon
• LCPD blotter
• Large-caliber bullet killed Las Cruces's first homicide victim of 2012, report concludes
• Environmental board repeals rule to curb greenhouse gas emissions
• Do you play the piano?
• County-wide spring cleanup continues through May
• Shelter accepting towels and blankets
• ASNMSU president race goes to run-off after vote-buying allegations
• National boxing champ visits Las Cruces school on April 5
• Property crimes in Las Cruces increased in 2011
• Sunland Park wine and art market
• Sunland Park City Council elects new mayor pro tem
• Las Cruces boy's long wait for service dog nears end
• Caravan brings book protest to Mesilla en route to Arizona
• March 'Chaos' youth basketball this weekend
• Foreclosure rally looks to make waves
• Water Festival makes its first splash
• Final results for Anthony, N.M., election
• Health issues force city film guru to step down
• Another record crowd expected for Bataan march
• Online petition calls for no parole for mother of "Baby Brianna"
• Cutter home-invasion probe still open
• Out in force
• First defendant sentenced in Columbus gun smuggling case
• DA moves to disqualify defense attorney in Sunland Park cases
• Law enforcement stepping up patrols for St. Patrick's weekend
• Aggies fans get ready for big game Thursday night
• More potential problems uncovered in audit of Sunland Park finances
• Brewbaker joins House race for District 52
• Moralez sets sights on District 52 House seat
• Man assaulted while jogging on dam
• Million-dollar award will benefit customs inspections
• Free showing for Bataan documentary
• Zumba Gold offered at the Munson Center
• Two-day block party at end of month
• Register now for kids golf program
• Saturday event to educate on drunken driving
• City website wins national award for transparency
• Las Cruces school district announces administrative reassignments
• LCFD trains new hazmat team members
• January 2012 Newsletter
• Authorities arrest suspect in 2010 murder of homeless man
• Centennial High fall schedule won't be set yet
• Chaparral woman nets 70 month sentence for fraud, ID theft
• Former reporter charged in Sunland Park extortion case
• 'Fix-a-Leak' week demo at Lowe's on Saturday
• Film Las Cruces brings local movie scene into focus
• Presentation highlights hiking safety
• EBID monthly meeting Wednesday
• Knights of Columbus to host "Blue Mass'
• Water festival scheduled for Thursday
• Alberson pursues New Mexico Senate seat
• Archuleta announces House bid for District 36
• Gallegos to run for House seat in District 52
• Rooting for the home team: Aggies leave for NCAA Tournament
• Regulatory commission puts Xcel Energy power plant on fast track
• Officials take oaths in four municipalities; Salinas doesn't participate
• Aggies-Hoosiers: A tale of two universities, two cities
• Fired up fans rally to support Portland-bound Aggies
• Mesilla trustees discuss ways to raise money for Public Safety Building renovations
• Proposed committee to study campaign finance reform
• Arrests mount in Sunland Park scandal; new details about alleged extortion threat emerge
• Professor of range science at NMSU receives prestigious award for local, international efforts
• LCHS choir heads to Carnegie Hall for performance
• Longtime NMSU choral director faces reassignment
• NMSU regents tap Mike Cheney to serve as chairman
• State downgrades Chaparral restaurant
• A hip-hop twist on Isaac Newton
• Las Cruces, Abq. mayors tout NM presence at NCAA tourney
• Dona Aña County fire academy graduates 16 cadets
• Deputies increase patrols along Highway 70
• 'Influence Video' project spurs thoughts, perspectives among teens
• NMSU dean's love of New Mexico, life of education and service started early
• NMSU Tucumcari Bull Sale opportunity for beef producers to improve herd genetics
• Scramjet prepped for launch.
• ID theft still serious problem in Doña Ana County
• Times are ruff: Pet grooming business grows
• After winning WAC, Aggies draw Indiana in NCAA Tournament
• Ten years later, family still mourns loss of Gabriel Montoya
• Tough and competent: Kranz inducted into Space Hall of Fame
• Las Cruces woman picked by Dems to challenge Pearce
• Discover new ways to spruce up your house at Home and Garden Show
• Preparations begin for Bataan Memorial Death March
• Mesilla trustee to be sworn in Monday from Egypt
• Council to discuss campaign finance reform Monday
• Innoventure winners announced
• Snow flurries reported on Organ Mountains
• Stabbing victim airlifted to hospital
• Colorado man dies in crash in northern NM
• Doña Ana County and El Paso County irrigators sued by state of New Mexico
• Scattered showers, hail possible on Saturday in Las Cruces
• Duke, Kranz help students celebrate Apollo 13 anniversary
• Lack of notice delays Sunland Park swearing-in ceremony
• Police looking for suspected scam artist
• Dog mauling victim released from hospital
• Sunland Park Elections
• Jewelers synchronizing watches in time to spring forward
• Papen announces state Senate re-election bid
• Final lecture Monday in NMSU immigration series
• Las Cruces police blotter
• County ADA advisory board to meet Thursday
• Portion of Hermosa Road in Chaparral to close
• Doña Ana County indictments
• Doña Ana County targeting scrap metal thieves
• Woman gets probation for assaulting Sun-News reporter
• Road Woes on Lohman Avenue
• <b><font color="b22222">UPDATED: </b></font> Woman rescued after weeks in Gila
• Sunland Park mayor-elect, city manager indicted by grand jury
• 'Spring Ahead' with working smoke alarms
• Former Sunland Park official charged
• Las Cruces man charged for holding mother against her will
• Felon caught with firearms, ammunition
• More puppies crowd shelter kennels
• <b><font color="b22222">UPDATED: </b></font> Firefighters douse hay barn fire at NMSU
• NMSU's Innoventure brings out the entrepreneur in students
• Las Cruces Symphony Association to hold $10,000 raffle
• NMSU's Chile Pepper Institute wants to know if you 'Got Green?'
• Hay fire burns in Mesquite
• Winner of Hatch tie vote to be determined Monday
• Newly elected Sunland Park mayor to seek court order to do job
• New tower brings emergency radio communication to 'black hole' in southern New Mexico
• NMSU prof: Solar storm could cause disruptions, but we're ready for it
• Man arrested on charges of beating girlfriend
• Dogs caught after mauling in Santa Teresa
• Faulty thermostat leads to 10 cat deaths at Las Cruces biolab company
• Grant County man arrested on East Mesa after driveway altercation
• Doña Ana County treasurer seeks another term
• Martinez vetoes bill on cigarette tax collection
• Police investigate Tuesday shooting
• Science and Math night Wednesday at Picacho Middle School
• Talk to discuss true cost of border wall
• NMSU's Innoventure 2012 takes place Friday
• Salinas named winner; Hernandez to challenge votes in Sunland Park
• Sunland Park city worker charged with voter fraud
• Bernal, Arzabal win in Mesilla; $1.5M bond sale rejected
• Castañeda wins Anthony, N.M., mayor seat
• A tie! McConnell, Franzoy tie for trustee in Hatch election
• Luna sheriff seeks info on missing 6-year-old
• Color locators on your street help you 'dig lightly'
• Polls close in municipal elections, voter fraud arrest reported in Sunland Park
• <b><font color="b22222">UPDATED:</font></b> Fire destroys trailer, fills sky with thick, black smoke
• Woman slightly injured in interrupted burglary
• NMSU helps commemorate 40th anniversary of Apollo 16 mission
• NM governor vetoes tax hike on big-box stores
• Law enforcement turnout heavy in Sunland Park; voter turnout light, official says
• Junior Amigos launch clothing drive
• Border Patrol seizes nearly 400 pounds of pot
• ETZ to consider 'One Valley, One Vision 2040 Regional Plan'
• Crisis Collaboration Committee to re-define mission, goals
• County Behavioral Health Collaborative meeting set
• Where to vote Tuesday in Sunland Park, Mesilla, Hatch and Anthony, N.M.
• Gov. Martinez OKs bill creating medical marijuana fund
• NM auditor arrives to review Sunland Park finances
• Council delays vote on Rancho Del Rey plan
• Official describes effort that recovered Carlsbad child's body
• Memorial planned to honor the 2nd Engineer Battalion
• Failure to pay red-light tickets lands people on Las Cruces' Top 100 list
• Former city council member to run for county clerk
• Going Nuts: Western Pecan Growers annual conference
• Governor signs New Mexico unemployment insurance bill
• Portion of Settler's Pass Road closed construction
• NMSU College of Engineering associate dean of research named
• Aggies release 2012 schedule; highlights include trip to Auburn, home game vs. BYU
• Pet adoptions set Saturday
• Community meeting slated to discuss zoning impact
• Learning to tell a better story about spaceflight
• Spaceport vote could factor in Senate race
• Sunland Park employee charged with false voting
• High gas prices hurt, but won't stop me; how about you?
• A freeze? Mayor discusses moratorium on impact fees
• Local Obama Office Opens
• New Mexico police find child's body in hole
• Principal readies Centennial High School to open doors in August
• Las Cruces Sun-News Teacher of the Week: David Nuñez
• Mesilla to vote on first-ever property tax hike
• Election Tuesday in Mesilla, Sunland Park, Hatch and Anthony.
• Mission of Mercy provides free dental care
• Sunland Park election has been marred by controversy
• Rally held to oppose birth-control mandate
• March for Freedom
• Council expected to form downtown committee
• Senator alleges voting records were altered
• Officials charged in Sunland Park: Where are they now?
• <b><font color="b22222">SUNLAND PARK UPDATE:</font></b> Election is still on as judge rejects petition to block troubled vote
• Martinez signs state budget, vetoes $2M
• Fiesta Latinas kicks off with Matachines dancers
• Highland Elementary celebrates Dr. Seuss' birthday
• Detention Center graduates 15 new cadets
• City auction goes online
• Fire at Imperial Sky Motel displaces residents
• NM governor vetoes expungement bill
• Late registrations for Girls Can! Career Conference
• On ramp from Motel Blvd to be closed
• Parks & Recreation offers senior discount
• March, rally for religious freedom today
• Obama campaign to open LC office Sunday
• Tip-a-Cop
• Book fair today to benefit Hillrise Elementary
• Parks & Recreation offers senior discount
• Six charged in phony check operation
• New grandstand going up at Apodaca Park
• Duran wraps up election probe; Baldera expands audit
• Las Cruces police blotter
• Gas prices drive more Las Cruces riders to hop on the bus
• Nava to retire from Senate; Cervantes to seek her seat
• Steinborn to run for House District 35 seat
• Lane closure begins Monday on South Main Street
• NMSU's fiery Sancto Scorpio hot sauce wins three awards at ZestFest
• Sheriff's department, LCPD planning sobriety checkpoints
• Las Cruces nanny arrested on child abuse charges
• LCPD blotter
• Official could seek Sunland Park election cancellation
• Leaplings from all over celebrate rare birthday
• Police arrest suspect in Mesquite Historic District arson
• Sunland Park interim manager to be appointed
• U.S. Sen. Udall seeks college interns
• Tashiro Road will be closed Friday
• Detour in effect on I-25
• High school students compete in History Day event
• Bill will grant benefits to Guard vets
• New Mexico tax cheat headed to prison
• Illinois man sentenced in Las Cruces to 105 months in prison for marijuana conspiracy
• Police visit with community at Solano Square Center
• Las Cruces Tip-A-Cop to benefit Special Olympics Thursday
• DACHS grants available to animal welfare nonprofits
• Duran begins probe of Sunland Park election
• City considers changing route of Electric Light Parade
• Environmental groups critical of PNM's financial practices
• Sunland Park protesters raising bond for jailed city official
• Sunland Park employee arrested on tampering charges
• New citizens cherish new American identity
• Petitioners want new stamp for Pluto; you can help
• LCPD plans March sobriety checkpoints
• Two arrested in checkpoint drug seizures
• UPDATE: Immigrant advocates challenge DASO procedures
• Third Sunland Park official in custody
• Reward offered in January residential burglary
• Las Cruces police blotter
• Occupy Las Cruces to meet
• Bruins Lane closed Wednesday
• DACHS grants available to animal welfare non-profits
• SNAP scheduling surgeries for spay/neuter mobile van
• Why aren't we recycling glass?
• City council discusses downtown parking, airport pavement
• Mesilla trustees approve contract with Comcast
• Sunland Park: Top election official to visit; March balloting will go on
• Mesilla lawmaker will not seek re-election
• Sunland Park: Absent mayor Martin Resendiz returns to work
• <b><font color="b22222">UPDATED: </b></font>Sunland Park officials deny guilt in sex-tape extortion allegations
• Revamped state district map gets mixed reviews
• Las Cruces police officers save suicidal trucker
• Las Cruces motorcyclist killed in Saturday crash
• NMSU College of Education names Santa Teresa native as 'ambassador'
• Detention center officers to be sworn in
• Utility authority to move offices
• Las Cruces police blotter
• Fire flow test planned Tuesday
• City seeks Senior Programs volunteers
• Above the Influence generates art and prevention
• Tried and true: Mounted patrols used to track smugglers
• Details emerge in alleged Sunland Park extortion case
• Immigrant group pressures sheriff to change policy
• McCamley announces candidacy for House District 33
• Police take armed man into custody after standoff downtown
• <b><font color="B22222">UPDATED: </b></font>Sunland Park Mayor pro tem, city manager arrested
• Sonoma Elementary planting the seeds of knowledge — and fruit
• Legislature allocates more than $5 million for NMSU projects
• Something's fishy: Seafood on fast-food menu during Lent
• Council to discuss downtown parking
• AYP may now RIP in NM schools
• Changes coming in Legislature's makeup
• Jail Concerns Addressed
• Conservation Classroom teaches students about natural resources
• Jemez rolls the dice one more time on Anthony casino proposal
• Rep. Antonio Lujan will seek re-election
• Sunland Park search targets mayor pro tem
• Santa Teresa native is student ambassador
• Caballo district to hold mil levy election
• NMSU hosts science and engineering fair
• City's newest fire station begins service Sunday
• Las Cruces teen missing since Tuesday
• Vehicle seized from Sunland mayor candidate's home; city hall raided for the second time this week
• Sunland Park candidate admits appearance in sex video
• State launches special audit of Sunland Park
• Tea Party to stage march, rally March 3
• Alan Jackson tickets on sale Friday
• Native American artist to speak at NMSU
• NMSU professor named to anti-racism panel
• Local students to compete in Science Olympiad
• Krueger drops out of Mesilla judge election
• NMSU to begin black engineers group
• Popular actor is students' pick to speak at NMSU commencement
• Las Cruces police blotter (Feb. 23)
• Mayfield athletic trainer saves parent's life
• Documentary chronicles violence in Juárez
• Need a passport? Put March 10 on your calendar
• Fashion industry has designs on NMSU students
• Chile Challenge wraps up first day
• NYU professor to speak on Jewish immigrants
• Author Rudy Apodaca to sign "A Rare Thing' on March 2
• Sunland Park mayor candidate alleges blackmail threat
• Work begins on final phase to reopen Main Street
• City seeks gas rate hike; Rate Advisory Committee meets Friday
• County seeks proposals for health services
• Discolored water may continue through next week
• Black History Month dinner to be held Feb. 29
• Course offered for professional engineers
• NMSU professor wins range science award
• Red Cross lifeguard classes begin in March
• Las Cruces police blotter
• Bingaman praises success of Arrowhead Early College High School
• University, Valley intersection under repair
• Construction work on I-10 at Motel will mean detours
• 2012 Chile Challenge rolls into action today
• <font color="b22222">UPDATE:</font> New Mexico State Police seize Sunland Park records
• Maintenance work has begun on a large part of Espina Street
• LCPS board extends superintendent's contract at same rate
• Council rejects limit on camping in city parks
• Oñate High principal resigns, new principal appointed
• Police blotter
• Las Cruces police issue 55 citations during a two-hour traffic crackdown on Lohman Avenue
• College Democrats, Republicans, and Aggie Solidarity to host political debate Feb. 28
• Two pet adoption events set for Saturday
• Groundbreaking Wednesday for Main Street
• NC State professor to speak at NMSU
• Superfund clean-up under way at Griggs-Walnut
• Police looking for duo who robbed Las Cruces Burger King at gunpoint
• High gas prices now could be a bad sign for summer travel
• Brown Bag Lunch Lecture – by Billy Kiser
• Needle Punch Embroidery Class
• LCPS bus drivers promised a pay raise
• Brush fire ends with damaged railroad tracks and man cited
• Missing child found, mother in custody
• Commercial construction gains momentum in Las Cruces
• Police blotter
• Free dental care coming in March
• County jail concerns, noise ordinance discussed today
• Citizen's academy includes bomb demonstration
• ID sought on forgery suspect
• Bromilow Lecture set Wednesday
• Girl Scouts plan 100th anniversary celebration
• RecycleMania at NMSU under way
• Despite its dwarf status, Pluto still generates interest
• Staying in touch: iPad app helps student communicate
• History and store hopping: Presidents Day offers shoppers deals
• Local airport expected to thrive despite recession sting
• Bus drivers to picket for 'a liveable wage'
• Whitney Houston laid to rest at private NJ burial
• Santa Fe voters to consider $5M bond question
• Firearms collectors flock to Lion's Club Gun Show
• Council may approve long-term plan Tuesday
• Originator of Pistol Pete was an Aggie fan to the core
• With opening of Pro's Ranch, does LC have too many supermarkets?
• Legislature balks at several reform bills
• NM congressional voting record
• Legislative session previews election-year politics
• Meetings to discuss detention center
• Work begins Tuesday on Motel Blvd. exit
• Speaker named for Bromilow Lecture
• Holloman announces flight schedule
• BRAD PAISLEY LIVE
• Crashes leave many questioning safety of U.S. 70
• Parents blame construction for Highland students' health problems
• Cold, wet weather to give way to strong winds
• Police seek to identify forgery suspect
• Bingaman hosts leadership institute at NMSU
• Gallegos receives Excel student award at LCHS
• Historian to discuss black migration
• Farm Bureau Primetimers to meet Tuesday
• Las Cruces school board meets Tuesday
• Construction continues on Santa Teresa hazmat facility
• Las Cruces shelter struggles with spike in puppy population
• Mayor discusses hopes, concerns in State of City address
• Las Cruces police looking for Ruben Armendarez, who is believed to be missing
• Ailing House speaker says final session was good one
• Victims identified in Thursday crash on U.S. Highway 70
• Voters to decide on four amendments in November
• Public input sought on wildfire plan
• Four cars involved in crash
• New state BLM director sworn in
• Pearce staff to meet with local governments
• Reading bill dies as Legislature closes session
• Sonoma Ranch extension: "We need to get this road built'
• Slide Rule Golf Classic will be played Feb. 24
• Youth basketball league forming
• Boxer adoptions set Saturday
• Garrison flag to fly Monday for Presidents Day
• After 36 years, county fleet services to move under one roof
• Early voting begins in Mesilla, Hatch, Anthony, Sunland Park
• Third and final man convicted in Anthony rest-stop slaying
• Police urge caution after pepper spray incident
• Students put 'disaster' designs to test
• Two charged with taking weapons in burglaries
• Two airlifted from Monday wreck in ICU
• House approves social promotion bill
• Truck hit by train wrecked prior to train collision
• IHOP giving free stacks for Pancake Day
• March for Babies slated for April 28
• Senator aims to clarify A-F grading of schools
• County grand jury hands down indictments
• City to hold groundbreaking for road project
• Tea Party to meet Thursday evening at church
• Mourners mark Baby Brianna's 10th birthday
• House Speaker Lujan adjourns Tuesday's floor session without calling for vote on Garcia's legislation
• Skandera confirmation, once again, unlikely
• Carlos Bakery upgraded by state
• Presentation explores no-kill communties
• Rodeo team gets national ranking
• Meet deadline to save bucks on Bataan Memorial March fees
• A busy first year for the Lower Rio Grande Public Water Works Authority
• Border Patrol nabs convicted kidnapper
• Valentines say 'I do!'
• Assault suspect arrested again on probation violation
• Monday wreck raises concerns about emergency traffic flow
• Weapon stolen from security guard during fight
• Time is running out to register for the Chamber's Medical Update Luncheon on Thu...
• Getting ready for Valentine's Day
• NM Senate approves student retention bill
• Student cited in pepper-spray incident on university campus
• Mesilla trustees conduct first Skype meeting
• Occupants airlifted in Highway 70 accident
• Powerful senator may bury PRC bill
• Burglary suspect threatens woman with Hummer
• Anti-flooding group to elect officers
• Event to raise awareness about human trafficking
• Doña Ana County commissioners meeting to discuss lawsuit
• Bill to license secondhand metal dealers heading to governor
• Mayfield students are living "Above the Influence"
• Camel-ot : Dromedaries tie knot all in good fun
• City of Las Cruces considering social media push
• Hands-on learning: Student projects build science knowledge
• City's GRT revenues increase
• Mesilla trustee to Skype into meetings
• There's time to still shop for Valentine's Day
• A few more hunters will pay a premium for a shot at bighorn rams
• Three injured in separate, but related Hwy. 70 crashes
• Whitney Houston, superstar of records, films, dies
• Cupid's Chase 5K draws runners to Mesilla
• City council to discuss social media
• NM congressional delegation: how they voted
• Energy, mining lobbyists wine and dine lawmakers
• Police blotter
• NMSU's grounds crew keeps up with campus year round
• Time's running out: Legislature could defeat all of governor's top proposals
• Orozco pleads no contest in rest-stop murder
• New fire training structure will lower insurance rates
• Crowd expected Saturday for ex-deputy's funeral
• Feeling lucky? Powerball jackpot hits $325 million in Saturday drawing (4:30)
• Las Cruces police blotter Feb. 8
• Donate cans to meet Brad Paisley
• Anthony candidate forum planned
• Event to raise awareness about human trafficking
• Free ag workshop on Wednesday
• Cancer support group seeking retreat attendees
• LCPD accepting applications for next academy
• Supreme Court overturns House redistricting plan
• PED nominee waits and waits for confirmation hearing
• F-22 flying schedule announced for next week
• Changing their tune: NMSU students to shape new image for orchestra
• Dance program offers Day of Dance for high school students
• Secret tapes part of Murphy probe
• Death of Aggie inspires Act of Kindness Day
• Three accused in Las Cruces killing Saturday
• House panel thwarts parental notification for abortions
• Governor urges lawmakers to reconsider spaceport vote
• First gentleman to attend 5K in Mesilla
• Connelly honored for 50 years in law
• StoryCorps allows residents to share their stories
• Federal delegation takes aim at rare, N.M.-centric disease
• County ADA advisory board meets Feb. 16
• Saturday's Powerball payout tops $310 million
• Tashiro to be closed for culvert work
• Sunland Park sets special meeting
• Candidate forum planned in Anthony, N.M.
• Valentine Square Dance set Saturday
• You can receive a discount on tickets for the entire 2012 Member Update Luncheon...
• Occupy Las Cruces to leave park Saturday
• Judge Mike Murphy to resign from bench following Supreme Court order
• Amador Avenue will have lane closures Thursday
• StoryCorps will be in Mesilla tomorrow
• State of the City address will be Feb.16
• LC Singles celebrates 10th anniversary
• Walk for stronger, healthier babies
• Mesilla Valley Bosque State Park Friends to meet Feb. 20
• Las Cruces Police Department blotter
• DASO deputies arrest kidnapping suspects Grill and Strubhar
• House passes driver's license bill
• Allison confirmed as Indian Affairs secretary
• Truck brings 2,400 boxes of food to Rescue Mission
• Woman accused in Deming gun case seeks jail release
• House approves license bill
• Retired deputy killed in early morning crash west of Las Cruces
• Teen arrested for carrying knife on campus
• Kidnapping suspects are focus of DASO manhunt
• Gadsden school district bond election passes
• Bingaman helps write bill that would finance transit, highway and bridge improvements
• Aggie Kindness Day: Student's kind heart inspires campus
• Remember the scope of violence along the border
• New home sought for abandoned dog
• Adopt a pet on Saturday
• Reward offered in Las Cruces homicide case
• The Chamber will kickoff the "Shop the Mesilla Valley" program this Saturday at...
• NM chile crop on the incline, after nearly 40-year low
• Man charged for sexual contact with girl
• Beware, Bhut Jolokia, the scorpion packs a more powerful pepper bite
• Kidnapping suspects in standoff with sheriff's deputies at Las Cruces home
• A family tradition: Service links generations of Wuerz men
• 'Global Connections' lecture series to focus on Berlin, Germany
• Desert bighorn skulls, horns up for auction this week
• Indictments (Feb. 7)
• Suspect in attempted robbery is arrested
• Victim's identity in fatal Saturday rollover still not released
• City Manager's contract amended; council endorses proposed Anthony casino
• Globetrotters bring exciting rookie class to Las Cruces
• Chile conference continues Tuesday
• Time management workshop on Tuesday
• Spaceport board to hear visitors center talk
• New Mexico Space Grant: Operating at the margins and making it work
• Motor Vehicle Division to move into new offices in Truth or Consequences
• Senate approves tighter regulation of secondhand metal dealers; measure is supposed to clamp down on thieves
• Don't forget, the Chamber's Medical Update Luncheon will be held on Thursday, Fe...
• Man dies after shots fired and crash in Las Cruces
• NM high school teams re-embrace wood bats for 2012 season
• Road work to ramp up on I-10, I-25
• Have the post-football blues set in?
• TRAC technology donated to New Mexico school
• International researcher studies health care issues at NMSU
• Personal history
• Accused child molester brought to NM to face charges
• NM ghost town to reopen as murder stays unsolved
• Death penalty reinstatement fails
• Garza's contact up for revision
• Community calendar (2/4/2012)
• Super Bowl offers party atmosphere for fans and non-fans
• High cost of hay bad news for hungry cows
• Camera-shy lawmakers seek cover
• Read Across America promotes literacy
• Healthy U Expo
• NMSU's Living Learning Communities integrate academics and social lives of students
• Bill with impact for spaceport goes to committee on Monday
• Inmate outcry: County sets meetings to hear public complaints
• Effort to boot politicians from investment board moves ahead
• Smile repair
• Soldiers tall in the saddle for horseback trail ride
• Cello maestro coming to Las Cruces Symphony
• CBP officers make large pot busts at ports
• Cheese-making workshop at NMSU
• Golf Tournament coming in February
• Committee OKs medical pot fund; bill goes to Senate panel
• Mayor: Nothing to LULAC bias claims
• NMSU online programs ranked by news magazine
• State's universities big part of lobbying game
• Garcia compromise may aid governor's education plan
• Fallen soldier's vow to restore truck fulfilled
• Big bites
• License bill now doomed, Park says
• Contact the members of the New Mexico House and Senate Judiciary Committees and...
• LULAC, Mesilla clash over claims of racial profiling
• Locals await Triviz path extension
• NMSU thefts target catalytic converters
• Skandera's experience called into question
• Anti-bullying speaker to appear at Mesa Middle School
• Pearce votes for pay restrictions
• Blotter
• Bills to reform PRC advance
• Teachers may face new evaluation system
• Proposal would make public defender dept. independent from gov. control
• NMSU's Creative Media Institute part of New Mexico film industry documentary
• Superintendent to address LCPS advisory meeting
• Retired NMSU professor to highlight African American history
• LCHS Choir fruit sale ends Feb. 10
• Mortgage program launched
• The Chamber posts all available Chamber RFPs and links to listings from the City...
• City supports bills to limit lawsuits against Spaceport
• Fight over license bill continues
• Reception Monday for city art program
• Valentine's "fun run" and 5k planned
• Softball Association to elect officers Tuesday
• Sweetheart Dance for those 50 and older
• Nevil Shed to speak at NMSU next week
• Businesses pleased with Main Street reopening
• Utility merger to aid growth of region
• East Mesa property owner pursues trespass claim in court
• Blotter
• Las Crucen still seeks backward fame
• Floriculture
• Three projects to break ground
• Senator questions Corrections nominee
• Black History Month gospel concert celebrates collaboration
• The Chamber is hiring! Go to our website for more information on the positions,...
• Welcome to new chamber member New York Life Insurance Company! Out of El Paso, T...
• Proposed bill would mandate sentences for 2nd degree murder
• Cable cut knocks out 911 service to south county
• Legislators vote to oppose Citizens United decision
• Doña Ana County Clerk Lynn Ellins seeks re-election
• Bill to limit double dipping dies
• Secretary of State checks Sunland Park complaint
• Recycled tires become part of road at NASA White Sands Test Facility
• City, residents take frigid lessons to heart from 2011 freeze
• Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum adjusts to urban sprawl
• Proposed bill would mandate sentences for 2nd degree murder
• Proposal to ban fireworks on shaky ground
• Bill to limit double dipping dies
• Filing will finalize regional utility
• Successful launch from spaceport Saturday
• Proposed bill would mandate sentences for 2nd degree murder
• Registration is now open for our Medical Update Luncheon on Thursday, February 1...
• A warm Tuesday welcome to the Outlet Shoppes at El Paso. They are located in Can...
• Doña Ana County noise ban idea takes shape
• Myths and facts help teens understand underage alcohol abuse
• CBP officers locate drug load in framed quincea era plaques
• Navy trainees arrive in Las Cruces hoping to earn their wings
• DWI checkpoints in place this month
• NMSU Regents receive updates on legislative session, fundraising, athletics
• 'Magical Mystery Show' today at Rio Grande Theatre
• NMSU presents Aggie Kindness Day
• APA seeks homes for rescue dogs
• Eat wings, raise funds for center
• County opens online records access
• Power and grace
• Senator draws a bead on Dept. of Corrections nominee
• Bill may reward new homebuyers
• Welcome to Office Max, our newest chamber member! Visit them at their Las Cruces...
• Charter school may take over former City Office Center
• Mayfield grad, Bob Frank, to lead UNM
• Camera gives glimpse of life in border state for NMSU researcher
• Emergency relief program for soldiers adds four new categories
• Speaker series to explore immigrant experience
• Presidents go from fireside chats to live chat on Google
• Gift of life
• New Pro's Ranch store off to a fast start
• Seller in Columbus gun ring stages hunger strike
• No time to rest at NMSU's Leyendecker Plant Science Research Center
• Nu ez takes a stand on driver's license issue
• How they voted (Jan. 29)
• Holloman announces F-22 flying schedule
• Carrie Tingley Clinic to visit Feb 3
• NMSU dean selected as rulemaking negotiator
• Protest prompts call to move capitol
• Police take firefighter 2nd year in a row in annual flag football match
• Las Cruces Day
• March of Dimes board elects officers
• Clean slate
• A.W.A.R.E. sale
• Ongoing drought conditions leave Burn Lake high and dry
• Crowd bids farewell to Egypt-bound NM Guard unit
• Going, going ... Sun-News building demolished
• Dancers compete for top spot in 4th annual Look Who's Dancing
• Sunland Park official cries foul over last-minute notice
• Tour aims to debunk 'rathole' claims
• Autopsy to be released in fatal police shooting
• Mexican woman pleads guilty to border bribery
• Shoulder work slated on city streets
• NMSU Engineering schedules seminar
• Magistrate Court offering Valentines weddings
• Dogs go on NMSU rampage; will be put down
• Impeachment could cost officials big money
• Committee blocks Martinez merger bill
• A life of listening for sweet sound of perfection
• Anthony pecan farmers swept up in drug probe
• Rugby match for Muscular Dystrophy
• County defends Doña Ana jail conditions
• Happy Friday! Especially to our new chamber member, El Paraiso Management Servic...
• Woman charged with biting, kicking officer
• Dona Ana County farming group hosts 'important' water rights session Tuesday
• Berino woman killed in fire identified
• Students bring in Chinese New Year
• New Mexico National Guard prepares for 10 month deployment in Egypt
• Democrats block bill to deny driver's licenses to illegal immigrants
• Man charged with DWI after crash near mall
• Pearce to hold events
• Protesters tussle with lawmakers at dinner
• Bright Star to provide free dental services
• Child abuse bills advance
• Shot clinic Saturday in Anthony, Texas
• Dance moves
• Welcome to Positive Energy, Inc (aka Positive Energy Solar Electric Systems) our...
• Jury awards $22M to former inmate for 'deplorable conditions'
• Man reports area pets poisoned
• Despite lengthy police record, LC teen may see no jail time
• Odds of winning Powerball increase
• Shelter experiencing Boxer overload
• Commerce official gets earful at meeting
• N.M. congressional delegation applauds Rep. Gabrielle Giffords' final bill
• Spaceport officials to hear from Virgin Galactic
• Blotter
• Bill aiming to keep graduates in NM advances
• License bill rewrite protects foreign nationals legally in US
• Sheriff seeks help finding woman
• Teen sought for attack on officer caught
• Governor seeks to stoop 'tax pyramiding' in construction industry
• Don't forget! Leadership Las Cruces Applications for the Class of 2012 are due n...
• Girl Scout cookies oven fresh for 2012
• WSMR commander promoted to brigadier general
• Gov. Martinez didn't sign Sunland Park port agreement, contrary to reports
• Term limit proposal dies in committee
• Streets around Mesilla Plaza to close for road race
• Governor to unveil child abuse legislation
• Woman charged with debit card fraud
• Martinez's moves frustrate even some in GOP
• Gov. seeks again to merge tourism, cultural affairs departments
• Police blotter (Jan. 25)
• Marriage amendment introduced at NM Legislature
• County indicates support for bill to protect Spaceport, Virgin Galactic from lawsuits
• Part of Amador Avenue to be closed Thursday
• Garage sale to benefit animal shelter
• Obama challenges: Shrink gap between rich, poor
• Another new chamber member! Please welcome Sam's Club 2711 North Telshor Blvd. F...
• Council sees growing interest in downtown Las Cruces
• LCPD improves service, audit finds
• Doña Ana County seeks health-provider contractors
• State Democrats say their focus is on jobs
• Republicans boycott voter ID forum
• Dog days
• Changes proposed for zoning ordinance
• Las Crucens join in protest of corporate personhood rights
• Teen connected to shooting arrested for home invasion
• NMSU athletes prepare for New Mexico Invitational
• Pet adoptions set Saturday
• "NO" is not an option in spaceflight industry or life itself
• Two sexual predators apprehended by Border Patrol agents
• Man wanted for kidnapping, assault
• Police, firefighters to face-off in flag football game Saturday
• Welcome to Hester Agency- Allstate, a new chamber member! Be sure to look to the...
• Columbus residents eager to have their own police department
• Prepare to file your taxes?
• Spaceflight bill, Doña Ana water on Tuesday's agenda
• Gov. makes case for lobbyist reform
• NMSU assistant professor always knew she would live a life of science
• Will Walmart attract more stores on East Mesa?
• Home owner admits starting fire Saturday
• Anime-ted
• Jewels of the Desert
• Coraline's Love: Grief at loss of pregnancy morphs into support group
• Price at the gas pump may fuel Las Cruces budget trouble
• NM Legislature sees PRC reform bills
• Helicopter medic service offers vital link
• Firm to present report on Las Cruces Police department
• Auditors say Mesilla's 2011 finances are 'clean'
• 'Earth as Art' is remote-sensing experience at NMSU's Skeen Hall
• Indictments (Jan. 22)
• Lawmakers have different ideas for tax reform
• How they voted (Jan. 22)
• Sharpshooters: ROTC marksmen prepare for national competition
• Pregnant teen located by DASO
• Deming man gets 3 years for drugs
• Two plead guilty in murder of couple
• Apodaca Park grandstand comes down
• Moongate heads to high court
• 78 take oath, become US citizens
• State history presentations slated
• Griggs-Walnut intersection to open
• Ready for residents
• Literacy group seeks volunteers
• Anthony resident in hunt for D2 county commission seat
• Oñate High teen allegedly attacked officer
• Just Dance
• F-22 flying schedule announced for week
• Man charged with serving alcohol to youth
• Total-body exercise
• New projects may have significant local impact
• State seeks Centennial images and events
• Kernan, Stapleton guests on KNME program
• Man charged with stalking ex-girlfriend
• State Engineer to hire technical positions
• Winners of DA calendar contest named
• Woman indicted after 911 tape reveals incriminating statements
• Border Patrol to decide on Southern NM base
• Ten Pin Alley bars upgraded by state
• Man indicted after allegedly breaking wall to enter sister's house
• Man indicted after allegedly stabbing family member
• Case postponed for ex-teacher accused of stalking student
• Man charged in armed robery
• Hispano Chamber elects Silva as president
• February Newsletter
• Looking forward to seeing everyone tonight at our January Business After Hours a...
• Welcome to Balanced Health 101 - Susan Poore, RN, CNC, CPLC. She is a nurse that...
• Hispanic leaders call for protection of public lands
• City gets grant to combat childhood obesity
• Man sentenced on sixth DWI conviction
• County rolls out anti-fraud tool on website
• Community meeting to recognize citizen effort
• Centennial High School can offer promised programs
• Students return to class, hit the books
• Las Crucen gets year and a day for gun crime in 2008
• Blotter
• Stories of Japanese internment camp recovered
• Man arrested after allegedly exposing himself on campus
• Promotion for WSMR leader
• Bishops support notification bill
• Corbett Fitness Center sets spring hours
• Pet adoptions coming Saturday
• Welcome to new chamber member Premier Products International LTD. Be sure to loo...
• Martinez adamant on taxes, school reform
• Rep. Ben Lujan discloses battle with lung cancer, will not seek re-election
• Potholes, sinkhole a top priority in Mesilla
• Police blotter (Jan. 18)
• Indictments (Jan. 18)
• Convicted burglar indicted on charges of child abuse
• T or C man charged with murder
• Lawmakers may appeal voting district map
• Police seek help in finding alleged rapist
• Seven lives saved by Search and Rescue teams
• Mother allegedly made teen take wheel in DUI stop
• Rep. Nunez vows to bring driver's license bill to house floor
• Board of education sets redistricting meeting
• Local woman dies from cycle crash injuries
• A model recycler!
• Welcome to Pat Taylor, Inc, our newest chamber member! They are a general contra...
• Crew rescues teen lost at White Sands
• Gun trafficking case: Reese family gaining support
• SmackDown wrestlers added to WWE card
• Legislators propose to appoint PRC Commissioners
• Signs of change
• Governor builds support for legislative agenda
• NMSU plans 2012 NM Chile Conference
• County ADA board to meet Thursday
• NMSU lands grazing contract for Valles Caldera
• Officials: Fire could have been prevented
• Las Cruces-Nienburg Sister Cities offer scholarships
• Art, awareness and prevention keep teens above the influence
• Celebrating King's legacy
• Aggie Solidarity forms
• Correction (Jan. 17)
• Sun-News building ready for demolition
• State representative vows to give up his paycheck during session
• NMSU researcher helps computers anticipate human reactions
• Parade celebrates Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy
• Slam dunk
• Electrical safety program earns recognition at WSMR
• Beautiful face
• Battle lines drawn over proposed school reform
• NMSU grads contribute millions to the state
• House fire south of Las Cruces leaves woman dead
• Martinez: Public backs driver's license change
• Balloon rally soars into 19th year
• Voter ID is back on agenda for 2012 legislative session
• Virgin Galactic's Butler builds NM operation
• Council to take up bid for Sonoma Ranch Boulevard extension
• NMSU students learn about animal hoarding through companion animal program
• Gentle souls: Church bestows blessing on animals
• Pearce seeks 'wounded warrior' for position
• Animal shelter to offer free rabies vaccines
• Patriot's pen
• Holloman announces F-22 flying schedule
• Butler elected to lead New Mexico CowBelles
• Motorist who fled scene of hit-and-run sought
• Man sentenced to 11 years in prison for fleeing police
• Obstacles
• NMSU 'Superfan' arrested at Aggie game
• Community leader, wife of astronomer, Tombaugh dies at 99
• No jail time for vet who brandished rifle at party
• New Las Cruces sustainability officer hired
• Deming Headlight reporter found dead in home Thursday
• New LC Walmart about a year away
• Fire damages garage on Mesilla Street
• 2012 Municipal Elections
• El Paso man guilty of robbing LC bank
• No jail time for cocaine convictions
• Inmate hospitalized after assault in cell
• LC Chamber of Commerce names La Posta owner Citizen of the Year
• Deming man gets 40 years for drugs
• Looking forward to our Annual Banquet tonight! When you are there, be sure to sa...
• Las Crucen born when NM was still a territory
• Bright Star Dental offers free cleanings
• Salazar to run for 21st term
• NMSU hosts chile conference
• Gang member sentenced to 30 years
• Garrison flag to fly Monday
• Pecan theft worries farmers
• "Congressional Coffee" with Steve Pearce
• Taft, Roosevelt promise statehood support in Las Cruces
• Chaparral man indicted on child molestation charges
• Home catches fire for third time
• Blotter
• Newly engaged couple rescued at White Sands
• Democrats oppose governor's education initiative
• McMillan runs for first re-election
• Welcome to our new chamber member, General Mailing & Shipping Systems, Inc.! Be...
• Center in Dona Ana to close for two months
• Report IDs greenhouse gas emitters
• High numbers of false alarms bring calls for reform
• Traffic camera appeal ongoing
• David Leyva welcomed home from deployment in Asia
• NMSU gets more grant funds
• Take a walk back in time with Elias Day
• Blotter
• Women accused of fraudulent loans
• NMSU police investigate indecent exposure
• County vote sends Sunland Park new fire truck
• Guard deployment to Egypt on its way
• Fourth man arrested in Anthony murder
• Teen gets light sentence for selling pot at school
• Panetta to meet Fort Bliss soldiers today
• Lost in the fog
• Nearly half of LC schools get D grades
• Loyal Order of Moose's generous reach extends throughout N.M
• Oñate freshman re-indicted for stabbing
• Child stalker faces new indictment
• Protect your pipes before severe cold weather sets in
• Drunken drivers may lose vehicles in Mesilla
• Candidates declare for Mesilla, Sunland Park races
• Unsanitary home leads to abuse charges for parents
• Are you a $10,000 Powerball winner?
• Pet adoptions set for Saturday
• Teen caught trying to steal laptop form University bookstore
• County seeks labor board candidates
• Krahling seeks re-election to county commission
• NMSU receives $800,000 to help students pursue natural resource careers
• Don't forget to join us tonight for a FREE Spaceport Community Forum from 5:30 t...
• Study: Red-light cameras make safer drivers
• Perez to lead Doña Ana County commission
• NM Rep. seeks to curtail legislators' pensions
• EBID officials sworn in Monday
• Education department to release school report cards
• Women's Intercultural Center robbed
• The legacy of state Tourism Secretary Mike Cerletti
• Rio Grande management update set for Jan. 19
• Anthony water customers can vote in governing board election
• Throneberry named to NMSU post
• Man arrested in alleged attack on girlfriend
• Ruidoso Downs police seeking missing 76-year-old man
• 'I Have a Dream' speech to be shown Monday
• Animal services seeks volunteers
• Final inning
• Several high profile cases still awaiting trial
• WSMR range badge replaced with common access cards
• Steeler nation
• Monument accepting teacher applications
• Aggie Fulbright Scholar explores the world
• Environmental impact study not needed for road to Spaceport
• Holloman announces flight schedule
• Will pent-up demand lead to more big-ticket item sales?
• Correction (Jan. 9)
• US Bank kicks off "Nickels for Nails"
• Public jobs harder to come by
• Arrest made in early morning stabbing
• Average vote cost $22 in 2011 Las Cruces municipal election
• Gala-goers celebrate at historic Amador Hotel
• Officials: Mattiace's spending of political donations not illegal
• Man allegedly identified 3 at wedding who were kidnapped, slain by cartel
• Parade marks century of New Mexico history
• History on parade: Las Cruces celebrates NM Centennial anniversary
• DWI deterrence measure up for vote in Mesilla
• NMSU Extension 'Foot In The Door' program helps released convicts re-enter the workforce
• City council to see results of study on red-light cameras
• Library's new computers built with kids in mind
• Colder temperatures, rain on the way
• Las Crucens re-enact signing of 1912 proclamation
• Sunland Park roadblock nabs fugitive
• Valentine's Fun Run on Feb. 11
• All Pro Dad's Day
• Pearce to host meeting in Chaparral
• New trash pickup days in effect
• Shooting leaves three slightly injured
• Martin riding high with LSU in championship game
• Signup begins for gymnastics, cheer
• Border Patrol seizes 177 pounds of pot
• Residents set to declare candidacy in Doña Ana County
• Bones found in canal near Amador
• Las Cruces man gets 10 years in child porn possession case
• Katie's Law helps catch rapist
• Stamp honoring NM Centennial is revealed
• Happy 100th Birthday New Mexico!
• The movers and Shakers of 2012: Hal Henthorne
• The movers and shakers of 2012: Ceci Vasconcellos
• City offering new Zumba classes
• Spaceport community forum Tuesday
• Town Hall
• NMSU injects millions into economy
• Proposed budget may get tax cuts for small businesses
• Rocket man: Lowell Randall dead at 96
• Cat shot in eye needs foster home
• Float entries kept a secret
• City manager gets contract extension
• Companion of man killed by police sought on drug charge
• Animal protection hosts T or C fundraiser
• Preparations begin for Dia de los Reyes
• Las Crucen gets six years for molestation of 10-year-old girl
• Although the Annual Banquet is on our minds (and you should call 524-1968 to res...
• Weekend to be full of Centennial celebrations
• Forum to focus on education reform
• Dispatch now hiring 911 call-takers
• Reese relative guilty in court assault
• Fischmann town hall meeting tonight
• Cote returns to politics with election bid
• Former Las Crucen to rule Lobo lair
• Motorcycle legend seeks new record
• Blotter
• The movers and shakers of 2012: Amy Orlando
• Bingaman tours medical facility
• The movers and shakers of 2012: Paul Bosland
• Painting repaired
• Anthony lays out wish list
• Car-to-car shooting on Highway 70
• A warm welcome to all of our chamber members to 2012! Looking to be a very excit...
• Winter break over, students file back to class
• Gov. Martinez seeks $5.5 million for schools
• Deputies make four DUI arrests over holiday weekend
• City seeks to buy East Mesa water utility
• New plan laid out for improving schools
• Movers and shakers: Jeffrey Silva
• Pet adoptions set this weekend
• Officials release few details in officer involved shooting
• EBID election Thursday
• Centennial Luncheon set Friday
• Stranded hunters found in Luna County
• Movers and shakers: Elisa Cundiff
• Quiet roads in your future?
• Sign up now for spay/neuter service
• Fischmann sponsors bill to require parents to report missing children
• Virgin Galactic ramping up activity
• Don't forget your teen when making New Year's resolutions
• Indictments (Jan. 3)
• Movers and shakers: Ken Miyagishima
• Few incidents reported over holiday weekend
• Movers and shakers: Pat Hynes
• Firearms a popular holiday purchase
• 2nd baby of the year born at MountainView Regional Medical Center
• Las Cruces has a lot to look forward to in 2012
• Council resumes work Tuesday
• State Rep. Rehm targets criminal statutes for reform
• Movers and shakers: Aaron Ocampo
• Movers and shakers: DeWayne Walker
• First baby of 2012 born at Memorial Medical Center
• Past year dished up plenty of odd news
• Looking back
• New leaders, freeze mark Las Cruces' 2011
• Death of bin Laden was top news story of 2011
• Silver City lawmaker opposes education plan
• Media With A Mission : KRWG dedicated to connecting with the community
• The stories that got the most clicks
• Residents who left their mark remembered
• Weather extremes dominated NM headlines in 2011
• They moved, they shook
• Sign up now for spay/neuter service
• F-22 flying schedule for next week
• Thief takes deputy gear
• Elks Drive lane to close next week
• Boxing club film debuts Sunday
• Kitten rescued from truck engine adopted
• Ready to celebrate?
• Atomic veteran Bianco recalls infamous nuke test
• December snow a mixed blessing for local farmers
• Roving herd of cattle spur havoc in Radium Springs
• Georgia Tech band performs in Mesilla Plaza
• Centennial Parade to tell story of New Mexico
• Murder suspects caught near school
• Officers out in force for holiday
• Celebrate the New Year with a bang - but not a grass fire
• Ski Apache 100 percent open
• Las Cruces Sears, Kmart stores survive first cut
• NMSU rodeo club doesn't need boots to prove they are No. 1
• Utility regulators approve electric rate hike in eastern NM
• Garrison flag will fly on Sunday
• Reward offered in aquatic center crime
• Woman seeks cash, apology for shot dog
• Good Sam garage sale set for Jan. 21
• Fees for Bataan march go up Sunday
• NM couple hit by car, killed on I-25 near Hatch
• Big Band Dance Club now at Court Youth
• Tickets on sale for sheriff's banquet
• Aggies defeated
• Kwanzaa way to unite Cruces cultures
• Midtown once site of two WWII camps
• Ambulance crash
• Help sought in finding missing 1-year-old
• Mesilla Plaza closure upsets Double Eagle owner
• New stamp to honor New Mexico's centennial
• Restaurant owner killed in Texas crash
• Attorney offers Mesilla board of trustees advice on bond election
• Former NM governor becomes Libertarian presidential candidate
• Signup starts soon for city swim lessons
• City offering lifeguard workshops
• County moves ahead with crisis triage center
• Pet adoptions scheduled Saturday
• Under new management
• Fischmann to seek re-election
• LCHS cheerleaders to perform in London
• Fischmann to hold town hall meeting
• Help available for those struggling with depression
• Las Cruces Sears, Kmart stores await closure list
• No estimate on damaged fire engine
• City finance department receives top award
• County announces holiday closures
• Gary Johnson to run for president as Libertarian
• Construction to start on new grandstand for Apodaca Park
• Arrests at border continue to decline
• Barbara Couture reflects on past two years as NMSU president
• Police respond to several wrecks, suicides over weekend
• Testing algae for the spaceport student launch
• Authorities respond to East Mesa drive-by shooting
• Trustees to discuss process for Mesilla bond election
• Payroll tax, health costs, debt threaten recovery
• Country club officials ponder future of organization
• Apocalypse now? Dec. 21 mania to heat up
• Christmas at El Caldito
• Collaborative project to promote sustainable energy for USDA
• Light of the season: Luminarias bring Christmas glow to Mesilla Plaza
• How they voted (Dec. 25)
• Snow and ice stymie holiday travel
• Couple returns credit card lost by mayor's father
• NMSU's online Spanish graduate program connects with students worldwide
• Christmas spirit permeates Las Cruces Farmers & Crafts Market Christmas Eve Winter Fest
• Rep. Pearce renews push to honor late judge, governor Edwin Mechem
• Man accused of shooting cousin indicted for battery with a deadly weapon, burglary
• Wintry blanket closes roads, hampers holiday travel
• County farmers face deadline for key irrigation paperwork
• Verizon: Mystery airplane not ours
• Southern NM no stranger to winter weather
• NMSU offers quality concrete school
• Free pet adoptions for holidays
• 13 years later, suspect indicted in attack on clerk
• Apartment foreclosure leaves tenants in limbo
• Want to track Santa? NORAD can help
• Police on alert during holiday celebrations
• Family Game Day
• Brown Bag Lunch Lecture – Fred Harvey’s Indian Detours of the Southwest
• Storm may bring six inches
• NMSU class makes wine
• Some stores open, others closed on Christmas
• Man gets 4 1/2 years for domestic violence
• Blotter
• Mother, boyfriend indicted on child abuse charges
• Fort Fillmore tells story of valley's military past
• Menorah lighting
• Reward offered for stolen welding materials
• Cops for Tots helps in south county
• El Caldito
• Storm, roadwork will cause closures
• Plane annoying Las Crucens belongs to Verizon
• Youth can help with centennial quilt
• Garrison Flag to be flown on Christmas
• "Where we're going, we don't need roads".. be on the lookout for your invitation...
• Police reject witness claim in fatal shooting
• NMSU range science class works to solve Spaceport America landscaping challenge
• Man accused of throwing soup on wife
• Two teens jailed in stabbing
• Be on lookout for Luna the dog, woman asks
• Agents find drugs, immigration violations
• WSMR soldier wins $30,000 engagement ring, check
• Toy drive
• Calif. fugitive found in Sunland Park
• Holiday closures
• Blotter
• NM National Guard troops home from Kosovo
• NM honors war hero with plaque at Capitol
• NMSU Greek complex vandalized
• State downgrades Pepe's Restaurant
• City's first roundabout confounds drivers
• Fight song selected for Centennial High School
• Oñate High student Centennial essay winner
• Indictments (Dec. 21)
• Fewer than 300 National Guard to remain on border
• Event offers free pet adoptions, but help needed
• Holiday closings (Dec. 21)
• Touch of winter
• New planes and helicopters to surveil border
• Spirit of St. Nick
• Feds seek to strip Reese family of property
• Man faces second DWI charge
• Birders find dozens of dead crows in Mesilla Valley Bosque State Park
• Green Connections: 'Tis the season to be greener
• Sundown brings start of Hanukkah
• NMSU grad gets proposal during Tonight Show taping
• Some areas receive nearly an inch of precipitation
• City council questions ownership of Metro Verde property
• Responsible Host Pledge sets good example for teens
• Police blotter (Dec. 20)
• Sundown brings start of Hanukkah
• Children toss in donations for Toys for Tots
• Gold n' Cash to help crisis center
• Alleged stalker indicted by grand jury
• Holidays give rise to store thieves
• Gun store owner seeks to change guilty plea
• Police ID man killed in shoot-out
• Volunteer drivers needed to deliver holiday meals
• Convicted child killer on most wanted list
• Man shot and killed after firing on officers
• Affordable housing complex set for N. Valley area
• Clock is ticking for last-minute shoppers
• Conservation efforts rewarded at WSMR
• Running down the holiday wish list
• New equipment at NMSU gives students tools to measure health
• Financial trouble could cost Las Montañas its charter
• Volunteer panel to help guide mock-city project
• Soldier's early return makes for best Christmas gift
• Pearce challenger stumps in Silver City
• City council to consider increasing contract for worker compensation mamagement
• Ranch manager completing 40 years at NMSU's Chihuahuan Desert Rangeland Research Center
• All smiles: Navidad en el Barrio Para Los Niños brightens Christmas for children
• Toy workshop shoes inner workings of popular playthings
• Mrs. Claus finds stolen Subaru at mall
• How they voted (Dec. 18)
• Concert with a cause
• Friday crash
• Graduation Day
• Centennial High declaration forms go out
• Wayward arctic gull lands at Burn Lake
• PFLAG to host year-end events
• Public Chanukah celebrations coming
• Garcia to seek seventh term
• Police: Domestic incident led to Friday evening stabbing
• Crowd takes part in Gran Posada
• Embracing spirit of the season, mall welcomes back Mrs. Claus
• LC Toys for Tots drive in full swing
• Sunland Park toy giveaway planned
• Low-flying plane causes buzz among Sonoma Ranch residents
• Winter could give Rio Grande levels small boost
• Welcome to Enterprise Advisory Services Inc, a new chamber member! They are a go...
• Las Crucens share mixed feelings at end of Iraq war
• City taking registration for youth soccer
• Bhut-Kickin' Brownies are hot gift
• Teen honored for saving boy's life
• Cruces AtmoSciForum meets Saturday
• Ms. Angie buys 80 Daily Deals to purchase books for kids
• 'Don't mess with Mrs. Santa'
• Arson not suspected in home fire
• Locals participate in Christmas Bird Count
• Guffey out on bail after week in jail
• Stapleton apologizes for 'the Mexican' comment
• Contributions to food bank matched
• Col John Ferrari of White Sands Missile Range addressing the crowd during our Mi...
• At our military update luncheon featuring Col John Ferrari of White Sands Missil...
• NM legislator loses her temper
• Company behind 'mock city' idea opens Albuquerque office
• Trash collection schedule to change in January
• New plan for spaceship, plane duo mirrors Virgin Galactic's
• Sheriff seeks entries for citizen's academy
• Man wanted in Texas caught in Alamogordo
• Governor's veto ruled invalid
• Police: Don't stop in roundabout
• Do you agree?
• No injuries in motel fire
• Blotter
• Coyote visits artist's home
• Gingerbread
• No one goes to jail in Monopoly fight
• Spirit of giving
• Reward offered for tips in school thefts
• Mesilla residents, businesses protest plaza closure on Christmas Eve
• NMSU employees to receive $950 bonus
• Mrs. Claus' Subaru stolen form mall parking lot
• Smokey Bear saved again
• Sheriff warns against pecan thefts
• Police blotter (Dec. 14)
• Mesquite man spreads holiday cheer to needy children
• Man pleads guilty in molestation case
• Wet driving
• Woman gets probation in fraud trial
• County seeks applicants for housing post
• State board replaces prosecutor charged with handling police misconduct cases
• Valley Drive intersections closed today
• NMSU ROTC officers promoted
• Utilities Connection: Las Cruces Utilities seeks Gas Rate Increase
• Photo from our Small Business Workshop "Hiring and Firing Do's and Donts" at the...
• Leads emerge in missing Ariz. woman's case
• 4,310 in NM permitted to use medical marijuana
• False alarms focus of work session
• 2 males sought in store robbery
• Las Cruces Tea Party to meet Thursday
• Child Crisis Center ready to aid area parents
• The analog computer's role and our future
• Info sought on threat against Las Cruces woman's cat
• NM lawmaker seeks $40M for energy-research endowment
• Las Cruces man killed in I-10 pileup
• Cold weather takes toll on Las Cruces High's heating system
• Las Cruces police blotter (Dec. 13)
• El Pasoan indicted in Halloween car fire
• 16-year-old arrested in car theft
• Registration under way for Bataan Memorial Death March
• EBID election moved to Jan. 5
• Looking forward to seeing everyone at Business After Hours tonight! Join us for...
• More than 1,000 carry on regional tradition
• NMSU researchers explore new frontier of organisms beneath our feet
• English immersion school may come to Cruces
• Home prices slip
• Indictments
• Ghost Ship drives solo on White Sands
• To regift or not to regift, that is the question
• Vistas at Presidio project never moved forward
• Former Aggie coach McCarty dies at 96
• Shop with a Cop
• How they voted (Dec. 11)
• Community calendar (Dec. 11)
• A Critter Christmas
• Public safety facility update on agenda
• A bike for Christmas
• Family connections are complicated in mule world
• NMSU executive chef brings fresh approach to campus dining
• All aglow
• LCPS trims winter vacation to make up for snow day
• Gang member gets two life sentences for murders
• Help wanted in finding two brothers
• Kids donate
• Investigators hope sketch helps identify victim
• Blotter
• River-bank mowing concerns residents
• NMSU Regents view snapshot of border health, social needs
• Mesilla merchants want plaza kept open
• LCPD mobile center
• 911 tape leads to arrest in stabbing
• Property taxes
• Happy Friday everyone! Welcome to Jardin de los Ninos, a new chamber member! The...
• Colorado gov. announces spaceport plans
• Proposed changes worry builders
• Former bank manager guilty of fraud
• Our Lady of Guadalupe Festival this weekend
• Alumni Association to honor outstanding seniors and graduates
• Christmas spirit
• Lunar eclipse
• Blotter
• University rediscovers Cockerell's Bumblebee
• Choir to help raise funds for chapel restoration
• End in sight
• Marshals auction off classic muscle car
• Man guilty of murder in 2008 gets 36 years
• NMSU chemistry student wins national, first prize award for chemistry
• Domestic violence shelter seeks toy donations
• NMSU student recognized for accomplishments during NSE exchange
• Enjoy the best networking in town at our December Business After Hours! Monday,...
• Welcome to two new chamber members this morning, Amped Electric, an electrical c...
• Student claims rape while on drugs
• Roads still hazardous after snow storm
• Gov. Martinez continues to push license issue
• Las Cruces honors veterans who witnessed Pearl Harbor bombing
• Tigua dance
• Snow slows Do-a Ana County pecan harvest
• Bosque to host holiday celebration
• Blotter
• Mesquite District throws a winter party
• Gov. seeks funding for school reading
• Boy breaks leg while sledding
• Man on most-wanted list arrested
• Locals warned of door-to-door sales scam
• Pecan picking is prohibited
• Tickets on sale for living tree concert
• Elementary school hosts holiday event
• Welcome to yet another new chamber member, Eyemart Express. They specialize in o...
• Welcome to our newest chamber member, Red Hawk Golf Club. They are a semi-privat...
• Icy roads cause chaos
• Community remembers Bobby Mayfield
• Book fair to help reading foundation
• Local shopping competition this Saturday
• Green Connections: Trash Coupons Gain Momentum
• Armadillo Aerospace's STIG-A rocket launches successfully from Spaceport America
• NMSU police probe second bookstore theft
• El Caldito needs your help for Christmas
• NMDOT makes do with few resources
• Man accused of murder in 2008 pleads guilty
• NMSU police find no evidence of reported hostage situation
• Group to match donations to food bank
• Property tax deadline is Saturday
• Police blotter (Dec. 6)
• Some city parks and recreation facilities to be closed
• EBID to elect officials today
• Mother arrested for allegedly injuring daughter
• Garrison flag to fly Wednesday for Pearl Harbor Day
• Man arrested for attempted murder
• ASCMV offering affordable spay or neuter
• Toy drive, car show set for Saturday in Sunland Park
• NMSU Chile Pepper Institute holiday sale under way
• LCPS cancels school, NMSU implements delayed start
• State Sen. Mary Kay Papen to seek re-election
• More than 1,300 earn degrees from NMSU
• Tag It activity helps teens understand influences
• Model railroad enthusiasts to meet Saturday
• Winter weather hits hard, foils motorists
• It is snowing here at the chamber! While we enjoy the sight from inside our offi...
• Be sure to get your nominations in for our Annual Awards Banquet! Award categori...
• Hundreds run half marathon
• Proposed legislation targets metal theives
• Local stores eye holiday momentum
• Give some holiday cheer to service folks
• Snow capped
• Program engages single soldiers at White Sands
• NMSU testing hoop house designs for winter vegetable production
• 27th annual Noche de Luminarias
• Rough second half ends in 5A championship loss for Mayfield
• Mimbres Valley Brewing co. seeks waiver from city council
• NMSU's Chile Pepper Institute looks to spice up Christmas, other holidays year-round.
• Pegasus may build mock city in Doña Ana County
• Adopt a Family seeks final donations
• Furniture store owners tackle Christmas wishes
• New Mexico Athletic commission records missing
• Citizen soldiers
• Thousands browse bazaar
• How they voted (Dec. 4)
• Cleveland beats Mayfield 48-28 to win Class 5A state championship
• Fort Sill Apache lobbying for casino support
• Local boxing documentary to open Dec. 14
• Sierra Middle School set to host Scholastic Book Fair from Dec. 12-15
• Teen charged in stabbing at store
• Three charged in Gadsden burglaries
• Man burned during domestic incident
• Sky high
• Female sex offender back behind bars
• A few snow flakes dress up Las Cruces Christmas tree lighting
• Bill would block lawsuits in spaceflight accidents
• Winter weather slaps southern New Mexico
• Man accused of shooting sister
• Two arrested in Hadley shooting
• Teen gets discharge after burglary
• EBID board seats up for election Tuesday
• Welcome to yet another new member on this cold Friday in Las Cruces, Tutti Bambi...
• Welcome to our newest chamber member La Tienda de Jardin! They specialize in gen...
• Fans' dilemma: Conflicting times for Saturday's football games
• Man charged with child trafficking
• Habitat, bookstore to help with wrapping
• Honor Flight vets invited to holiday event
• Man given probation after threats
• NMSU police probe bookstore theft
• Trial postponed in final gun-ring case
• Protest
• NMSU offers employees retirement incentives
• Sexual health workshop continues today
• City lights Christmas tree tonight
• O-ate band excels at All-State
• Students make blankets for Project Linus
• Convicted murderer pleads 'no contest' in 2 other killings
• Two jailed following assault caught on video
• Hispanic group allowed in NM redistricting case
• Star Trek scratchers
• Winter storm headed our way
• Noche de Luminarias brightens NMSU for 27th consecutive year
• Couple charged with abuse of child
• Attorney to replace Judge Garcia
• Salvation Army in need of food donations
• Dick's Sporting Goods potential new tenant for empty building
• Erhard seeks seat in US House of Representatives
• Lottery sells '$ugar Cookies' for students
• Man may be charged in delayed murder
• Sobriety checkpoints, patrols planned in December
• Have you heard about the new home of the chamber? Read more to find out!
• New show to debut on Las Cruces Channel
• School to host spirit night at Sonic
• Felon arrested shortly after release
• Roswell man sentenced on drug charges
• Empowering our youth
• Mesilla trustees seek car forfeiture ordinance
• LCPD Blotter
• Area may have brief water shortage
• Founder of Las Cruces Symphony dies at 94
• NMSU alcohol proposal needs local ok
• Armijo House to get a new identity
• Handmade jewelry stolen from couple's truck
• Reward offered for tips in Mesilla robbery
• Stopping FOG in our city's sewer system
• Teen sentenced to nine years
• See everyone at our November Business After Hours at De La Vegas Pecan Grill & B...
• Welcome to our newest chamber member, Familia Dental in Las Cruces! Visit their...
• La Niña: Its impact on New Mexico weather
• NMSU at risk of financial aid penalty
• Local health advocate and engineer recognized by NMSU
• Battalion ceremony on Wednesday
• Pet adoptions this weekend
• Judge to step down amid allegations of wrongdoing
• Jury selection to begin Dec. 12 in Columbus gun trafficking case
• Raptor pilots to conduct nighttime training
• Man halts attempted rape on school grounds
• Beer and wine may be on tap at Pan Am
• Part of Missionary Road to close
• 10 DWI arrests made over weekend
• One fine day
• Camp Hope shelter seeks housing solution
• Judge blocks lawyer form representing Reese family
• Protesters, city to share park for tree lighting
• Gift cards popular, convenient
• Commercial projects boost permit values
• NMSU research to improve movement in athletes
• Canine athletes
• City, county to work together on funding priorities
• Uninsured drivers rev up hit-and-run numbers
• Safer streets: Fewer crashes in Las Cruces' roads
• Farmers' last chance for extra water looms
• City council to discuss proposed changes to permitting process
• After long wait, Mesilla trustees to consider accepting water system
• Holly Day House Art Show features hand-crafted works
• NMSU Extension home economists promote healthier New Mexican cuisine recipes
• It's got a bite to it
• Black Friday comes to animal shelter
• Area students head back to school
• Black Friday crowds flood stores spurred by expanded hours, good deals
• Dear Santa ...
• Retailers pleased by growth in Black Friday numbers
• Las Cruces-area drivers see gas drop below $3 a gallon
• WSMR commander aims to do more with less
• NASA workers help feed the hungry
• Volunteers serve Thanksgiving meals for those less fortunate
• Black Friday: On your mark, get set ... shop!
• Quarter of American deaths in Mexico were homicides
• Fort Sill Apache granted reservation
• Tough Enough raises more than $500,000
• Animal shelter turns documents over to Humane Society
• Thanksgiving, midnight openings new Black Friday reality
• Tips to avoid house fires
• Deputies to conduct checkpoints Saturday
• Man allegedly used NMSU computer lab to view porn
• Garrison flag to fly today
• Banquet to honor sheriff's officers
• Donate a gift for a child in need
• Animal shelter to hold 'Black Friday' adoption
• Storm system still on track for today and Friday
• Woman charged with abusing daughters
• No additional jail time on drug charge
• Shop smart, have patience
• Suspected NMSU fraud investigated
• Local teen's entry in art contest best in nation
• Feeding the hungry
• Trial of deputy's killer moved to LC
• Sheriffs to help in breeder probe
• Man charged with animal cruelty
• Volunteer firefighters arrested in blaze
• Tuesday night blaze
• Corporations meet the recycling challenge
• Holiday closings
• Man shot in jaw in family debt fight
• What's in a name?
• Group warns of risky toys
• Mayfield junior indicted in bomb threat on school
• City council awards $1.7 million contract
• County receives $2 million HUD grant
• Mayor, councilors start 4-year term
• Glenn, Sally Cutter endure home invasion
• Correction (Nov. 22)
• Couple arrested for allegedly trying to bribe Border Patrol agent
• Police blotter (Nov. 22)
• Churches send gifts to children around the globe
• Local teens to participate in 'Empowering Youth' conference
• Arby's upgraded to 'approved' status
• CBP officers seize more than 1,000 pounds of pot
• Woman comes forward, says she was not a victim of David Parker Ray
• Menudo cook-off Saturday
• Pearce representative to hold office hours
• Student cited for early morning brawl
• Toy ride
• Fire up that computer to holiday shop online
• Two separate I-25 wrecks leave at least one person injured
• 'Tis the season for shopping
• 1,000 more students needed for Centennial High School
• Temporary shelter
• Preschooler knows the climbing ropes
• Readers share in mourning for Baby Jude
• Country Club closes its doors
• NMSU orchard contains some of region's oldest pecan trees
• How they voted (Nov. 20)
• City Council to consider zoning changes before welcoming new members
• 3,000 children receive winter coats
• Santas for seniors
• High Heels for High Hopes
• Las Cruces Bishop testifies for freedom of religion
• 200 take oath of citizenship
• 7th Annual Old Fashioned Holiday Display
• Johnson largely ignored as presidential primaries near
• Sound Off! (Nov. 19)
• Police arrest man wanted for sex crimes near school
• Las Cruces Police blotter (Nov. 19)
• Clarification (Nov. 19)
• Road work begins Monday on NM 478
• Winter Superblitz began Friday
• Holloman announces flight schedule
• FBI releases photo in New Mexico sex torture case
• Toilet Bowl
• Fire tips for a safe Thanksgiving
• Bruins Lane paving work starts Monday
• NMSU to host unmanned aircraft conference
• Centennial
• New citizens will be sworn in today
• Hatch annexes 300 acres for Spaceport welcome center
• Colleges encouraged to produce more scientists, mathematicians
• Man charged with drug trafficking, criminal sexual penetration
• Man found guilty of strangling other prisoner
• Roswell man guilty of gun charges
• State aid for religious schools contested
• Street named for Tashiro farming family
• Occupy Las Cruces aims to create 'atmosphere of change'
• Miss New Mexico, Miss Teen New Mexico reign from Las Cruces
• Don't forget! Business After Hours has been moved to Tuesday, November 29, at De...
• Troops test new technology at WSMR
• NMSU groups to help needy students
• Students may opt out of new high school
• Families receive donated food boxes
• Teen arrested in Las Cruces found dead
• Former city council candidate pleads guilty
• Blotter
• Police investigate drive-by shooting
• State downgrades Arby's restaurant
• JROTC makes a difference
• County offices to close for holiday
• Lil' Kickers youth signup begins Monday
• City offices to close for Thanksgiving
• Man arrested on charges of beating wife
• Students hold vigil for one of their own
• Suspect sought in Pic Quik robbery
• Police blotter (Nov. 16)
• Trash, grappler and recycling pick-up on the same day starting in January
• County Road B-30 and Missionary Ridge to close
• Speakers, sponsors sought for Girl Scout expo
• ETZ authority to vote on ordinance changes
• Uncle Sam wants you!
• Conlee Elementary to celebrate Bully-Free Week
• Partnership to aid needy families
• Home loan help for veterans highlighted
• Neighborhood safety meetings planned
• Woman cleared of DWI billed for blood test
• Kiwanis to build canned food tree
• NM Supreme Court hears animal cruelty case
• Museum to unveil NM Centennial Exhibit
• Forecasters say conditions could be ripe for an arctic outbreak
• Did you know that NMSU is offering season ticket discounts for men's basketball...
• City better prepared for frigid temperatures
• Chile harvest nearly finished
• City seeks master planner to help with downtown revitalization
• Indictments (Nov. 15)
• U.S. copied Russian technology for manned space orbit
• Christmas CanTree donations sought
• Man sentenced to 11 years in prison for 2008 stalking
• Last Yappy Hour of 2012 on Wednesday
• Students to visit Institute of Mining and Technology
• Leaders say literacy is an economic issue
• AP Exclusive: NM governor clarifies immigrant past
• Christian rock group runs afoul of neighbors complaining about noise
• Detention officer arrested for forgery
• Anthony man wanted for beating ex-wife
• Police blotter (Nov. 15)
• Gov. Martinez says officials and lobbyists are too cozy
• Thanksgiving looms and that means...pie!
• Mariachi Mass
• Open rehearsal
• Inventory of homes for sale remains vast
• While bears hibernate, researchers prepare to explore their ecology in New Mexico
• Police investigate rash of house fires
• Las Cruces Mariachi Conference plays final notes for 2011
• Tribe won't fold on casino
• Saving endangered orangutans is a mission for NMSU student
• Mesilla trustees to discuss instituting a property tax
• Brain battle
• Final speech in fall colloquium Monday
• How they voted (Nov. 13)
• Re-enactment celebrates moment in Mesilla history
• Scouts race against the clock in down-hill derby
• Holloman announces flight schedule
• Items needed for community baby shower
• Burned body in Otero County was LC man
• Sales help out Chile Pepper Institute
• Mobile home destroyed by fire Thursday night
• Man dies in crash with truck
• Be a Santa to a senior
• Strengthening families with unmarried parents is the goal of NMSU initiative
• On Veterans Day, Las Crucens honor those who served
• Student showcase
• Education officials decry speech therapy cuts
• Commissioner to host Chaparral meet
• Trial begins in jail death
• Officials: Municipal finances are generally in good shape
• No additional jail time for robber
• Dispatcher charged with voyeurism
• Motorcycle crash
• Udall's TV show honors veterans
• Reward offered for info in fires
• Man charged with beating wife
• Judge ups sentence for ex-juvenile probation officer
• Animal shelter to host open house this afternoon
• LC sees emergency alert system errors
• Bayard man found guilty of bomb threat
• Boxer adoptions Saturday at PetsMart
• Utility authority will meet Dec. 1
• Loma Heights teacher arrested for alleged cocaine trafficking
• NMSP drops gang unit
• Local man rises to Afghan air command
• Marking Veterans Day in the Las Cruces area
• Meeting Tuesday on Valley Drive project
• Bond approved for man in heroin case
• Sex offender caught entering country
• Parents, officials laud Arrowhead school
• Declaration available for those interested
• Miyagishima: Election is affirmation, but shift in focus needed
• Yard sale to benefit El Caldito
• Pearce praises local hero dogs
• National parks fees waived this weekend
• Busy 1st day for Pro's Ranch
• Minnesota Club meets Wednesdays
• County commission to meet Tuesday
• National alert system test was Wednesday
• Warrant sought for ex-probation officer
• Letters To Santa Claus Extended
• Johnson prepares to step down as public works director
• Transcript reveals judges' awkward conversation
• Cube-Sats - small satellites for the common man.
• 14-year-old dies in rollover
• NMSU launches online tuition calculator
• Tournament of Bands set Saturday
• NMSU art history professor interprets Brazilian religious festival
• A new place to learn
• Fire hydrant test Wednesday
• Time line uncertain for spaceport's southern road
• Police blotter (Nov. 1)
• Tobacco money falls off for state
• County seeks Housing Authority volunteers
• Trick or treaters on the march
• Advocacy group blasts judge for remarks on gays
• Welcome to our newest chamber member, Holiday Inn Express- Las Cruces North! htt...
• Happy Halloween from the Chamber! Our Accounting and Database Assistant Brenda G...
• 26,000 make trek to top of Mount Cristo Rey
• NMSU psychology professor sees automated cargo delivery in the future
• Officials' feud clouds new PRC audit
• WSMR community gets update at town hall meeting
• Battle of the bulge is a daily struggle
• 3 in contest for Las Cruces mayor
• NMSU Homecoming parade hits streets
• Rocky road for new school
• No corpse left behind
• Extension office to offer homemade gift ideas at Christmas showcase
• Couple considers legal action against Spaceport America over dry well
• WWE Raw tour slates show at Pan Am
• How they voted (Oct. 30)
• Sun-News snares awards
• More sonic booms possible
• NMSU student dies, may have been hit-and-run victim
• Mesilla celebrates Dia de los Muertos
• Groundskeeping
• Old medications collected
• NMSU police probe student's death
• Diaz files campaign finance report in D4
• Ex-Columbus mayor's brother pleads guilty on pot charge
• Caught in the act
• 10 years behind bars for man in child porn case
• Murphy case prosecutor denies judge-shopping
• Bill could help open NM stores to Mexican shoppers
• Panel explores changes in Electoral College system
• El Paso man guilty of causing forest fire
• Ready to ring
• Teachers may have to work until 55
• Halloween tradition
• Police: Man with pellet gun committed no crime
• Area's cotton crop ready for harvest
• Sex offender sentenced to 41 months
• Fundraising event for state centennial
• Las Cruces man, 41, indicted for prostitution business
• LCPS in the clear after first audit
• Las Cruces candidates raise $168K
• Aggie fire
• Conference to focus on workforce literacy
• Cook: Joint account led to mix-up
• New information in Link killing
• Conference gives voice to concerns of LC Hispanics
• County Child Welfare Team honored for work
• Police to conduct sobriety checkpoints
• Catholic Charities store marks first year
• Man gets 22 years on firearm charge
• Down syndrome walk coming Saturday
• Desert Hills to hold pie fundraiser
• Three accused in armed robbery of man
• In case you haven't already heard, our very own Revenue Development Director, Al...
• Set those DVRs and TiVos over lunch (as you will be busy networking at our Busin...
• Chief justice stays on Murphy corruption case
• Pound puppies
• Bishop awarded Turquoise Chalice
• Six caught with bogus birth certificates
• Wednesday crash
• No wings yet for Virgin Galactic
• Golf tournament to benefit Boy Scouts
• Just say no
• MHS Band to host mattress fundraiser
• The man in the cockpit
• Food bank seeks help providing Thanksgiving meals
• Roswell gang member on most-wanted list
• Gym to participate in Coats for Kids
• ‘NASA/ART: 50 Years of Exploration’ Opens at the Las Cruces Museum of Art
• <b><font color="B22222">Las Cruces Mayoral Debate: </b></font> Candidates define differences, discuss city's issues
• Electronics recycling event around the corner
• Goddard Hall named for NM radio pioneer
• Police to hold drug disposal event
• Jewelry sale set for Nov. 2
• Thieves target mail drops
• Woman allegedly tried to strangle girlfriend
• Senator schedules WSMR visit
• Anthony Elementary hosts turkey trot
• Candy drop to be held Sunday
• Turfgrass conference slated for Nov. 1-3
• NMSU junior to lead national body of FFA
• Alleged spaceship theft fails at liftoff
• Mesilla Marshal's vehicle damaged
• Hispanic 'action summit' coming
• Don't forget! Business After hours this Thursday at the Memorial Medical Center...
• Mobile Vet Clinic performs low-cost surgeries for pets
• <b><font color ="B22222">Face off: </b></font> Mayoral candidates set for debate (7:16 a.m.)
• Large pot bust made at port of entry
• Man charged in Anthony shooting
• Man arrested for neglect, death of dog
• Swim Steps workshop dates set
• Bicycle maintenance workshop is coming
• Free pancake for kids Friday at IHOP
• Illegal dumping summit Wednesday
• Main Street to close for 3 days
• 3 St. Bernards up for adoption
• Drive out hunger
• Leading developer dead at 56: Philippou to be buried in Cyprus
• Part-time comic earns Boeing award for invention
• Man sentenced for burglary of girlfriend's home
• Police Blotter (Oct. 25)
• Join us in conjunction with the Children's Reading Foundation of Dona Ana County...
• Bestselling Author Stephen Fried To Speak
• County considers using at-large voting centers
• Ready or not, it's time to think about holiday shopping
• Convention centers lures 200 events in first year
• Fit and finish
• Murder trials delayed for years
• NMSU researchers dig into weed and worm conspiracy
• Pearl Harbor survivor celebrates Navy's 236th birthday at WSMR
• Hundreds of students take part in BEST robotics competition
• Fright night
• Smaller pecan crop forecast
• Municipal judge candidates share respect, desire to update court
• Investigators mum on cause of explosion that leveled Talavera home 3 years ago
• Branson, space tourists anxious for maiden flight
• A frightful evening
• Wake-up call for colon health
• Mesilla may put surplus furniture, equipment on the auction block
• NMSU's migrant assistance program celebrates 10th anniversary
• How they voted (Oct. 23) The voting record of New Mexico's congressional delegation for Oct. 16-22:
• F-22 training flights scheduled for this week Sun-News report
• MacArthur school celebrates 70 years
• Council work session canceled because report on police review incomplete Sun-News report
• Aggie madness: Hoops teams hold event for fans
• Sonic booms possible next week
• Good Samaritan to host craft sale
• Ex-worker sues county; claims retaliation in probe
• Voters get trio of choices in D2 City Council race
• 'Empty Bowls' a complete success
• SUV rolls over in north Las Cruces
• Sun-News, KFOX sponsor Las Cruces mayoral debate
• Roswell man admits guilt on gun charge
• All invited to ROTC Halloween Run
• Domenici Institute creates fellowship program
• Pet cemetery cleanup Oct. 29
• Felon admits to weapon possession
• Special counsel in Block probe costs $17K so far
• Sunland Park meat smuggler cited
• Community Event of the Weekend: Join chamber member Southwest Sport & Spine Cent...
• Happy Friday everyone! We have two new chamber members this morning- Lightyear W...
• Small faces challenge from Diaz for D4 council seat
• Candidate forum
• Volunteer FD hosts Halloween Funhouse
• Water outage today west of Valley
• Cervantes named assistant dean for College of Health and Social Services
• 4-H fundraiser at JCPenney
• Rare prehistoric skull ends up in NMSU basement
• Jury indicts Mendez in Realtor's slaying
• Candidate forums set at Temple Beth El
• Man charged with knifepoint abduction
• At spaceflight symposium, a plan for flying saucers
• Meerscheidt adds activities for kids
• Grand jury indicts last suspect in Columbus gun-smuggling operation
• State Fair in financial straits; some balk at help
• Set those reminders and DVRs/TiVos! our City Council Candidates Forum for the ci...
• Las Cruces judge given censure
• Vigil impostor uses Facebook in alleged scam
• Food drive for Casa de Peregrinos
• Evidence sought in Hadley murder
• State of NMSU
• Brad Paisley, The Band Perry, 'Idol' winner Scotty McCreery coming to Pan Am in February
• At spaceflight symposium, moon's future a hot topic
• Detainee dies in county jail
• PSL golf scramble to fund scholarships
• Police seek suspect in panty theft
• Candidate forums set at Temple Beth El
• MVD workers: Foreign nationals strain NM driver's license system
• Man pleads guilty in molestation of girl
• Chadborn, Silva vie for District 1 council seat
• City clerk: Turnout good for first day
• Have you attended one of our Good Morning Las Cruces events yet this year? If so...
• Mark your calendars for next Thursday, October 27 for our October Business After...
• Tuesday morning sonic booms startle Las Crucens
• Reward offered for trail suspect
• Family seeks help in finding teen
• Oil, gas, mines give NM a boost
• Space industry invades farm and ranch museum this week
• Watch the nose!
• Bisexuality presentation is today
• 'Learning' event will be Sunday
• Attorney asks high court to reinstate her
• City housing authority celebrates 50 years
• Absentee in-person voting begins today
• School board: High-schoolers can stay with classmates
• Report emergencies, big or small - by phone or online
• Dog owners jailed in fatal Easter mauling
• Interested in hosting our 2011 Leadership Las Cruces Graduation Celebration? The...
• Know an outstanding Principal / Administrator, Teacher, or Early Career Teacher?...
• Oñate freshman indicted in stabbing
• Countdown begins for private spaceflight
• CLC-TV staff wins Emmy Awards
• Late season archery elk licenses available Nov. 2
• SNAP taking applications for mobile spay/neuter van
• Dual credit application and course selection help offered
• Drive-through flu clinic on Saturday
• High Range association to sponsor forum
• State of the University address is Wednesday
• Minnesota Club meets Wednesday
• Yappy Hour's pet costume contest
• Poison Ink Tattoos supporting breast cancer awareness
• Primetimers meet for lunch today
• A day to play
• Police Blotter (Oct. 18)
• Correction (Oct. 18)
• Happy Boss's day to all! Especially our own, Chamber President/CEO, Bill Allen!
• White Sands Health Fair a success
• Builders cautious, but see some success
• Gas prices cycle back up
• Family hopes for break in Link case
• Researcher seeks lessons from Egyptian bird flu
• Pink-clad Aggie fans unite to fight breast cancer
• $584,166 raised so far beat last year's total
• NASA bookings boost hopes for Spaceport America
• Las Cruces sees dip in tax revenue
• Council to take finals steps toward housing authority merger
• Title IX comes under scrutiny in Santa Fe
• Sandoval County Master Gardeners' food pantry garden receives award
• How they voted (Oct. 16)
• Fun at the Harvest Fest
• Pagan Pride Day returns to dispel myths, promote understanding
• Indictments (Oct. 16)
• 'Occupy' movement takes to Las Cruces streets
• Toss no Mas cleans up area near Camino Real Middle School
• More than $1 million raised from Tough Enough campaign
• Primetimers to host ag statistician
• Marshals seek help locating suspect
• Payment taken for after-school program
• NASA official to talk on protecting moon artifacts
• Ex-deputy treasurer sues Do-a Ana County
• SilverSneakers
• Forgotten 40 oz. beer at root of stabbing
• Oñate locked down for gun-on-campus report
• Kids waste no time in using new playground equipment
• School board to hear redistricting plan
• Sayles quarter horse wins again at NM State Fair
• Clarification motion denied in judge corruption case
• On the run
• Pumpkins all around
• At Mayfield, students learn ins and outs of the mechanic's trade
• The full video of our Greater Las Cruces Chamber Candidates Forum held at KRWG o...
• Miss our Small Business Workshop on how to prepare for the holidays? Click for s...
• The Chamber of Commerce Staff is Tough Enough to wear Pink! Sporting this year's...
• Thanks Team WSMR
• New movie a boost for bird watchers
• Teen arrested for drive-by shooting
• I-25 construction wrapping up
• 3 arrested, 1 sought in extortion scheme
• Recycle rally
• Prosecutor's motion seeks to disqualify top judge
• Man arrested on child porn charges
• 2 arrested in Saturday Albertsons shooting
• 'Occupy' movement spurs university protest
• NASA books first Virgin Galactic flight
• More 'Pink' events are on tap for area
• Playin' in the band
• Mayoral forum
• Illegal dumping grabs attention
• Sierra students get lesson from Rio Grande
• Search will continue for Ray victims
• Experts teach kids about the importance of fossils
• Motorcycle officer crashes into SUV
• Crews battle two mobile home fires
• Public safety, jobs hot topics at mayoral candidates' forum
• Light of hope
• <b><font color="B22222">VIDEO: </b></font>Council candidates quarrel at meeting
• Tough Enough luncheon, fashion show draw crowd
• <b><font color="B22222">VIDEO: </b></font> Occupy Las Cruces procession preparations
• Martinez reflects on session during Las Cruces stop
• 1 dead, 3 injured in rollover on I-25
• Check out our newest video- for a tour of the Armijo house, the future home of t...
• Welcome to our new chamber member, Zia Tel, specializing in phone and internet s...
• Literacy night at Hermosa Heights
• Former Las Cruces City Council member dies
• Group hopes for sea of pink at NMSU football game
• TIDD board mulls options for downtown
• Couture to discuss El Paso conference
• 'Occupy' movement arrives in Las Cruces
• Fuel-tank puncture sparked recycling center blaze
• GISD board to meet Thursday
• Gov. signs off on capital projects bill
• Man convicted in Deming slaying heads back to court
• Authorities search near Elephant Butte for possible remains of Ray victim
• NMSU sees enrollment shrink
• City beautification, cleanup Saturday
• 'Speaking Of Art' Lecture Series With Ceramic Artist Amanda Marcott
• Candidate forum to be televised
• Road construction continues, but so could delays
• Onate Navy JROTC tops at El Paso military skills meet
• Las Cruces joins "Above the Influence' campaign
• Firefighters battle three-car blaze
• NMSU theater to be named after Medoffs
• NMSU student to receive new home
• City seeks new role for Amador Hotel
• Tough Enough to Wear Pink
• FBI, police to search Elephant Butte for bodies
• NMSU rolls out curbside recycling program
• Last day to register to vote
• Cattle growers seek centennial ranches
• Pumpkin festival
• Records show council spending is frugal
• Discrimination suit against county supervisor dropped
• Are the skies still friendly?
• Economy shrinks Realtor numbers
• What's Up at White Sands: Young camper wins award for sculpture
• Eye on Research: Sunflower project explores alternative crop
• Cancer Rundown: Cowboys raise money for research
• 8 jail detainees have MRSA infection
• LCPS still seeking redistricting input
• Fix the PRC?: NM group lobbies for more educated commissioners, less oversight
• Longtime legislator Foy dies at 96
• Mesilla trustees to look at preservation ordinance
• Downtown board set to discuss revenues
• Police arrest Anthony man charged in shooting
• Shots reportedly fired during Las Cruces shoplifting
• Los Leones Car Show
• Community calendar (Oct. 9)
• La Viña fest continues today
• NMSU ceramics professor retires, art gallery exhibits works
• A change in the air at the 4H, FFA fair
• Nice maneuver
• A good cause
• 62-year-old jailed in gun incident
• Solar plant lights up Santa Teresa
• Two locked up in trio of burglaries
• Garrison flag to fly Monday
• Child rape case dismissed after victim leaves US
• Arizona fugitive caught in Gallup
• Offices to be closed for Columbus Day
• Resendiz won't run for Congress
• NMSU student allegedly attacked roommate
• Haunted construction
• Mother on 3rd drunken driving arrest since August
• Martinez vetoes three bills on redistricting
• Dispute leaves tenants without water
• Authorities: Slaying was burglary gone bad
• Recycle rally
• Local animal group gets national grants
• Many at LCHS blame cafeteria for missed meals
• Santa to make stop at Railroad Museum
• Fire Department offers safety tips
• NM colonias board to meet today in Las Cruces
• Man charged with assaulting girl
• Two plead guilty to wolf killings
• Citizen's academy moved to Oct. 22
• Block officially resigns PRC seat
• Balloon Fiesta
• Scary season
• Autopsy: Ghost town's Link died of gunshots
• NMSU hosting Tough Enough To Wear Pink events
• Welcome to a new chamber member, Arbonne International- Laura Smart, Independent...
• Candidate forum
• Honor Flight to carry WWII vets to monument in nation's capital
• Man arrested in Realtor killing
• NM companies get boost on state contracts
• Lujan dodges death penalty
• Forum to focus on farms, estate plans
• Man allegedly abducted estranged wife
• Sportsmen to meet today at Days Inn
• Desert Hills plans school-wide cleanup
• Grand opening for skeet/trap range
• Offices to be closed for Columbus Day
• Drug disposal set for Oct. 29
• Las Cruces Police Department blotter (Oct. 6)
• Injured baby released from hospital
• Stay healthy
• Council OKs road, airport improvements
• Another photo from our Heritage Foundation kick off last night-our kick off cake...
• Blessing of the animals
• Rutgers professor is featured speaker
• Detainee accused in another attack on juvenile detention center staff
• NMSU Art Gallery to present talk, exhibit
• Two off ballot in city election
• Honor Flight heads for D.C. WWII monument
• Jury out in federal death penalty case
• Deadline extended for half marathon
• Design contest registration begins
• Doctors urge public to get flu shots early
• Camino Real to spoof Cinderella
• Man guilty of illegal re-entry
• Cowboys for Cancer Research to rustle up some donations
• "Putting Your Ideas into Action" water conservation meeting tomorrow
• Great turn out for our Heritage Foundation kick off! Come join us and help save...
• Looking forward to seeing everyone tonight at the "Our Future is Our History" Ca...
• City Council hangs up on new Verizon tower
• New billboard
• Racers relive days of soap box derby action
• Man hospitalized after shot in face
• Family workshops offer creative learning
• Blotter
• Two allegedly climb crane at NMSU construction site
• Republicans upset about redistricting lawsuit representation
• Man sought after allegedly climbing into students' beds
• Students asked to walk to school
• Missing 73-year-old found in California
• Sister cities prepare for Nienburg delegation visit
• Cold, wet weather may roll in
• Spaceport directors come together
• Sex offender arrested near Santa Teresa
• Thank you for all who attended the September Business After Hours and for the Me...
• Neighbors oppose cell tower location
• iBelieve it's time to get on smart technology wagon
• Mesilla Valley Maze
• Detention Center guard staffing numbers improve
• Researchers test chile for salt tolerance
• Sheriff's deputies investigate Anthony shooting
• Informational kiosk installed
• Las Cruces Half Marathon returns Dec. 4
• Mesilla Jazz Happening draws crowd
• Woman disputes Mesilla's tow of her vehicle
• Census: NM No. 3 in poverty
• Fun and games at the Southern New Mexico State Fair
• Students urged to walk to school
• Families learn about gardening, more at La Semilla Food Summit
• Around the world
• Sheriff seeks car in murder probe
• NMSU student wins travel competition
• Limiting my cuss words to men and cows
• Changes to planned unit developments on agenda
• Community calendar (Oct. 2)
• NMSU students relax in computer lab transformed into wireless lounge
• How they voted (Oct. 2)
• Mosquito squad takes the opportunity to educate public
• Las Alturas firefighter takes part in massive central Texas blaze battle
• Two arrested in home burglaries
• Two students hit by car at Oñate
• Livestock auction
• Man shot in assault on police officer
• Man, 65, found guilty of kidnapping, assault
• Las Cruces area to host testing of 'pseudo-satellite'
• County seeks volunteers for health-proposal evaluations
• Las Cruces-born cleric killed
• Help sought in finding elderly man
• Pumpkin carving contest is near
• Reservations needed for vets banquet
• Ex-Mesilla marshal convicted of drunken driving
• Victorian Craft Class
• Turquoise ProRodro gets started
• Bell ringer Beltran dies at 89 Sunday
• Man, 31, arrested after 21-mile chase
• Huerta rejects PAC's aid: Political group will still back mayoral hopeful
• Pancake breakfast fundraiser Saturday
• 'Handy' work nets state police a pimp
• Hummell family sues Las Cruces in shooting
• Owner of dogs in fatal mauling cleared
• NMSU student 1 or 2 arrested for climbing stadium scoreboard
• Free conference and health fair for women veterans
• Reunion for Marines veterans planned
• Campaign to restore Armijo House will be Tuesday
• Wellness fair will be Wednesday
• Junior Amigos will meet Tuesday
• Brown Bag Lunch Lecture - ‘Bridge To The Past: The Mexican Canyon Trestle’
• Registrations and hole sponsorships (only $150!) are still open for our 2011 Cha...
• LC mayoral candidates talk tech at forum
• Statewide Green Chamber conference hits Cruces Friday
• Banned Books Week
• County seeks ADA board members
• Infant dies; crime not suspected
• Glue-filled truck rolls onto side
• La Casa to mark Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Garbage crews to run late due to training
• Block pleads guilty, resigns
• Sign of the season
• Purebred pooch finds new home
• Trial begins in sex assault case
• State takeover of Sunland Park government functions unlikely
• NMSU baseball mannequin returns to lineup after being found in shrubs
• Welcome to our new Chamber Member For Rent in Las Cruces! They specialize in hom...
• Be sure to call the Chamber office at 524-1968 to sign up for one of the 5 FREE...
• Las Cruces police blotter
• 4 to run for post of Las Cruces mayor
• Conference on renewable energy is Friday in Las Cruces
• Voting ends soon to support Bino
• Southern New Mexico State Fair scheduled through Sunday
• 'No questions asked' day turns up ammunition
• Sunland Park votes to remove lawmakers from utility authority board
• State asked to control Sunland Park
• Sunland Park City Council takes over mayor's office
• Sunland Park tax hike vote falls short
• Temple Beth-El to start new year with new rabbi
• Police intervenes to avoid Sunland Park mayoral fight
• NM appeals court says couple's arrest had no valid search
• Fundraiser to help those seeking asylum
• Physical Science Lab will host golf scramble
• Keith Austin of Austins Jewelry speaks to attendees during the round table port...
• Freshman stabbed at Onate High School
• Appeal in Murphy case going forward
• City Council considers change to temporary business sign code
• Warrant roundup nets 140 arrests
• Blotter (Sept. 27, 2011)
• Reward put up in Realtor's homicide
• Residents protest possible post office closures
• Ex-official sentenced for child pornography
• Pet adoptions set Saturday
• Indictments (Sept. 27)
• Woman arrested after family dispute
• New Yappy Hour event in Sunland Park
• Search and rescue meets Monday
• New MVD office opens in Las Cruces
• Flower show entries sought for SNMSF
• Get a jump start on YOUR holiday season planning at our Small Business Workshop,...
• Fun and games
• City's 1st roundabout opens on Main Street
• White Sands offers ammunition collection on amnesty day
• Eye on Research: Researcher to investigate monsoon phenomena
• Plenty to go around
• Keep an eye out for early holiday deals
• What's Up at White Sands: Industry day helps Army get gear sooner
• Employers looking to hire in Las Cruces
• Session ends with much left undone
• Demand high for public-safety jobs
• Economy tough for county sheriff's department
• It's TWEF time: Annual fest kicks off with parade
• City Council to consider changes to policy regulating signs
• Mesilla trustees to consider changes to historic preservation ordinance
• NMSU Broccoli Brigade explores new option for area's small farmers
• How they voted (Sept. 25)
• Trailing along
• 2011 USAA National Pro-Am Armwrestling Championship results
• High note: Region's bands in tune for 2011 season
• Possible homicide victim identified as retired real estate agent Jack Hadley
• 57 face federal drug charges after investigation in Roswell
• Man on most-wanted list caught in Ruidoso Downs
• House green lights bidding advantage bill
• Judge: Gun-store owner stays in jail
• Martinez promises veto as redistricting bill passes
• Tiger beat: Los Tigres del Norte
• City, voters group to have candidate forum
• Adopt a boxer today at PetSmart
• 2 brothers, cousin accused of stealing copper
• Interim superintendent new Gadsden ISD chief
• Nuñez: Driver's license bill dead
• Gas line ruptures
• Hospital donates $30K at Cinco de Pink 'tailgate'
• DA to discuss findings in dog attack
• Charge against Murphy dismissed; ruling on other charges under seal
• Pair arrested on child-abuse charges
• Dems approve House redistricting plan
• ROTC award
• Blotter
• Time for enchiladas: Eating contest is latest addition
• Las Cruces is officially "playful" again
• Human rights group opens Anthony office
• Girl Scouts recruitment fair Saturday
• Future human spaceflight presentation set
• Fall swims lessons available
• Workshops planned for youth swimmers
• Silver City GOP state rep. says retirement not 'concrete'
• Adult volleyball tournament entries accepted
• Legislators in gridlock over boundaries
• Customer accused of stealing from blood bank
• Looking forward to seeing everyone tonight at our September Business After Hours...
• GOP opposes bill to redraw senate districts
• DWI Simulator
• Banned Books Week at NMSU next week
• RAINN Clothesline Project
• State Reps. Hamilton, Martinez to be in same district
• Sunland Park officials want 2 lawmakers off utility board
• Blotter
• Tashira Road closes
• Operation Christmas Child begins campaign
• Yappy Hour
• Sunland Park officials to vote on sales tax increase
• School seeks prize donations
• Armed man found in local business
• Medical problem blamed for crash
• New licenses for victims of ID theft
• Welcome to our newest chamber member, School Equipment Inc!
• Deming native new chief deputy treasurer
• Fake currency sparks investigation
• Letters To Santa Claus at Las Cruces Railroad Museum
• Home sales rise in August
• Free tours to continue at Trinity Site
• Career Fair
• Get green chile while you can
• Prizes awarded parents who attend teacher conference
• Toss No Mas event on Oct. 15
• Counsel ready to gather evidence in Block case
• Student election
• Two jailed, 10 cited at Aggies-Miners game
• Thief throws NMSU baseball a curveball
• Toss No Mas anti-litter campaign Oct. 15
• Disability Coalition to sponsor float
• Logo will help ID organic products
• Don't forget! Business After Hours this Thursday at the Mesilla Valley Maze and...
• Agreement refined for merger of housing authorities
• Rescue practice
• Protest
• Blotter
• Airport customs operations suspended
• Democrats push forward with redistricting plans
• Immigrant rights group upset with records denial
• City shrinks vehicle fleet
• Small seeks re-election as District 4 rep
• Centennial High School to open in August
• Judge denies release in Deming gun-raid case
• Juvenile probation officer pleads no contest to DWI charge
• Remembering the Lunar Legacy project
• Are you ready for the holidays? Learn how to prepare with our next Small Busines...
• Two claim corruption allegations are ignored
• 16 de Septiembre
• Trust me, there is (some) good news on jobs front
• Bootheel residents, ranchers want planned Border Patrol base moved
• NMSU demonstrates agricultural use of solar power
• Email migration may save Army $100M per year
• Sentimental Journey
• Loss puts damper on Aggies' game-day fun
• Winning at cow sale doesn't come cheap
• Arm wrestlers vie for national victory
• Construction projects bolster Sunland Park budget
• Mesilla cuts officials' pay, takes look at raising taxes
• Apple store opens in El Paso's Cielo Vista Mall
• Governor's initiatives running out of time
• Dogs take center stage at 'Strutt Your Mutt' event
• Lift off at White Sands
• Pearce takes coffee break in Las Cruces
• NMSU's Tilahun Adera visits home often, halfway around the globe
• The gift of music: Residents show support for the Las Cruces Symphony Orchestra
• Pearce rally backs local forestry in Otero County
• How they voted (Sept. 18) The voting record of New Mexico's congressional delegation for Sept. 11-17:
• City Council to deliberate housing assistance for families
• Teen to put strength to the test at arm-wrestling championship
• Guard claims student hits him with car
• Sheriff to conduct sobriety checkpoints
• Nonprofit health clinic gets new exec director
• NM lawmakers OK education panel redistricting
• Pearce to host coffee this morning
• AmeriCorps member earns Spirit Award
• NMSU names new head for research integrity
• Giant soda pop can to combat litter
• Police to offer citizens' academy
• Operation targets local sex offenders
• Katie's Law helps win rape conviction
• School pays tribute to 96-year-old volunteer
• One tough fire truck
• Man charged with murder in ex-wife's slaying
• Did you know you can post events on our community calendar FOR FREE? Just click...
• The Chamber Staff wore crimson today in support of the Aggies and the "paint the...
• Schools take closer look at computer security
• Friends of Leasburg Dam to meet
• Help sought in locating missing man
• Ruidoso gun ban to go before council
• Road work could spell trouble for football fans
• Big walk-up crowd likely for NMSU vs. UTEP rivalry
• Woman allegedly stole from businesses
• Manhunt ends after suspect shot
• Program offered for family of mentally ill
• El Taniche mobile eatery downgraded
• Open house at mayor's HQ
• Strut Your Mutt dog walk Saturday
• NM Highway 83 to be closed Monday
• Mayor, Sitel head to be honored at White House
• We're doing our part to Paint Las Cruces Crimson! Are you?
• Spaces are still available in both the AM & PM flights for our upcoming Chamber...
• A big hello to our newest chamber member, Sports Accessories Inc.! Look to them...
• EBID head: AG lawsuit is political
• La Niña likely to keep region dry for winter
• WSTF team raises $6,894 in Relay for Life cancer event
• Pearce tree-cutting event to go ahead
• Bat is area's first rabies case of 2011
• Mesilla voters may face their first-ever tax hike
• Breast cancer group to meet
• Passport Day is Saturday in El Paso
• Mariachi conference earns governor award
• Bills target NM unemployment shortfall
• Ruidoso mayor bans guns on city property
• Minnesota Club to meet Wednesday
• Deputies find woman after escape
• Real estate agent sentenced for fraud
• Curious cargo
• Suzanne Kane To Speak At Las Cruces Museum Of Art
• Welcome to the Chamber, Consolidated Solar Technologies ! An Albuquerque solar c...
• Group buys pet oxygen masks for fire departments
• Teen charged in detention center escape attempt
• Inmate pleads guilty to killing woman in 2001
• Man convicted in fatal crash faces new charges
• Girl Scouts recruiting fair
• Target of body-cavity search tangles again with law
• Couple arrested in armed robbery
• Commissioners approve new La Mesa fire station
• Website to assist customer service
• Airport to receive $5.4M in upgrades
• 20 more schools vow to recycle, reduce waste
• Police blotter (Sept. 14)
• Tax rates climb for homeowners, dip for businesses
• Wow two new chamber members on the same day! Welcome to Wienerschnitzel located...
• Welcome to our new chamber member, Jeffrey Hutcheson, a financial advisor with M...
• Mystery bull appears in North Valley
• Fire flow test on Wednesday
• Transportation commission to meet
• Expert outlines plan to aid education for Latinos
• Firefighters to 'fill the boot' for MDA
• Mobile spay/neuter clinic scheduled
• Are NM legislators working hard enough?
• Indictments
• Police Blotter
• Water outage scheduled for north Valley Drive
• Council discusses emergency call center building costs
• Sheriff rejects fire chief's complaints
• Woman sought after escape from custody
• Commissioners consider tax rates
• Three indicted on prostitution charges
• Ceremony honors those who died in 9/11 attacks
• Mercado Juárez is now a skeleton of former years
• Post-9/11: Getting on with the rest of our lives
• NMSU psychology professor studies sexual double standard
• Changes at dental clinic include new policies for missing appointments
• Las Crucen witnessed WTC attack
• The fallen
• 9/11 events
• NMSU spending less on salaries, trimming jobs
• 9/11 an experience we will never get over
• JOIN THE DISCUSSION
• Ride to Remember
• Travel agents remember 'longest day'
• To our readers
• A lot more than cattle for sale at auctions
• Entomologist seeks access to private lands
• Fire drill
• Community calendar (Sept. 11)
• How they voted (Sept. 11)
• Alzheimer's walk
• School ceremonies foster understanding of 9/11
• Woman who died in fire is identified
• National leader at Hispanic summit
• Closure extended on Bruins Road
• White Sands military personnel honored
• Members of dance group accused in attack at McDonald's
• Elderly man gets 25 months in child-porn case
• Man to be charged with multiple thefts
• Police: Council candidate texting before crash
• Nominations sought for national I Love My Librarian Award
• Officer injured in teens' escape from center sues state
• Cruces-area events to commemorate 10th anniversary of attacks
• Mayfield teacher arrested in assault on husband
• Police blotter (Sept. 10)
• Democrats offer compromise on immigrant licenses
• Great start to our Chamber Member Showcase with our exhibitor seminar in Cinepor...
• Gov. says grandparents came to US illegally
• Obama asks $450B to lift economy, mostly tax cuts
• Las Cruces airport gets more than $5 million
• NMSU cadets to hold 9/11 tribute today
• Off-ramp from I-25 closed starting today
• Week-long veterans flu clinic in El Paso
• Special 9/11 service at local church
• Army sets high goals of sustainability
• Tip leads to arrest of alleged bank robber
• Another DWI revealed for city council candidate
• Hot air balloons ready for flight this month
• Fire Expo at Young Park Saturday
• Area airports heighten security
• JROTC cadets receive humanitarian award
• Welcome to the chamber Celebrating Home with Monica Guzman! Be sure to look to h...
• 9/11 anniversary boosts sales of US flags
• Flood Commission to meet on drainage
• Deputy likely off hook in wine fest scuffle
• Man sought for gun at school arrested
• Documentary to focus on youth drinking
• Police on the hunt for bank robber
• Former Aggie subject of FBI probe
• Local couple sues breast milk firm
• Two companies will host 'Industry Day' at spaceport
• No additional jail time for ex-substitute
• Rural NM faces loss in redistricting
• Block impeachment process could cost $1M
• Court sides with PRC in Picacho Hills Water Co. case
• LC police write 80 citations in school-zone traffic operation
• Metro Narcotics pays in body cavity search
• Las Cruces council looks to tap down fire insurance rates
• Welcome to yet another new chamber member- Simply Devine Salon! Visit this upsca...
• Legislators have full plate as special session gets under way
• Space conference registration continues
• Pet adoptions this weekend
• Eatery to honor servicemen Sept. 11
• DACC instructor to give 9/11 talk
• Alamogordo space history museum set to host Sept. 11 memorial event
• Man accused of slamming into car
• Ex-health worker charged with fraud
• Fischmann: Constituents stand with governor on license issue
• 100 protest Martinez driver's license push
• Skepticism greets jobless fund fix
• Have shell, will travel ... home
• Southern NM legislators to co-chair impeachment panel
• Training tower plan could help lower local fire insurance costs
• Gas delivery upgrade coming
• City's neighborhoods full of contrasts
• Meerscheidt left a legacy of sports
• Wine Festival
• Governor poised to tangle - again - on driver's license issue
• Police: Labor Day weekend relatively quiet
• Indictments
• Student count up in LCPS
• Mud volleyball supports youth programs
• Hundreds attend Democrats' Labor Day breakfast
• Cotton research could expand crop's uses
• Bottling up another harvest
• Disabled find jobs at White Sands
• School reform support is shaky
• Dental clinic gets new look
• Labor Day good news? There is some
• 40 years after start, Hatch Chile fesyival still hot
• Martinez, lawmakers at odds over unemployment tax
• Contentious special session likely
• Public Payrolls: Growing student population, tight budget puts LCPS in bind
• Council to consider purchase of training tower
• NMSU alum returns to site of 1935 summer job at former College Ranch
• Vino enthusiasts taste what NM wineries have to offer
• 65 artists display their work at Franciscan Art Festival
• Community Calendar
• Youth program begins paper icon campaign
• If you're comfortable, you aren't camping
• A tough year for U.S. labor
• Secretary of corrections resigns without explanation
• All invited to help raise flag Monday
• The ultimate fan
• Season-opener stokes optimism of Aggie fans
• Superfund site cleanup breaks ground
• Iris Society rhizome sale Sept. 10-11
• City of Las Cruces to offer lifeguard training workshops
• NMSU Career Expo set for Sept. 20-21
• NMSU cracks top 150 in annual rankings
• Deputies to conduct holiday checkpoints
• Bus crash
• Rollover
• Is this your tortoise?
• Anthony casino denied
• Man arrested in abuse of 2-year-old
• Woman wants county to cover $1K hospital bill for cavity search
• El Paso man charged with starting fire
• Story Time Featuring Thomas The Tank Engine
• Happy Friday to all! Especially our new chamber member, NMSU Bookstore - Las Cru...
• Canadian arrested at southern border
• Family members appear in court on gun charges
• Settler's Pass closed for repairs
• Local author to sign books Saturday
• Teens charged in home burglary
• Farmers market gets top marks
• Film honoring Domenici debuts on final day of conference
• Ex-bank supervisor faces 41 counts
• New hours for two indoor pools
• Sponsors needed for balloon rally
• Reward in armed robbery at clinic
• Chavez enters race for presiding judge
• NMSU show answers your questions
• LC business leader invited to White House
• Hit the books
• Espinosa to seek D2 council seat
• Judge puts brakes on NM license checks
• Police find pot after early-a.m. car chase
• Hit and run
• Martinez announces new NMSU minor degree that takes aim at child abuse
• Gov. pushes variety of issues for special session
• Domenici Conference: Daschle focuses on health care debate
• NM hunting season begins today
• University on-ramp to I-25 closed today
• Labor Day hours
• Jury: Sunland Park's Lira not guilty of domestic violence
• LC native to head Alumni Association
• NMSU study: Driver's licenses have little impact on insurance levels
• Welcome to another new chamber member, Tractor Supply Company!
• Governor Susana Martinez
• Packed house at our Governor's Update luncheon at Hotel Encanto!
• Join us as we tweet live during the governors speech ... @GLCChamber
• The governor is in the building! or the parking lot rather! Almost time to begin...
• Daschle set to take part in Domenici Public Policy Conference
• Apartment fire latest in the area
• Groups join to help feed families
• Miller-Byrnes says she will seek re-election as presiding judge
• Man on probation for killing father accused in robbery
• Golden arches
• Watch out, Weeds
• Husker fans to meet for game Saturday
• GISD gets fix for grad numbers
• Two pet adoptions slated Saturday
• Spruce Avenue plagued by stormwater woes
• Inmate charged with striking officer
• Family arrested in gun bust; feds raid LC, Deming stores
• Gentle reminder: Don't bag your recyclables
• Heading over to Baquera Jewelers to welcome them to the Chamber with a Ribbon Cu...
• They're baa-ck!
• Workshop covers dangers of tobacco, alcohol and illicit drugs
• Water outage Wednesday
• Accused killer of U.S. consulate extradited to U.S. for trial
• County residents with outstanding bills may lose river access
• Man given 11 years for conspiracy to traffic marijuana, heroin
• Fire at Imperial Sky Motel
• Miyagishima to seek 2nd term
• Donations sought for injured bystander of fight
• Levee work
• Community to meet about contaminated water
• As gas stays above $3, Labor Day travel expected to fall
• Lawmaker surprises governor on education bill
• Alleged rapist charged with shooting at home
• Crash on Picacho
• Don't forget to register for our Governor's Update luncheon! We are most full!ht...
• Register On-going for Fall Art Classes at the Las Cruces Museum of Art
• Movie industry audits expected this fall
• White Sands Film Festival winners announced
• What are those fantasy football nuts up to?
• What's Up at White Sands: Hotel group takes over WSMR lodging
• Eye on Research: NMSU hosts field day at Top of Valle research facility
• Spicy celebration: State centennial festivities start off on flavorful note
• Centennial Gala
• New home to be built for Sun-News
• City struggles to balance its salary costs
• Drugs to treat cancer, other ailments, in short supply
• Community calendar (Aug. 28)
• Off to the races: Ducks take center stage in Deming
• Gun-smuggling scandal takes toll on Columbus
• Ortiz fundraiser
• Longing for Eliot Ness in a 'CSI' world
• NMSU's Couture committed to arts, innovation
• Indictments (Aug. 28)
• Main Street 'rededication' set for Sunday
• Blood drive at Barnett's
• No City Council meeting Monday
• Chile grower aims to break world record
• Welcome back, Sparky
• Reverend returns to St. Andrews
• Correction (Aug. 27)
• Charges filed against missing dad
• Lecture to focus on Army sustainability practices
• Relay for Life
• LCHS senior in Black Box play
• Afternoon storm blows off apartment roof
• 2 more arrests made in massage parlor raid
• Reward offered for info on man
• Two more Sunland Park city workers lose jobs
• Lawmakers seek help from Martinez in Sunland Park turmoil
• White Sands film fest opens
• Raffle to raise funds for Branigan room
• Youth invited to NFL event
• Vega pleads guilty on gun ring charges
• El Paseo project earns award
• Lawmakers take tour of spaceport
• Events to mark 9/11 anniversary
• City, county offices to close Labor Day
• Spaceport gets fed funds for building
• Massage parlor stings lead to woman's arrest
• Special deputy donations go to three local groups
• If you missed it last night, be sure to check out the replay of our Economic Upd...
• Another warm welcome to a new chamber member this morning Century 21 Haggerty Co...
• We start off this Thursday morning with a welcome to our newest chamber member,...
• Udall seeks college students for interns
• Las Cruces massage parlors raided
• Missing children believed to be with father
• EPA to hold public meeting on energy
• Fleming announces mayoral bid
• Police to conduct checkpoints
• Boxer adoptions at PetSmart
• Harvest time
• MALDEF suit seeks end to driver's license scrutiny
• Schools to hold open houses
• Mother arrested for second time
• Two pet adoptions set for Saturday
• Authors read and sign books
• Girl fits in on Bulldawg gridiron squad
• Heading over to our Business Forum at the KRWG-TV studio in Milton Hall on the N...
• Concert on the Green
• Teens charged with trying to sell camera
• Deming man to face drug charges
• Martinez to face lawsuit on driver's license program
• Convicted killer charged in rape of girl
• NM legislators look to impeach PRC member
• Hispano Chamber head resigns after 5 months
• Mud volleyball slated in La Union
• Smart money
• Men get 41 years for 2007 murder
• E.T. not behind Friday night event
• Water utility questions PRC votes
• Slain mother to be buried
• Pearce to host VA meeting in Cruces
• Fischmann to host town hall meeting
• Back to School for Las Cruces - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Welcome to our newest chamber member, Mesilla Valley Hospice Foundation!
• New place to play
• City claims win in water war
• LCPD Blotter
• Annual Concert on the Green today
• Construction disrupting NMSU traffic
• Register for fall swim lessons
• Man Arrested for Raping Unconscious Woman
• NextGen and the future of air traffic
• Reward offered in burglary case
• Incident reminder of 911 do's and don'ts
• Regents seek $1.7 million
• Council seeks to improve historic preservation
• DASO Blotter
• DASO seeking missing man
• Name that UFO
• Community Event of the Day: Don't forget to visit the White Sands International...
• Economy raises concerns of another recession
• For us, Tombaugh discovered a real planet, dang it
• School survey response is mixed
• Soldiers, spouses learn new skills at communication fair
• Photographer uses black, white to capture borderland's essence
• 3D cameras could help prevent falls
• Man jailed in Saturday slaying of his ex-wife
• Spaceport's first phase nearly done
• Murphy case to move ahead after ruling
• Public Payrolls: County spends more on salaries
• Red Ribbon Bash celebrates life, helps AIDS patients
• Need for a safety net still great
• NMSU testing cotton-based feed for inland shrimp production
• Butterflies take center stage at Flutterby event
• Community calendar (Aug. 21)
• Session to focus on hiring veterans
• Shotgun clinic
• Catching the worm not worth rising before the sun
• New Mexico 4-H Rodeo Finals kick off Friday
• Judge Murphy case: Schultz takes stand Friday
• Back-to-school savings in Texas with tax-free weekend
• El Paso to process Las Cruces mail
• Las Cruces Convention Center awarded Green Building Council certification
• Police talk down armed man
• Man charged with firing shots near pub
• Traffic operation nets 32 citations
• Congressman seeks interns for fall
• Domenici film premieres at policy conference
• 'Lone Ranger' to ride again?
• Let's talk
• Getting ready to head out to some ribbon cuttings this afternoon! Steel Magnolia...
• I'm new around here
• Vega to change plea on gun-ring charges
• Man extradited to Canada in killing
• Activity Center, natatorium closed
• Meeting to be held on road project
• NM appeals court reverses forgery conviction
• Unveiling of Cargo bust draws a big crowd in Santa Fe
• Judge Murphy bribery trial to stay in Las Cruces
• Ferrari takes over as WSMR commander
• Hangar Lake site once helped train Greatest Generation
• NMSU's demonstration gardens to get new look
• Enjoy a day of golf and networking at the annual Fall WSMR Golf Tournament on Fr...
• Community Event of the Day: The New Mexico Small Business Development Center wor...
• Boxers available for adoption on Saturday
• Aggie Fest welcomes students to campus life
• Little known about 10 indigent men buried by county on Wednesday
• School help
• Victims program expands services
• Mighty Thor
• Walke chosen as NMSU architect
• AG to get crack at investment council case
• Scent of the season
• Wells Fargo debit-card fee to take a toll on customers
• Missing man found in Alamogordo
• Schools, police concerned by new altered brownies
• Museum van will be at Frontier Days
• Police: Suspect in home robbery gave a false name
• '5,000 Flowers' 9-11 Commemoration
• Another warm welcome to a new chamber member, New Beginnings, Obstetrics & Gynec...
• Las Cruces man arrested second time for shoplifting
• Collision
• Las Cruces homeowner thwarts burglary, shoots self
• Las Cruces floats low-cost pet medical center idea
• Hatch, La Mesa eateries on magazine's top 10 list
• Tingley to host outreach clinic Friday
• NMSU Fall Convocation
• Soldiers put on a show
• Chile-roasting season arrives
• PRC official says he's addicted to prescription drugs
• 3 Las Cruces teens cited for firing off fireworks illegally
• 3 receive Regents Professorships
• Las Cruces Police mobile center at Conlee today
• Tires reinforce arroyo and trash dump
• 'It's like my life has totally stopped'
• Welcome to our newest chamber member, Carol Babington & Associates! " 'We get Pe...
• At Hotel Encanto de Las Cruces for our ACI Legislative Roundtable Luncheon! Hope...
• Mesquite brothers arrested in break-in
• Man allegedly threatened neighbors
• Master plan meetings set for Berino, Rincon
• Bank of America policies draw protest from local homeowner
• Las Cruces utility bills running late
• Construction clogs Mayfield-bound traffic
• Chile gelato
• Reception set for new city manager
• Paloma Blanca road to close for repairs
• Park gets council nod, will be next to pauper's cemetery
• Be aware of the trends in teen clothing
• Reward offered in drive-by shooting
• County to discuss flood maps
• Stalled utility merger a concern for casino owner
• City's outdoor pools close for fall
• Kurt Weiser to Lecture at Branigan Cultural Center
• NMSU campus alive with students and families
• Combat high charges during 100-degree weather
• Ride for the Red
• Partnership with Case IH to increase quality research at science centers
• A hearty welcome to Las Cruces' first escalator
• Couple injured in motorcycle accident
• Men Who Cook raises funds for hospice
• LCPD to visit Conlee Elementary, meet with neighborhood residents
• Disney pulls plug on 'Lone Ranger' project
• City election field looking crowded
• State, local officers see lack of cooperation from DASO
• A Mid-Summer's Dance
• As students head back to class, changes to be found
• City council to consider creation of new park
• The story of the little heifer that cud
• Sky's the limit for students at NASA summer camp
• Help sought in finding rape suspect
• Statewide Superblitz targets drunk drivers
• Correction (Aug. 13)
• No replacement named yet for GISD superintendent
• Brothers dispute gas line on gravel property
• PZC chairman Scholz to seek city council seat
• Registration now for cheer, gymnastics
• Gas line work will close Cholla Road
• Man arrested in rape, assault
• What's it worth?
• iPhone app helps find lost children
• NMSU event to help boost renewable energy in region
• Kingery named new principal at Zia
• Feds propose more critical habitat for flycatcher
• Chamber offers two free Identity Theft Seminars today - noon at the Chamber offi...
• Local celebs cook for cause
• Spaceflights from NM depend on economy
• Young minds: Parents sign students up for school year
• New Border Patrol commander installed
• Meeting Wednesday on interchange
• Attorney seeks dismissal of newest Murphy charge
• Politics could cost some Sunland Park workers their jobs
• Dead man's family may sue over Taser incident
• Menchaca gets life in 2007 slaying
• El Paso agency to host passport event
• Bino named a finalist for American Hero Dog
• G.R.E.A.T. time
• Ex-animal control officer claims discrimination
• Baby found face-down in water bowl
• Murder conviction draws 30 years
• Drivers warned of start of school year
• Virgin Galactic to help NASA carry researchers
• Sunland Park mayor made butt of George Lopez joke
• Nava to retire from GISD position
• Silver City university to host casting for western
• Staying healthy
• Officials: Rains can spur spread of West Nile virus
• Heading over to our Good Morning Las Cruces Event! Looking forward to seeing all...
• Bobcat bungalow
• Another officer attacked at Juvenile Detention Center
• Judge allows more time for review of Rio Grande cap
• NMSU's Stovall selected as scholar
• Merger delay means dual audits for Housing Authority
• Anthony restaurant downgraded by state
• Lujan guilty in death of San Antonio teen
• Ornamental chile plants for sale
• Southern NM Cancer Center to close
• Paving starts today on Jordan
• Man accused of having sex with teen
• 2 testify in Menchaca murder trial
• Trans-Siberian Orchestra coming
• Chamber RFPs now available online at www.lascruces.org
• Last chance to register for our Good Evening Las Cruces Event! We are currently...
• Community Event of the day: Advertising Federation of Las Cruces presents "Marke...
• Stocks plunge; Dow suffers 6th-worst loss
• Gov. marks start of Union Pacific project
• Jury hears opening arguments for murder case
• Police blotter
• School supplies
• Governor reminds Sunland Park of commitment to utility merger
• Council may name new Plaza after Papen
• $2,000 reward offered for information on burglary
• Toys for Tots golf tournament set
• Man arrested for allegedly forcing girlfriend to engage in sex
• Reported stabbing actually a drunken party
• Dog Days, Sirius the Dog Star, and Sirius XM Radio
• Man arrested for alleged assault on girlfriend
• Man fails to register as sex offender, gets 2 years
• Pet adoption events set
• August 8 to August 21: Chamber Two Weeks at a Glance now available. Stay up to d...
• Lots of events going on this week! Don't forget to join us for our first ever Go...
• Welcome to our newest chamber member, Monkey Bars Storage Solutions! Check them...
• Three area post offices may be closed
• Out of the park
• This week, get out and exercise with your kids
• Far from home
• Groups object to water use proposal
• Professor seeks solutions to creating metal oxide films
• Deployed sisters rely on family for support
• County to vote Tuesday on redistricting plan
• Company to look for old money, gold
• Boxer wins in the National Jr. Olympics
• City council to consider memorial at work session
• Las Colcheras Quilt Guild joins in cancer research campaign
• Last chance: Tax-free weekend ends at midnight
• Barn-sour Gentleman rushes home to his Lady
• Mudd Volleyball raises funds
• Pageant winner vies for next title
• Impact fees outrage some
• Martinez refuses to yield on push to change driver's license law
• Kids Kindness Day
• 4-H and FFA Expo: Local youths showcase animal husbandry
• NMSU students collaborate with Top Level Music to make videos
• Man charged with animal cruelty
• LCPD blotter (Aug. 6)
• Water outage slated for Monday
• Boxers available for adoption today
• Man who attacked officer won't serve more time
• Construction zone to get busier when school reopens
• Once-ousted city manager returns to Sunland Park
• DASO blotter (Aug. 6)
• Intersection to close next week
• Shelter offers free animal adoptions
• Man caught rummaging in car sentenced
• Film could bring Depp to NM
• Drug trafficker gets 4-year sentence
• Grand jury finds it unlikely coach fondled girl
• Ride for Red set for Aug. 14
• Be on the lookout for this month's Bottom Line in your mailbox soon! If you do n...
• Be sure to stop by our booth and say hi if you are attending the Small Business...
• Community Events this weekend: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwestern New Mexi...
• Welcome to our newest Chamber Member, Stewart Whittier, Engineer & Surveyor!
• Bingaman: FAA temporary deal good for NM
• Burglaries, stolen cards net 8 years
• Teen gets probation in sheriff attack
• Deferred sentence in pawn shop burglary
• <b>Dow nosedives: </b>What do the experts think?
• Homeland Security urges vigilance
• Udall to visit county on NM jobs tour Monday
• Sunland Park court documents allude to bribe 'overture'
• Ready for your scene?
• Sunland Park mayor says he signed contracts after drinking
• Ball basics
• Grandmother gets 3 years
• Dow falls hardest since '08
• La Clinica health fair
• 'Speaking Of Art' Lecture Series With Ceramic Artist Danielle Wood
• The Greater Las Cruces Chamber of Commerce will host the 2011 Governor’s Update...
• Wow! We are at 62 attendees for our Good Evening Las Cruces Event and it is look...
• Elephant Butte man gets 6 years for child porn
• Order of Eastern Star to hold yard sale
• Child immunizations available till Aug. 20
• Entrepreneur, 24, to run for District 4 City Council seat
• FAA funding problems cast a shadow over local aviation
• Father indicted in knife threat against school-bus driver
• Wilderness bill clears sub-panel
• Heading to Chope's
• Creating jobs
• Tax-free weekend returns on Friday
• Pinos Altos home gets unwelcome visit from bear
• 16-year-old indicted in drive-by shooting
• Former Gov. Cargo honored with bust
• Detention officer injured in alleged attack
• Community Event of the Day: Grand Opening Celebration and Randy Granger Concert...
• The Chamber's first-ever evening edition of Good Morning Las Cruces will be held...
• 'Night Out' event a success
• Nine bands to play event center tonight
• Brothers re-file defamation suit against county
• Debt deal is done
• Possibly extinct snail to be listed at endangered species
• Pets' vaccination clinic set for Aug. 20
• Mountain legislation heads to subcommittee
• Business women's group meets Thursday
• Recycling now available at Field of Dreams
• Noise ban idea gains steam
• Woman charged with stealing from school organization
• Ready to get muddy?
• Indictments
• Foreign nationals may verify residency in Las Cruces
• Community Event of the Day: National Night Out sponsored by the City of Las Cruc...
• Another warm welcome to a new member, Cracker Barrel! Located on 1490 Hickory Dr...
• Welcome to our newest Chamber Member, Delong Insurance Services! They cover life...
• Starting the season
• Santa Fe streets buzz with pride during Medal of Honor celebration
• Council approves impact fees
• State to consider charter school proposals
• Pearce to hold town hall meeting Monday
• Weekly work-session trend is 'not a formal policy'
• Former secretary of state still in legal quicksand
• 'Night Out' strives to strengthen town
• House OKs debt bill
• Camps encourage unity and drug education
• Columbus trustee pleads guilty in smuggling case
• Hendee named principal at LCHS
• Customers enthusiastic about new Barnes & Noble
• Register today for the Chamber Member Showcase at the Mesilla Valley Mall Sept. 9
• Hope everyone enjoyed our Chamber Night at the Las Cruces Vaqueros game! Video s...
• New Barnes & Noble open for business
• NMSU engineering research may help solve some of the biggest computer problems
• New eateries join NMSU campus
• Mayor's race shifts as Mattiace accepts state appointment
• Obama, Congress reach debt deal
• Army tries out new uniform for women
• Asian restaurant scene gains momentum in Las Cruces
• Skandera: A-through-F system best measure for NM schools
• Council to consider new impact fees for builders
• Facilities at White Sands get an update
• NM license crackdown could face trouble
• Campaign stop
• Senior Olympics brings out best in state's athletes
• Community calendar (July 31)
• Man airlifted to hospital after stabbing
• Job Creation Tour in Las Cruces Wednesday
• Meet and greet
• Hearings set for charter school proposals
• How they voted (July 31)
• Give life to animals: eat more meat
• NMSU provost combines love of horses, dance
• Las Cruces man pleads guilty in '07 killing
• Chief touts community policing plan
• Going for gold
• Santa Fe opens arms to native son Medal of Honor recipient
• Target to hold event for college freshmen
• Donated hair will go to helping cancer patients
• Battle of Badges drive this weekend
• Staples to hold day for teachers
• Bright Star Dental hosts food drive
• Sunland Park council meeting postponed
• Felon charged with child abuse
• 50 citations issued in traffic operation
• Navajo Nation citizen wins NMSU pageant
• Grant awarded for science education
• Senate candidates in Las Cruces today
• Info fair for veterans Wednesday
• Branigan Cultural Center Seeks Submissions For 2011 Día De Los Muertos Juried Exhibition
• Don't forget Chamber Members! Tomorrow is Chamber Vaqueros Day! Bring your busin...
• To celebrate the end of the NFL lockout, today's casual Friday here at the Chamb...
• Ex-claims supervisor gets 1-year sentence
• Trucker sentenced on drug charge
• Traffic operation nets 37 citations
• Murphy arrested on new charge
• Scout's Eagle project to aid area non-profit
• Former NBC newsman hired at NMSU
• Hydrant flush test set for Monday night
• New community policing initiative
• Expo to show off fruits of 4-H, FFA labors
• Man arrested in rape of 16-year-old
• Sidewalk sale will help pets
• NMSU history: Fire destroyed 1st college building
• 21 tapped for the 4-H Hall of Fame
• Father, stepmother charged after deadly night of drinking with teen
• Police to conduct sobriety checkpoints
• Join us tonight for our most popular after hours networking event, Business Afte...
• Heading over to a Ribbon Cutting for a new member, Lia Sophia Jewelry- Kay Willi...
• Welcome to our newest Chamber Member: Debbie Mitchell!
• Senior Olympics
• Work planned on Avenida de Mesilla
• Traffic near Valley Drive to be diverted
• Exhibits at White Sands museum
• Career fair at detention center
• Stitch in time
• Mayor leery of TV spot
• More than 700 pounds of pot seized
• Reward offered for info in robbery
• Let the Games begin
• Public offers input on state's Medicaid overhaul
• Program links kids with basics for school
• NM workers' union suggests changes in the pension system
• Sunland Park-county deal is on the rocks
• NMSU's pepper garden a summer sight
• Gary Setzer’s 'Supralingual/Sublingual' at the Las Cruces Museum of Art
• Interstate 10 finally finished
• Teens indicted in attacks at CYFD center
• You should always bag your trash
• Senior Olympics begin today
• Group critical of oil, gas tax subsidies
• Police allege teens beat pizza delivery man for $18
• County workers see pay increase
• Our Vaquero Game baseballs were just completed and are at the office! A preview...
• Chamber offers members free Identity Theft Seminar from noon-1 p.m. at Chamber o...
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• Residents wait for answers to 911 calls
• Hay, alfalfa prices stun NM farmers
• Albertsons removes self-checkout lanes
• Getting it right to survive
• Taxpayers pay pretty penny for public education consultants
• Monsoon storms are spotty so far
• Attorneys continue to spar over Judge Murphy bribery charges
• Motorcyclist killed was driving without proper license
• Union Pacific is currently seeking qualified, New Mexico sub-contractors/vendors for their rail facility project in Santa Teresa. This is the first in a series of contractor identification needs they have and this list will likely expand over the next
• Happy Monday! Lots going on this week, Business After Hours at Hotel Encanto de Las Cruces on Thursday, & Chamber Las Cruces Vaqueros day on Saturday! For more information on these events click on our calendar
• Aerospace program helps draw students to science fields
• Does the school year begin too early?
• Man dies in wreck outside local bar
• NMSU students discover prehistoric fossil goldmine
• Chile harvesting time
• Slump persists for building, real estate market
• Commission to consider proposed Berino subdivision
• Silver Award
• Astronomy legend
• Nice ride
• Hygiene products for animals lack common scents
• NMSU 4-H agent of year loves diversity of his work
• Kids Expo
• Wild West mentality alive, well in NM
• City park hosts first skateboard festival
• Water-utility owner fights PRC to stay afloat
• Mexico's Santa Muerte spreads across border region
• Woman hopes to honor young man killed at rest stop
• Bear ransacks car in hunt for fast-food treat
• Spaceport Authority seeks media relations services
• Water outage scheduled for North Valley Drive area
• Teens charged with taking purses from vehicles
• Enchilada fiesta to debut eating oompetition
• Indictments (July 23)
• City utility bills to arrive late
• Graduation
• Jordan Street reopening at 6 p.m. Saturday
• Cooling off
• Sunland Park Grocery upgraded by state
• Bobcat makes pit stop at Las Cruces home
• Woman, 2 teens charged in burglaries
• Taylor, Gregory honored by State Police
• Four arrested in auto burglaries
• 6 more plead guilty in Columbus trafficking case
• Lots of great events going on this weekend- Yucca Council, Boy Scouts of America Prepared for life "Good Scout" Dinner feat Congressman Steve Pearce, 5th Annual Donate Life Car Show & Health Expo at Young Park, and Music in the Park series
• Gila, NM, woman lands 335-pound Alaska halibut on first ever fishing trip
• Jobs to come as Pro's Ranch eyes fall opening
• Gallery could get new lease on life
• NM Game Commission OKs end of ban on trapping
• Andersen is NMSU Honors College associate dean
• WSMR signs pact with student launch group
• Woman on probation in nipple-ripping arrested again after violent incident
• Baby in abuse case undergoes surgery
• Labor officials back sheriff in union dispute
• Sandbags on hand as yearly rains approach
• Sunland Park officer indicted in attack on girlfriend
• Manasse awards to aid in NMSU professors' projects
• Allen, Hutchinson get leadership posts
• NM court rules against judge who jailed crowd
• Check out their facebook page here!
• Welcome to our newest chamber member- Green Door Bake Shop ! They are located on 1730 West Hadley, Suite A and specialize in custom made baked goods.
• Ramirez, other religious leaders meet with Obama
• Woman guilty of federal charge
• Tea Party meets tonight at church
• Redistricting group in Las Cruces
• Border Authority job goes to Mattiace
• Atlantis set to land this morning
• NMSU specialist has part in turf book
• ACLU sues Duran over voter info request
• Heinrich to hold T or C public meeting
• Woman allegedly broke neighbor's windows
• NMSU police offer pepper spray course
• Sunland Park attorney remains
• Ex-Aggies softball player to attend diversion program
• BBQ to benefit animal shelter
• Have you checked out the newest edition of Las Cruces Magazine? It features our chamber leadership- President & CEO Bill Allen, Chair of the Board Dr. Margie Huerta, & Incoming Chair Richard Haas! Pick up your copy here at the chamber today, or h
• Community event of the day: Jazz on the Green at Good Samaritan Las Cruces Village! Click for more info
• Baby Brianna case left mark on NM law
• Sunland Park Grocery downgraded
• Change in command
• Detention center to graduate a dozen
• Judy Price memorial blood drive set
• Chabad House welcomes all
• Students head back to class
• Work to close Addington Road
• Pet adoption, HSSNM meeting Saturday
• Local man allegedly stole, posted AT&T customer data
• Several street closures planned
• Sunland Park to discuss hiring new city manager
• Yappy Hour tonight at Dog House
• Chile + brownies = hot chocolate?
• 'From the Ground Up XXV' Opens at the Las Cruces Museum of Art
• Just in case you haven't already heard, our Chamber Workforce Literacy Conference has been postponed due to low registration caused by summer vacations. Be on the lookout in your inbox for a new date! If you aren't getting chamber emails contac
• Waste plant struggles to save jobs
• Fighting weeds
• Take steps to protect your pet
• Soccer Skills
• Fourth defendant pleads guilty in Columbus
• Armijo family helped shape Las Cruces
• County to talk about internal auditor
• 4 year old drowns at Elephant Butte Lake
• Council accepts grant to improve medians
• Naked man arrested in connection with burglary
• City makes next move to acquire Moongate Water Co.
• How do you beat the heat?
• New Mexicans send more than 5,000 messages on trapping
• Youth educated about drug and alcohol dangers
• Las Cruces to join in National Night Out
• Technology enhances the family vacation
• Legal Assistance Office awarded
• Ice-cream fans face off against brain freeze
• Balanced calendar students go back to school
• Who's responsible for renegade shopping carts?
• NMSU research vineyards support state's wine industry
• Christmas in July Toy Run
• Positivity greets new system for comments on Sun-News website
• Nature hike displays bosque's beauty
• Health fair
• Police, fire pay increases on table
• Famous last words to the very end
• How they voted (July 17)
• Community calendar (July 17)
• Murder victim's sister seeks change to age-limit law
• Students make dairy industry ties through program
• Woman, infant found
• County hires security guard for offices
• White Sands Complex helps keep shuttle, ground control in touch
• Animal shelter euthanasia footage raises hackles
• Two more defendants plead guilty in Columbus trafficking case
• Local officials keep count of fireworks-related incidents
• Registration open for Tikes & Spikes Flag Football
• TV cameraman, Cruces resident Blair White dies
• Man, 32, arrested in motel robbery
• Autism group meeting Sunday
• LCPS site tops state's transparency list
• Duran plans to continue voter fraud investigation
• Residents urged to remove standing water to prevent West Nile
• Help sought in finding missing woman, baby
• More than 160 people become US citizens in Las Cruces ceremony
• State Redistricting Committee to meet in Las Cruces
• HUD awards over $6 million to improve public housing
• Consulate warns of potential cartel targets
• Cruces to sell land for Army training facility
• The Greater Las Cruces Chamber of Commerce will host the Workforce Literacy Conference on Saturday, July 23, at the New Mexico Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum. Please join us as we work to partner local literacy organizations with area businesses to imp
• Harry Potter fans await final movie
• Protesting Pearce's vote
• Student rocket launch
• Visitors invited to Las Cruces on quest to 'Catch the Kid'
• Luna County manager John Sutherland let go
• New Barnes & Noble at NMSU bookstore set to open Aug. 1
• Land may be used for Army training
• Child-care teacher pleads guilty to molesting toddler
• Pit bull attack victim says harsher punishments needed
• Man caught smuggling pork skins
• Join the Greater Las Cruces Chamber of Commerce for member-to-member networking at Hotel Encanto, 705 S. Telshor Blvd., for Business After Hours on Thursday, July 28
• Community Event of the day: Full Moon Hikes White Sands National Monument - Managed by White Sands Park Rangers Click for more info!
• Berino cleanup nets 200 cubic yards of waste
• Grappler schedule available online
• LC Council to consider land sale
• City fire department to receive $1.28M
• Sign of affection
• Health Fair coming Saturday at church
• 'Read Around the World'
• Disagreement between 'fly-in' neighbors heads back to court
• Local teens attend NM ranching camp
• Cloudcroft rebuilds in December fire's wake
• Crisis committee meets Aug. 12
• Boxer adoption set for Saturday
• County website ranked among best
• Columbus' ex-mayor pleads guilty in gun smuggling case
• Be sure to join us at 3 for a Fire Suppression System fees meeting with LCFD at City Hall! They will be discussing changes to the 13 year old fees for fire sprinkler, fire alarm, and commercial hood suppression systems. Click for more info
• Astronomers to gather this month
• Crisis Collaboration panel to meet
• New Mexico's Medal of Honor recipients
• Las Cruces police bust into home to stop domestic incident
• NMSU Pre-K now enrolling students
• Man accused in accidental shooting jailed on gun charge
• Veteran's trek is a search for answers
• Prison workers arrested for alleged drunken driving
• Gun sellers say policy's aim more political than practical
• Kirtland office links US military, space program
• NM's only other living Medal of Honor recipient welcomes Petry to ranks
• Cousin's poise under fire left mark
• Lawyer attacks Murphy charges
• Looking forward to seeing everyone at our July Business After Hours @ Hotel Encanto de Las Cruces Thursday, July 28!
• Please take some time to complete the survey that was emailed to you. It will be a great help during our discussion of literacy requirements of applicants and employees in your organization for our upcoming Workforce Literacy Conference on Saturday, July
• Single? Come Mingle at the Las CrucesMuseum of Art
• Helicopter visits kids in drug education program
• NM pecan crops set record
• Dog owner not charged with cruelty
• La Casa staff delivers baby at shelter
• Commission hears about student launch program at Spaceport
• Trial set for man accused of murdering teen
• Las Cruces featured on show as great place to live
• Columbus officials abolish police department
• Hope everyone received their mailed packet of 2011 annual report, membership directory, and membership sticker! If you have not, please contact us at (575) 524-1968
• Welcome to our newest Chamber Member Wells Fargo Advisors LLC! Visit them on 505 S. Main Ste 126 or reach them via phone at (575) 523-2551 for all your financial service needs!
• Woman injured in crash
• Church protests new electric fee
• City manager Garza receives glowing reviews
• Driver, passenger killed after hit-and-run
• Environmental specialist leaves Economic Development post
• Volunteers transform Camu ez Building
• PNM challenges PRC's demand
• NMSU students build bridge in Nicaragua, establish ties with local communities
• White Sands role ends as spaceflight shifts to tourism, new spaceport
• To market we go
• El Paseo project on Monday's agenda
• How they voted (July 10)
• Charges undecided in fatal T or C mauling
• Training, support tie shuttle to Las Cruces area
• Community calendar (July 10)
• Farmers and ranchers: irreconcilable differences
• Ex-secretary of state seeks to clear name
• 'Light this fire': Shuttle lifts off for last time
• DA vote release on VINE program
• Couple charged with home burglaries
• Water outage coming on North Valley
• Tough Enough to Wear Pink fundraiser Sunday
• Cancer treatment fund for Doña Ana County employee established
• Brisket dinner to benefit Mayfield High Lady Trojans
• Mortgage loan information available today at HUD fair
• Training day
• Retired judge to be honored with state award
• Bond reduced for Sunland Park police officer accused in assault
• Police dog helps in capture of suspect
• Doña Ana County inmate charged with hiding weapon
• EBID rejects water loan
• Miyagishima chosen for national advisory board
• Love our Good Morning Las Cruces event but aren't such a 'morning' person? You are in luck as our August Good Morning Las Cruces is actually in the evening! To get exact times, locations and to RSVP click for more info
• Community Event of the Day: A Midsummer Night's Dream performed by the Starlight Children's Theatre. Click for more info
• Welcome to our newest chamber member! GrabIt ! Be sure to head out to any of the 10 Pic Quick Las Cruces locations today as they will be signing people up for their free daily deal announcements
• Search dog up for hero award
• Desert Hills Pool keeps community cool
• Man sentenced to 9 years in DWI crash that killed infant son
• Man convicted of using meth around his children
• Burger Time tourney tees off
• Model railroad group to meet Saturday
• Registration open for prep hoop tourney
• Farmers Market celebrates 40th
• White Sands named a best family park
• Roswell man pleads to drug charges
• Help sought in hunt for abuse suspect
• Alleged serial rapist indicted Thursday
• Trash ruins desert tranquility for East Mesa neighborhood
• Crossing guard recognition dinner
• Don't forget to check out our online calendar for all upcoming Chamber Events! Next Week: Public meeting to discuss new fire suppression system fees with LCFD
• Community Event of the Day: AIA Movie Night! Be sure to get tickets ahead of time! Although tickets do not cost you do need a ticket to get in. For more information click
• Couple faces abuse charges
• County redistricting plan would push Krahling out of District 4
• Local company lands $20 million contract
• Despite ordinance, drivers still using their cell phones
• Tea Party to meet tonight at church
• Fire suppression fees meeting set
• In the fields
• Jornada Water Co. to inspect tanks
• Man arrested in alleged teen prostitution plan
• Officer allegedly attacked girlfriend
• Las Cruces veterans get Fort Bliss burial
• Alleged burglar posed as exterminator
• Culvert work to close Addington Road
• Help sought finding missing woman
• Mountain lion spotted by police Wednesday
• CULVERT COLLAPSE CLOSES ADDINGTON ROAD Repair of a collapsed culvert will close Addington Road today. Construction is expected to be complete before the weekend. Warning signs and detours along Salopek Road and Pajaro Road will be posted. *Reporters se
• Community Event of the day: Las Cruces Vaqueros game 1 vs Ruidoso Osos tonight at Apodaca Park. Click for more info
• Commissioners venture into church's muddled water situation
• Council OKs new district map
• Downtown businesses meet for breakfast Thursday
• Murphy lawyer wants charges killed
• Guilty plea in nipple-ripping incident
• Fire burns four cars, two structures
• Despite warnings, worries, fireworks fly over holiday
• State offers unusual water loan for parched area farmers
• Crash course
• Conlee Elementary covered in graffiti
• Sunland Park officer placed on leave
• Pet adoption events set for Saturday
• County redistricting plans to be considered
• Interested in advertising in our popular city map? We sold over 750 maps last year alone to a wide range of audiences! Click for more info
• Reverence, revelry mark Fourth of July
• Sunland Park official faces domestic violence trial
• Mexican gray wolves face new challenges in struggle for survival
• City to vote on new district boundaries today
• Winning parade entries announced
• NMSU student takes 3rd place in hot dog contest
• Funding problematic for victim notification system
• Eye on Research: Lifelong learning important for school superintendents
• Red Cross director reflects on work to turn chapter around
• Drought persists as holiday arrives
• City to select new districting plan
• What's Up at White Sands: New commander in charge at post
• Electric Light Parade celebrates '100 Years of Statehood'
• Casino could be losing bet for NMSU
• In NM, college-educated population growing older
• Public pools draw crowds in summer's sizzling heat
• Volunteer engineers see if state's infrastructure makes the grade
• Story time
• Review shows state wasted funds for school transportation
• Teachers learn how to motivate students at workshop
• Anthony, Texas, celebration features food, live music, fireworks
• Patriotic poses
• It's the Pitts: Locked out and looking for keys
• How they voted (July 3)
• Reward offered for tips in rail yard theft
• NMSU's Math Snacks camp in Anthony
• DASO blotter (July 2)
• Facility head put on leave after inmates' escape
• New park planned near old cemetery
• NMSU student claims professor scratched her
• Holiday pet adoptions for $17.76
• Lanier throws his hat into City Council race
• Jail director: Arrestees to face 'particularly unpleasant stay'
• Fourth of July closings
• NMSU student to compete in hot dog eating contest
• Man charged with assault on girlfriend
• Holiday partiers warned of crowded jail; warden's brother among those nabbed (6:07 p.m.)
• Christmas vandalism trial for teens postponed (12:52 p.m.)
• Grandfather, grandson may sue after altercation with Doña Ana Sheriff's Deputy
• Woman charged with sex with a minor allegedly pulls gun on sister
• Law enforcement promises increased presence for holiday weekend
• Dealing with drought: Event organizers are adapting pyrotechnic displays for safety
• Fourth of July weekend packed full of events
• Be on the lookout for your Bottom Line in your mailbox this weekend, or in this Friday's The Las Cruces Bulletin!
• Community Event of the day: Yucca Council Boy Scouts of America Prepared for life "Good Scout" dinner with Congressman Steve Pearce as an honoree. Click for more info
• NMSU to students: Fireworks off limits
• Fireworks illegal on public lands
• Hatchet threat ends in arrest
• Alamogordo man found, reunited with family
• Sheriff's officers sue county
• Man gets 22 years in 2005 death of pedestrian
• Vans Warped Tour draws 9,600 music fans
• Wreath-laying set for Monday
• Summer graduation
• Higher Ed secretary keeps NMSU job
• Police look for missing 30-year-old man
• Teens on the run after escape from juvenile lockup
• El Paso office to work on Columbus gun case
• Pet adoptions available Saturday
• Columbus appoints new mayor
• NMSU to offer annual onion field day
• County to pay for service to keep mentally ill out of jail cells
• Rio Grande water deal draws closer
• Man charged with DWI a fifth time
• Champions
• Pen proves poor weapon in man's alleged attack on police
• Warped Tour rolls into Las Cruces
• EBID asks governor for water
• Two arrested following burglaries
• Police seek help finding Alamo man
• ACLU not planning challenge on Katie's Law expansion
• Don't get burned by con artists
• Ex-state lawmaker won't seek congressional seat
• Child rape suspect faces new charges for allegedly molesting another child
• Baby survivor of fatal I-10 crash released from hospital
• Warped Tour bowling event comes to Las Cruces on Tuesday night
• Transport plan to be presented
• K-9 officer prevents use of deadly force
• Heat, river claim two lives Saturday
• Wildfire causes Los Alamos evacuation order
• Funding slated to help mentally ill stay out of jail
• New school grading system gets trial run
• Public Education Department cuts budget by $3.2M
• Flood control project riles neighbors
• Growing our Makers across the country
• Just added photos of our June Business After Hours to our 2011 BAH Album! Thanks for all who attended and stayed cool in the shade of the new patio at The Game Sports Bar & Grill!
• Hope everyone had a great weekend and stopped by our booth at the Health Expo!
• Schools defend summer watering
• Reptiles race in Turtle Futurity
• Motorcycle ride benefits Muscular Dystrophy Association
• NMSU project aims to bring gardening back to Navajo lifestyle
• Gas-saving bike habits stick with some Crucens
• White Sands Space Harbor to close soon
• Panel picks site for 911 center, but no funding yet for facility
• How they voted (June 26)
• Las Crucens get wellness checkup at Health & Fitness Expo
• Ready, aim, fire
• Inspiration is the key to happiness
• Historic footage of JFK discovered at Holloman
• Impact fees on work session agenda
• Community calendar (June 26)
• AG Gary King looking toward political future
• Do your part to help curb cat killing in Las Cruces
• NMSU professors need votes for grant to help restore historic Phillips Chapel
• Ready to go
• Pearce talks debt in Las Cruces
• City looks to recoup costs of damaged property
• Push for all-out ban on fireworks grows
• Food donation
• Construction starts on new NM State Police HQ
• Murphy bribery trial set for November
• Pearce town hall meetings today
• Impressionist show coming to Branigan Library
• Girls Night Out
• NMSU takes leap into cloud computing
• NM's King stands by action in corruption cases
• Gas line installation to close Mayfield Road
• City offices schedule changes for holiday
• Gadsden student in national Spanish bee
• Child safety seat clinic today
• Doña Ana Community College breaks ground on two new buildings
• Doña Ana County Sheriff's Office blotter (June 25)
• Las Cruces expands programming for teens
• Be sure to look for our booth at the Las Cruces Sun-News Health Expo this Saturday from 9-5 at the Las Cruces Convention Center! We will be in the hallway with some goodies as well as items our various health & wellness members dropped off!
• Community Event of the Day! La Casa Girls Night out Tonight at the Las Cruces Convention Center
• Girl with cancer to mark birthday with public bash
• Summer sizzle
• LCPD plans July sobriety checkpoints
• NMSU aims to bolster housing
• DASO seeks help in finding wanted man
• Silver, Las Cruces part of tourism push
• Police not collecting for crash victims
• African myths subject of theater
• Children, elderly vulnerable to heat
• Burglary has neighborhood feeling tense
• EP Electric Sunland Park plant gets OK
• Crime boss' capture catches local man's eye
• Flood map changes are put on hold
• Heading over to Business After Hours at the The Game Sports Bar & Grill! Hope to see you there!
• Community Event of the Day: Football 101 Women's Clinic at NMSU tonight! Click for more info
• Martinez to speak at county GOP dinner
• DASO blotter (June 23)
• Women's football clinic takes snap today
• Man arrested in knife incident
• 84-year-old woman reported missing
• Las Cruces High principal Haines to resign June 30
• Chapel restoration needs online votes
• Sepich murder to be featured on TV show
• Fire damages LC apartments
• Legislators vs. Martinez: Court strikes down veto
• Tresco staff lobby NM congressmen
• Martinez tightens license rules
• Crime Stoppers seeks bank heist info
• Free cat adoptions available at shelter
• DASO seeks help in finding wanted man
• 'Lost Connections' -- The Works of Monique Janssen - Belitz at the Las Cruces Museum of Art
• 'Clay and Smoke' -- the Paintings and Prints of Sandria Hu at the Las CrucesMuseum of Art
• the deadline is TODAY to submit your Spotlight Chamber Member Discount!
• Don't forget! Our Business After Hours this Thursday has been moved to the Game Sports Bar & Grill, 2605 S. Espina!
• Parish left high and dry without water service
• Levee, flood map update at meeting
• NMSU Football 101 Women's Clinic to kick off on Thursday
• Sunland Park bans burning, fireworks
• Water hydrant test set tonight
• Stolen vehicle crash closes Del Rey
• Jail officials: Fire alarm system a problem for years
• Pueblo leaders optimistic on southern NM casino
• Former hospital could find new life as veterans center
• MDA benefit run will assist children
• Celebrating Solstice
• Two pet adoptions set for Saturday
• Trash, curbside pickup on July 4
• DASO seeks help in finding wanted man
• snippets of our speakers and their respective presentations during our Education Update Luncheon last Thursday, 6/16!
• Still time to register for our Marketing on a Budget workshop today! Don't miss out on this great, all encompassing opportunity to learn from the city's finest in their fields!
• The sounds of music
• Billboard not in answer to casino plans, group says
• Burglaries increase slightly this year
• Police arrest alleged drunken car thief
• Huerta announces run for mayor
• State legislators evaluate areas for redistricting
• Hydrant test coming Wednesday
• Students set goal for record-setting reading
• Miss New Mexico is a fan favorite
• Katie's Law to expand July 1
• The facts - and dangers - of methamphetamine
• Child safety seat clinic coming to Las Cruces
• MVD office closed Wednesday
• Grant to help build affordable homes
• Come join us tm for our Small Business Workshop- Marketing on a Budget! “We’ve made the Small Business Workshop as interactive as possible to engage small business owners. These entrepreneurs make up a large majority of the Chamber membership
• Community Event of the Day: Las Cruces Vaqueros vs White Sands Pupfish tonight at Apodaca, 7:05pm first pitch. Click for more info
• NM onion production behind schedule
• Solar Cook-Off
• Democrats question scope of review
• What do trucking, coffee and underwear have in common? Economic forecasting
• Lorenzo's Avanti closes, combines locations
• Security tightens for onion production
• Demos call for another look at NM's war on drugs
• It's better to be able to see what you're eating
• Thousands celebrate diversity of Las Cruces at pride fest
• Neighbor's dog falls off the Radar
• Las Cruces City Council redistricting maps on agenda
• Radio host reveals lost history of 'Bandstand'
• How they voted (June 19)
• NMSU professor's passion for economics going strong
• Community calendar (June 19)
• Kiwanis Kars for Kids
• Drought, lax rules on fireworks have some in Anthony worried
• Fight with girlfriend leads to charges
• Legislators take Martinez to court over veto
• Mobile police center at Fire Station 6
• Las Cruces native set to vie for Miss USA title tonight in Vegas
• Skeet and trap range opening
• 2011-2012 Mayor's Top Teens announced
• New leader takes charge of WSMR battalion
• Drag bingo
• Ex-Doña Ana County official alleges discrimination in lawsuit
• Doña Ana County sheriff's blotter (June 18)
• Assistant city manager selected
• Ruidoso fire leaves tourism unscathed
• Irrigation canal to help produce hydroelectricity
• Watch for detours, closures on NMSU campus this summer
• Several road closures in city
• Pearce voices opposition to postal move
• 10-year-old stands up for 100-year-old mine
• Judge faces new charge
• La Tienda fundraiser
• Don't forget to sign up for our Small Business Workshop next Tuesday to brush up on your marketing skills!
• Crop farmers to meet Monday
• What a great turnout at our Education Update luncheon yesterday! Thanks to all who attended!
• Community event of the day: Las Cruces Vaqueros vs Ruidoso Osos tonight at Apodoaca Park, 7:05 pm first pitch. Click for more info
• Doña Ana County to get $2.8M from feds
• Fire Department: Remove dead plants to lower risk
• Promoting literacy
• Supreme Court says underwear search by officer was justified
• Pearce town halls next weekend
• Women's football clinic Wednesday
• Ruidoso fire claims 8 homes
• Small-tract irrigation dates set
• Man, 20, gets three years in prison
• Roswell man pleads guilty in drug case
• Protesting McDonald's
• Warning sign
• Summer Art
• Electric Light Parade applications on tap
• Getting ready for our Education Update Luncheon this afternoon! Registration begins at 11:30 at the NMSU Golf Course with a very good line up of speakers- Stan Rounds, Barbara Couture, & Margie Huerta. See everyone this afternoon! Feel free to follow
• Nava to parents: Gadsden grad numbers dead wrong
• Ramirez gets max sentence in rest-stop slaying
• NM OKs new $80M EP Electric unit
• Ready for the heat?
• Pearce to hold meetings in area
• Doña Ana Democrats to meet tonight
• Father gets 3 years for death of young daughter
• Birthday howl
• Council to consider redistricting changes
• Silver City man gets 30 months for guns
• State seeks input on Medicaid July 27
• "Drag" bingo fundraiser planned
• Munson Center to receive state award
• Man sentenced on meth conviction
• Wednesday crash stalls eastbound I-10 traffic
• Our Education Update Luncheon is TOMORROW! Be sure to reserve your tickets!
• Community Event of the day!: Full Moon hikes White Sands National Monument - Managed by White Sands Park Rangers! Click for more details
• AARP to conduct forum Thursday
• Burke Road closures announced
• Santa Clara man faces 12th DUI
• Levee work, flood maps coming
• List of LC mayoral candidates growing
• Kars for Kids returns to Young Park
• Hazy sky
• Amateur radio club ready for field day
• July 4th fireworks and drought could be dangerous duo
• Rib rivalry
• Man to face federal trial in 2005 killing of San Antonio teen
• County OKs water treatment plant
• Flag Day
• Church offers grocery service
• Aid sought for Wallow evacuees
• Community Event of the Day: Advertising Federation of Las Cruces presentation on Travel Agencies & Niche Marketing at The Original Lorenzos de Mesilla Italian Restaurant . Go to our website for more info
• Council urged to put Las Cruces' history on film
• Arizona woman sentenced for trying to smuggle money into Mexico
• Deming man overcome by propane fumes
• Felon arrested after Sunland Park police chase
• Doña Ana County sheriff's blotter (June 14)
• Brush fire closes Carlsbad Caverns
• Adopt an adult cat for free this month
• Ready for Flag Day
• Las Cruces police officers rescue man, dog.
• Las Cruces Fire Department looks at charging for some services
• Fire's aftermath
• We will keep going to space
• Unmarked state police cars on way to Cruces
• Water deals gets judge's green light to next stage
• Corrections (June 14)
• Our education update luncheon is this Thursday @NMSU Golf Course. you thought of some questions to ask our panel of speakers? Post them here!
• Community Event of the Day: Las Cruces Vaqueros/Las Cruces Vaqueros baseball vs. NM Collegiate Leage! 7PM at Apodaca Park for more info click
• NMSU cancer awareness initiative introduces inflatable colon
• Give dad some high-tech love
• Brush fire on East Mesa 100 percent contained
• Antique treasures
• A proper tribute
• Yappy Hour event scheduled Wednesday
• Deal may put end to water dispute
• Roll on
• Palms feared damaged in freeze show signs of life
• Makeshift craft take to river for Raft the Rio
• Blaze sparked by truck under control
• NMSP to probe 64K records for voter fraud
• Indictments (June 12)
• Community calendar (June 12)
• How they voted (June 12)
• NMSU students get closer look at the state's equine industry
• No gold to be made in goldfish ranching
• The cats of Jerusalem add to its beauty
• Serra Club antiques show
• Dinner honors veterans
• Transit facility update on work-session agenda
• Brush, grass fire starts near Organs
• City readies for blackouts as Wallow Fire nears power lines
• New time set for sports complex opening
• Summer reading takes adults to novel destinations
• Woman, 37, will face drunken-driving charge
• Sunland Park prepares for possible outage
• NMSU Regents to meet June 22-23
• Cervantes honored for bipartisan leadership
• Get a rare look at museum's treasure trove of antiques
• Doña Ana County sheriff's blotter (June 11)
• Superintendent questions drop in Chaparral's graduation rates
• Correction (June 11)
• Missing Las Cruces teen last seen Tuesday
• Miss Earth New Mexico pageant coming to Las Cruces
• Coin, can drive aims to help pay for Miracle's rescue
• Have YOU signed up for our Education Update Luncheon yet? “The membership luncheons allow us to keep our membership informed about the newest developments in the community that effect business owners and employees,”~ Bill Allen, President/CE
• Past glory: Renovation continues on former courthouse
• Carrie Tingley Clinic to Visit Las Cruces
• Community Event of the day: New Mexico State University Campus Observatory Open House tonight! Click for more details or to find out what is going on this weekend!
• Veterans invited to El Caldito appreciation dinner
• Medical donations needed
• New sports complex to open
• Man behind Alamogordo anti-abortion billboard changes name of group
• Shop, RV burned in Fairacres fire
• Still no suspects in shooting of Hidalgo County businessman Larry Link
• Las Cruces Farmers Market plowing into familiar ground
• New Mexico-born sergeant getting Medal of Honor is a hero's hero
• Western NM braces for big Arizona forest fire
• Commission suspends Mexican Wolf Reintroduction program
• What a great Business After Hours May event!
• Local Grad rate up by 6% for 2010! Las Cruces Sun-News : Hear more during our Education Update Luncheon next Thursday! Sign up today
• Community Event of the day! Computer Career Center, a division of Vista College, Career Fair! click for more details
• NMSU to host AP institute for teachers
• Soldier's promise to comrade spurs charity ride
• Peck named Recycler of the Year
• DASO blotter (June 9)
• Water quality report available
• Local grad rate up by 6 percent for 2010
• Bingaman, Udall applaud assistance
• Reward offered for info in armed robbery
• Man accused of attacking teens, stealing bike
• NMSU senior fellow Lewis resigns spot effective July 1
• Water leak
• Postal officials grilled about processing proposal
• Texas senator moves to block lizard status
• Ferrari to be new WSMR commander
• City Of Las Cruces Fourth Of July Celebration
• Isadora Stowe and Jordon Schranz at the Las CrucesMuseum of Art `lived:living'
• Wallow Fire may cut power for some in NM
• Shingles vaccine hard to find
• Hidalgo County man shot to death
• Smokey sunsets
• FFA Convention
• Las Montanas High to stay open next year
• Recorded High: 97 degrees
• Las Cruces schools approve formal recycling policy
• NM Supreme Court to hear arguments in unfair wages case
• Look at the sun Monday through special telescopes, filters
• Early College High School has successful year
• June events are up on our Community Calendar! Don't see yours? Submit yours today by clicking on "Submit your Community Event" at the top of the page!
• Arizona forest fire expands to 233,000 acres
• Las Cruces draws two top state arts honors
• Post Office employees seek to keep mail processing in town
• Power outage impacts county
• Redistricting discussion questioned at council meeting
• Man allegedly stomped over $16 debt
• Memorial bike ride
• Black Box Theatre Benefit to Support HSSNM
• Monsoon Awareness Week under way in NM
• Habitat designated for endangered snail
• Providing a safe environment for underage drinkers is illegal
• Our Bottom Line is hot off the presses! you do not receive yours in the next couple of days please call us (575) 524-1968 to make sure all of your information is up to date! Happy reading!
• Business believe code enforcement 'defeats the purpose' of advertising
• Raise upsets county unions
• Thieves strike nonprofit caregiver business
• Project manager volunteers for war zone service
• Technology opens doors to creeps
• Legislators defend NM chile's good name
• Study: Casino could be a jackpot
• Local interests endorse plan for Anthony casino
• Bobcat pays call on NMSU president's residence
• PFLAG to help train Las Cruces police officers
• In wake of deadly car crash, woman deals with losses
• Kids explore farm and ranch life through NMSU Extension-supported programs
• Las Cruces City Council to consider redistricting plans
• How they voted (June 5)
• Adopting a pet with problems: Gracie's entrance
• Community calendar (June 5)
• Branding not only pain in the world
• Families try their luck at luring a few catfish out of Alumni Pond
• NMSU dean of students candidates visit campus
• FFA convention next week at NMSU
• Events to mark Blood Donor Day June 14
• Connecting
• Doña Ana County sheriff's blotter (June 4)
• Richardson may testify at judge's trial
• Medal of Honor recipient a hero to his family, too
• DACC offers summer dance camps
• County seeks applicants for P&Z seats
• La Mesa man killed in motorcycle crash
• NMSU's business college gets new assistant dean for development
• Rare daylight raid led to honor for Army Ranger
• Streets project frustrates area business owners
• LCPS Mobile Operations Center
• Mother sentenced to 25 years for murder
• An El Paso postmark?
• Mesilla monument open house
• Local health clinic gets federal funding
• Chambers combine for local dinner
• Free fishing Saturday on all public waters
• Electric Light Parade seeks new entries
• Gov. regulators push for use of wind energy
• Puppy power
• Columbus accepts mayor's resignation
• Minor citation for 'horrendous neglect'
• Jornada Water to inspect storage tanks
• Gov. Susana Martinez speaks to the community about the importance of reading in the lives and education of New Mexico's children at the The Children's Reading Foundation of Dona Ana County kickoff celebration held May 13 at the New Mexico State
• NM pushes forward with spaceport project
• Area gets small sip of rain
• Pageant looking for next Mrs. Las Cruces
• City, county to save on Griggs site cleanup
• Firefighters battle mobile home fire
• New Mexico very dry this year, but no record
• Columbus port of entry improvements on time
• Playtime with mom
• Meeting today on Mesilla monument
• Visit with mom
• Meetings Monday on city redistricting
• Drought sparks fireworks safety reminder
• Human trafficking charges against couple upheld
• Police: Woman was not pregnant during fatal crash
• Register today for our Education Update Luncheon with featured speakers Stan Rounds (Las Cruces Public Schools), Barbara Couture (New Mexico State Univ) & Margie Huerta (Dona Ana Community College) Click to register!
• Obama to award Medal of Honor to NM soldier
• City, county officials to review EPA groundwater site order
• Vehicle fire
• DASO officer to compete in games
• On the Green Chile Cheeseburger Trail
• Humid air could bring rain to area
• Fatal crash may also have cost woman her unborn child
• On the T-ball field, boy gets chance to be just another kid
• Redistricting panel seeks public input
• Conservation group launches in NM
• School spirit
• LCFD tackles house fire on Memorial Day
• Equine herpes a danger to NM horses
• Convicted teen murderer faces possible probation in slaying
• Hope everyone had a safe Memorial Day! No community event of the day today but be sure to check out events for later this week including the Small Business Breakfast Club event on Thursday focusing on social media! Click for more details...
• Code Talkers join in ceremonies
• School Board Honors Retired Teacher, Librarian
• Groups with horse-racing ties oppose Jemez casino
• Fire Damages Vacant House
• Man dies Monday in U.S. 70 crash
• SWAT situation ends in suicide
• Sanchez Senate bid draws criticism
• Herbarium documents plant species
• Memorial Day events
• Wine Fest
• Will food costs continue to rise?
• Sunday jam session
• 16th Annual Silver City Blues Fest continues today at Gough Park
• Despite wind, crowd raises a glass at Wine Festival
• Longtime Masonic Cemetery director fired over bookkeeping disagreement
• Sowards aims to claim the conservative vote in Senate race
• Community calendar (May 29)
• A do-over for Mulligan
• LIES research picks horses over tractors
• NMSU M-TEC students instrumental in reviving Tortugas Mountain Observatory
• Bargain hunting
• How they voted (May 29)
• Pilot glides from Deming area to Las Cruces
• Las Cruces reflect, celebrate
• Mescalero man sentenced for assaulting wife
• 3 receive Graduate New Mexico diplomas
• Second man arrested in home invasions
• Organ Mountains mysterious monk continues to fascinate
• Travel-related measles reported in Otero County
• Court to hear appeal in Alamogordo murder case
• Memorial Day events
• Sunland Park man arrested after cocaine find
• Making memories
• Murphy absence takes toll on court
• LCPS board honors teacher of year
• Box of blasting caps found in Mesilla
• Deming man sentenced in gun trial
• Happy day
• Las Cruces company installs 434 solar panels
• Summer fun begins in the movie theater
• LCPD's mobile center to visit Benavidez Center
• LCPS to scrap positions
• Man charged with raping young girl
• Dog found 1,170 miles from Mississippi home
• NMSU's Flight Test Center stages successful UAV test over Hatch
• NM Supreme Court reverses life sentence
• Jobless rate drops, but so do jobs
• LCPD urges summertime safety
• Flag retirement ceremony planned
• Elephant Butte Lake braces for annual holiday crowds
• Socorro man killed in crash
• Pupfish problem may be small fry
• Sunland Park dodges open-meeting error
• Memorial Day events
• Rollover
• School's out!
• NMSU names VP for student success
• U.S. Border Patrol to honor fallen agents
• Search is on for Mrs. Las Cruces
• Veterans Day dinner at El Caldito
• Police cite 51 near schools
• Motel owners' lawyers defend actions in human trafficking case
• Michael Montoya to lead Las Cruces' new Centennial High School
• Motel owners face human trafficking charges
• Prevent tragedy, watch out for road workers
• Winning wheels
• One of state's most wanted arrested
• Most county offices closed Monday
• Don't leave people, pets in closed cars
• County needs labor-relations applicants
• Some confused by curbside recycling bills
• High winds
• Library offers reading program for adults
• Pet adoptions slated for Saturday
• State Police begin traffic project
• No Community Events posted for today, but be sure to look at our community calendar for ideas on how to celebrate the memorial day weekend!
• Cotton crops booming
• Dreams do come true
• Jornada Elementary finishes renovations
• Las Cruces basketball legend signs with Mexican team
• NMDOT plans to replace bridges
• English professor awarded Fulbright to teach and conduct research in Belfast
• Duran: No comment on offensive slurs
• It's time to talk to kids about drugs and alcohol
• No community event of the day today, so be sure to submit yours on our website! It is FREE!
• Derby Dolls
• NMSU researchers: How much do babies remember?
• Many single moms live below poverty line
• High hopes for future Steakfest events
• Red-light runners given fair warning
• Impostors claim to be Navy SEALs
• County commission considers loan-grant for arsenic treatmentplant
• Tower dedicated to Charles Booth
• Urgent care can save you some time
• Motivations in Murphy prosecution questioned
• More suspected child abuse being reported
• 2011 city high school graduates look to future
• Community calendar (May 22)
• Sun-News marketing campaign earns international kudos
• How they voted (May 22)
• Market's upcoming move focus of session
• Governor spends $147K on abuse hotline
• Wildlife policy: Old and new paradigms
• Desert training tests NMSU cadets' preparedness through firsthand experience
• Lessons learned from Buck and Gentleman
• Real-world ready
• Watch live graduation coverage Saturday
• Commissioner to host community meetings
• Vehicle theft ends in crash
• Murphy pleads 'not guilty' on bribery, intimidation charges
• Veterans ride for pride to Vietnam Memorial
• Airport to celebrate improvements
• Gadsden Class of 2011
• Mayor's Gala
• Hatch Class of 2011
• Garrison flag to fly Saturday
• Neighbor has run in with suspect
• Catholic Church settles alleged abuse lawsuit
• Students turn eyes to the sky for rocket launch
• First defendant convicted in NM rest stop slaying
• Community Event of the Day: Las Cruces Coin, Stamp, & Collectible Show, at American Legion Hall! More info:
• Las Cruces teen helps save his friend's life
• Evidence presented in Adam Espinoza murder trial
• DOSO Blotter
• Val Kilmer guest of honor at film festival
• Museum donates teeter-totter to park in Mexico
• Secret alcohol shopper program in action this summer
• Arizona man sentenced for drug trafficking
• Congress sees wilderness bill again
• Las Cruces man wins NM Lottery
• Hearing for Judge Murphy is today
• Rotary's Taste of Las Cruces set to serve
• Teen Charged for inappropriate contact
• City offices close on Memorial Day
• Garage sale to benefit animal shelter
• Registration for summer swim lessons
• Check out the article and photos in the Las Cruces Sun-News for the Monte Vista Elementary Ribbon Cutting Ceremony! Our Ribbon Cutting is a featured picture!
• Community Event of the Day! Congressman Steve Pearce job fair at the Las Cruces Convention Center! Click for more info
• New school
• Heroes to be honored at Las Cruces Mayor's Gala
• Mayor's Gala: 800 people? No problem
• Mayor's Gala: Dangerous rescue saved 2 hikers
• Trial continues in rest stop murder
• Tea Party meeting set for today
• SBA offers loans for freeze recovery
• State asks for input on U.S. 70 corridor
• Girl Scouts to host book fair Saturday
• Can you hear me now?
• Windy weather in coming days
• Silent ride
• Lawyers fight over summons for Murphy in bribery case
• Thomas won't run again for council
• Community Event of the Day; Las Cruces Vaqueros baseball vs. Carlsbad bats! Where's Waldo Wednesday & kids get in for $3! For more info
• No arrest yet for Murphy
• Family asks for help in finding daughter
• Murphy case brings new scrutiny to judicial appointment process
• On trial
• Border agents make bologna bust
• Details emerge as probe into highway worker's death continues
• Memorial service honors fallen law enforcement officers
• Mescalero man pleads guilty in attack
• Redistricting panel sets public meetings
• Masonic Cemetery: 'This is the history of the town'
• APA providing rabies vaccinations
• NMSU a top college for Hispanics
• Pet adoption event slated Saturday
• Water hydrant fire pump test
• Community Event of the Day!:Join Dona Ana Community College for a Conference for Managers and Supervisors. Click for more info!
• Foothills Landfill gets $2M facelift
• Murphy suspended, arrest warrant sought
• New Downtown Roundabout
• Johnny Florez turns 83
• Murder trial begins for Anthony teen
• Council members consider stricter firework restrictions
• Power line needed to finish Spaceport America Construction
• Plenty of promise in commercializing space
• Join the Greater Las Cruces Chamber of Commerce for Business After Hours - free food and drinks and a chance to network with other Chamber members When: Thursday, May 26, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Where: Las Cruces Convention Center 680 E. Unive
• Community Event of the day! Full Moon Hike @ White Sands National Monument ! If you've been to White Sands but never at night, it is a completely different experience! Click here for more info
• Spending freeze to help city save $3.6M
• Shake shops becoming cool spots to hang out
• What's Up at White Sands: Soldiers from around the region train at White Sands
• Candlelight memorial for AIDS victims held at Young Park
• Census: Education is a priority in Las Cruces
• Eye on Research: Could chile be used to reinforce plastic?
• 'Freedom Skater' passes through NM on cross-country trek
• Drought resolution on table
• How they voted (May 15)
• NMSU fosters interest in astronomy through monthly open houses
• Historical blacksmith gets back to living on rollerskates
• Adoptable and adorable
• Community calendar (May 15)
• Visitors get peek at Mesilla Valley Bosque State Park's treasures
• Predator control must include entire ecosystem
• Oñate teacher accused in molestation
• Every cattle brand has a story behind it
• Slim down success
• Quotas put cuffs on LCPD
• First trial to begin Monday in Anthony rest stop slaying
• Some seek ban on 3 types of trapping
• Fewer jobs, but no layoffs in LCPS budget plan
• Grand jury indicts Murphy Friday night
• Mother expresses remorse during sentence hearing
• New citizens
• Desert Pride Class of 2011 graduates today
• Testing done
• Reward offered for armed robbery info
• Literacy boost
• Blessing of the Fields
• San Isidro Mission fiesta is Sunday
• NMSU faculty to join in national effort
• Ride of Silence to be held Wednesday
• Benefit to raise funds in fight against childhood disease
• Treasure Hunters Roadshow seeks finds at hotel
• Taste the heat!
• DNA leads to charges in church burglaries
• Secretary of the Chamber Board of Directors Leslie Cervantes reads "The Principal from the Black Lagoon" to Mrs. Groves First Grade class at Conlee Elementary School. Volunteers throughout the community joined in reading to various schools thro
• The Gold Group-May 6- 3530 Foothills Rd. St. E by Hooters. Gold & Silver Buyers! Las Cruces first and only luxury gold buyer, they buy it all, gold & silver jewelry, coins & sterling flatware
• Community Event of the day! Blessing of the Fields at the New Mexico Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum! Click on for more details of this GREAT all day festival!
• Grand jury in Murphy case returns today
• Vandals strike Anthony rest stop
• New park brings back pride to neighborhood
• Man arrested in alleged abductionattempt on of ex-girlfriend
• Hazardous waste collection in Anthony
• Maze in midst of 1st busy spring
• Torch runners to converge at library
• Abrams Fire's final flames sputter out
• Speedway set to help tornado victims
• Jailed mayor offers to resign if paid
• Enviro group, government move toward truce on species protections
• The Chamber had a visitor this afternoon! We found her wandering outside the building... Does she look familiar to anyone?
• Don't forget to stop by the celebration of the Chamber partnering with The Children's Reading Foundation Literacy kick off tomorrow morning!
• Community Event of the Day! SCORE Presents: How to start and operate a home based business! Get the details here
• 40 years of the Farmers market
• Ceremony today for Entrada del Sol
• Animal shelter in need of volunteers
• Abrams Fire continues to smolder
• Reclaiming Little Dam Arroyo with tire bales
• LC man arrested in Grant County killing
• County panel takes closer look at redistricting Plan A
• Play ball!
• Roswell man guilty of drug charges
• Illicit chicken manure draws more than flies
• Summer hours for parks to take effect
• Bogart charged again in killing
• Group aims to close the book on illiteracy
• Eighth-grader with long history charged as adult in stabbing
• Lots going on today for community events! 40th Anniversary Celebration at the Las Cruces Farmers & Crafts Market , Las Cruces Vaqueros Home Opener vs White Sands, and a Small Business Development Workshop! For all these and more details check out our
• Officer laid to rest
• County commissioner censure vote falls short
• Council leans toward redistricting Plan F
• Obama urges immigration reform during EP visit
• Mountain lion killed in downtown El Paso
• County OKs raises for non-union employees
• Veteran's sentence sparks questions
• Miss. pup heads back home after landing in LC
• Open burning outlawed in Mesilla
• Truck driver guilty of human trafficking
• Pet adoptions scheduled Saturday
• Spaceport tours to public start this week
• Lusk to head human resources society
• Fires force residents from their homes
• Savonne Griffin of FirstLight Federal Credit Union, Jaylene Watkins McIntosh of the Community Foundation of Southern New Mexico, and Sara Wellborn of Memorial Medical Center receive Chamber checks from Elvis during the Total Resource Campaign Reward Rall
• Community event of the day! "Marketing & Making History" put on by the Advertising Federation of Las Cruces! 11:45 am at the The Original Lorenzos de Mesilla Italian Restaurant. Click for more details!
• Council mulls additional traffic enforcement cameras
• Weedy yard lands woman in jail
• Inmate's family plans to sue over fatal fall
• City asks SNAP for more 'concrete' numbers
• County takes up new report on commissioner
• Library expansion under way
• Grand jury to probe bribery allegations
• Trade, but not jobs, up as Obama visits Borderland
• Fire near Mayhill causes road closures
• Local heroes to be honored at gala
• DASO blotter (May 10)
• Teenage girl found unharmed
• Test could cause water discoloration
• Local 911 dispatcher earns recognition
• Reserved pool time available for groups
• Community Cleanup! Greater Las Cruces Chamber of Commerce members and staff participated in the Great American Cleanup April 16 as part of the Keep Las Cruces Beautiful initiative. Joel Courtney, Alesia Dutton, Don Dutton, Richard Haas, Sherrel Grimes, L
• We are still looking for items to be given out during Good Morning Las Cruces & during the Chamber Literacy Conference! Drop them off at the Chamber today!
• Hope everyone had a great mother's day and thanked those moms who come in all forms! Busy week ahead! Be sure to check out calendar to make sure you don't miss a thing!
• Red flag warning in effect
• Census: 41% of LC mothers unmarried
• High school graduations just around the corner
• Researchers work to multiply math skills
• UTEP gets invite
• Obama visit to El Paso to focus on immigration
• Local residents gather in support of Mexico protest
• County Commission may take action on censure
• Students prepare for end of the school year
• Residents meet with military during Appreciation Week
• Attitude carries one-armed LC city worker
• Student of the week: Jesse Young
• Mesilla fire chief to seek burning ban
• Class of 2011 graduates at NMSU
• Teen competes at international science fair
• Spaceport contractors say state is slow to pay up
• Cattle's dispositions defy newfangled scoring system
• Film, Sepich bills among standouts
• Officials: Shelter's budget barking up wrong tree
• Adding red-light cameras on table
• Professor receives honorary degree
• Area families flock to Mesilla Plaza festivities
• Yard sale
• Meeting the need for a pet evacuation plan
• DACC sends Class of 2011 into the world
• Police seek help finding girl, 15
• Man gets 3 years for weapons violation
• Garrison Flag to fly on Mother's Day
• Gov. Martinez visits Anthony for junior police graduation
• Ump 88 Grill to host Red Cross event
• Police still seek hit and run driver
• Rally in Mesilla to oppose drug war
• Tourism Week, market event aim to draw crowds
• Two workers at WSMR to be deported
• NMSU Regents OK steep cuts
• Las Crucen tapped as new NM Ag Secretary
• Hispano Chamber hosts annual banquet
• Miller-Byrnes is new president of group
• Happy Birthday Roberto! Chair of the Board Dr. Margie Huerta hands Mr. Estrada a birthday gift from the Chamber with President/CEO Bill Allen as Office Manager Liz Banegas looks on.
• Don't forget to shop Chamber Members first when looking for those last minute Mother's Day gifts! View our online directory and even search by category!
• Community event of the day! Downtown Ramble from 5-7 If you haven't been you should it is a great time! Read more about it here
• Cinco De Mayo
• Honoring the fallen
• Cutter residents: Spaceport sucks up water
• Block case goes back to court
• Jacob or Jayden?
• Abrams Fire continues to smolder in Organs
• Teen arrested in vehicle burglaries
• Oemig named LCPS Teacher of the Year
• 2 arrested with 219 pounds of pot
• Lip-biting was final straw for man in abusive relationship
• Lane closures at Rinconada/Northrise
• North Alameda to be closed
• Memorial for La Casa leader
• Railroad Days today, Saturday
• Police say theft ring was source of gun in killing
• Congrats to New Mexico State University Men's Golf ! "Wins Fourth Straight WAC Championship! Senior Tim Madigan earned first team all-WAC honors and WAC Player of the Year. Congratulations Aggies!" Go Aggies!!
• RTD Hardware-April 30- 4501 N. Valley Drive to celebrate their 25th Anniversary! What a great turnout for 7:30 in the morning for the "Biggest Little Hardware store in the Valley!"
• Commun Event of the day! Las Cruces Railroad Museum Annual Railroad Days! Click here for more info
• Many Indians irked, but not surprised, by use of Geronimo name in Osama raid
• In memory of his dead wife, man helps others walk
• City hits brakes on vehicle seizures for delinquent camera tickets
• Church to host 'Mudder's Day' event
• Plant inspections ramp up on border
• VIP visit
• Wisdom from the Fed
• Recognition program
• Donations restore family's utilities
• Conservation groups seek new lizard study
• Missing man found in Arizona
• Celebration kicks off farmers market season
• Just in case you haven't been, here is an example of a quick "elevator" speech given during our Good Morning Las Cruces events!
• One week away from our premier networking event Good Morning Las Cruces! Register today we are getting close to capacity!
• Unpaid tickets from traffic cameras could cost drivers their ride
• Bonds to fund city projects
• Teachers to bear burden of changes to schedule
• Curbside pickup boosts numbers
• Yappy hour
• Group plans suit over lack of jackrabbit protection
• White House says bin Laden unarmed when SEALs stormed room
• Garfield fire chief arrested on DWI
• LCFD: No open burning in city
• Skandera sits down with ed board
• LCPD to visit in Loma Heights
• High court to hear horse feed case
• Vaqueros to face White Sands squad
• Dallas Fed chief to speak at NMSU
• Man gets 22 years in stolen firearms case
• Authorities alert in wake of bin Laden's death
• Sun-News readers speak out about bin Laden's death
• Potential bin Laden successor originally from Las Cruces
• Man arraigned on child porn charges
• State high court to hear case where woman sues mom
• Las Cruces updates its affordable housing plan
• Crews make progress against Abrams Fire
• DASO blotter (May 3)
• State to audit Las Montañas charter school
• Bagwell cut from CMT talent show
• More than 2,200 set to graduate at NMSU
• LC Fire Department bans open burning
• Volunteers needed for child abuse board
• Nice catch
• Report puts spaceport on map
• No Community Event of the day today. Don't forget you can post your events on our site for FREE! Help get the word out about your event!
• Census: Many local residents have Mexican roots
• Festive spirits at La Viña
• Happy birthday, Mr. Estrada
• Firefighters gain ground against Abrams Fire
• What's Up at White Sands: Employees complete leadership training
• Eye on Research: Elementary students learn about nutrition
• It's time to start searching for summer jobs
• NMSU auction sends cattle, horses to the block
• Migrant program key for some NMSU seniors
• Virgin Galactic has eyes on posh hotel in T of C
• A rivalry rekindled
• Abrams fire 55% contained, moving slowly
• 'Junk in the Trunk' fundraiser
• NMSU DanceSport team waltzes to nationals
• Appreciation picnic
• Wine festival
• Aggies fight fires while pursuing degrees
• Education secretary to visit LCPS
• 'Winter Wind'
• Community calendar (May 1)
• It's hard to remember all the hat rules
• 900 walk to aid March of Dimes
• Desert Hills teacher honored with a Presidential Award
• Trojan-Bulldawg rivals meet in alumni game
• NM makes gains with anti-DWI efforts
• Free legal advice available today
• Gotcha!
• Event for dogs at Andele's Dog House
• Welcome home
• Abrams Fire continues to burn in mountains
• Columbus gun-trafficking defendant denied release
• Laguna Pueblo gov to visit NMSU
• 2004 Mayfield High grad killed in Iraq
• Farmers face a thirsty year as EBID sets allotment
• State Police will be recruiting in May
• Just in case you missed it! FULL footage from the Forum! Want to see what economists think about the local as well as national economy? Are things on an upswing or are we taking a turn for the worse? Watch on to find out!
• Great seeing everyone at the Business After Hours @ The Original Lorenzos de Mesilla Italian Restaurant! What a great event, they just keep getting better and better! Hope everyone has a great weekend, don't forget to stop by our Ribbon Cutting for
• Community event of the day! Spring Showcase of Homes (Las Cruces, NM) all weekend! And its free! Click here for a map and more info
• Free seedlings given on Arbor Day event
• Grand jury indicts Ferri in triple killing Thursday
• Tank was likely source of wildfire
• County redistricting meeting today
• Kendrick Chapel has long history in LC
• Students witness staged DWI crash
• Man arrested in attempted killing
• EP man sentenced on drug charges
• LCPS audit turned up some problems, Rounds says
• Battle against blaze in the Organs continues
• Helping out
• Search and Rescue to host event
• Pearce to hold job fair May 19
• Fire Dept. urges arson awareness
• Don't Forget! Business After Hours TONIGHT @ The Original Lorenzos de Mesilla Italian Restaurant! Join us for a tour of Italy & a Ribbon Cutting at 5:15!
• Community event of the day! One hour left to Buy Jewelry at Lia's and Support Mesilla Valley Hospice Foundation! - stop by the first conference room at the Hospice and get a head start on your mother's day shopping while donating to a good caus
• Teens head to national Science Bowl
• Ag Day
• Las Cruces, Cobre school districts to get second, post-audit reviews
• NMSU to begin offering Latin
• Lane closures on Alameda begin today
• Reward offered for armed robbery tips
• Spaceport America budget cut 57 percent
• Meeting on health insurance exchange
• Man charged with firing toward park
• El Paso man drowns at Elephant Butte
• French Chorale set to sing in Las Cruces
• Women's workshop Saturday at church
• Volunteers needed for mountain cleanup
• Rinconada-Northrise intersection closures
• Winds ease in Organ Mountains blaze
• Happy Administrative Professionals Day! Need any last minute gift ideas? Shop Chamber members first through our membership directory!
• Cars, bikes to share road during Tour
• Mesilla nixes church site
• Windy day
• Court to hear serial killer appeal
• La Piñon bike run rolls out Saturday
• Are all our palm trees dead or alive?
• 5 teens arrested in home burglary
• NMSU Nurse Assoc. fundraiser Saturday
• Engineering conference this week
• Meetings set for redistricting panel
• County bans open burning, restricts fireworks
• Blaze in Organs expands
• Kids needed for El Camino Real film class
• Lack of rain takes toll on region
• Highlights of Spaceport Executive Director Christine Anderson's speech given during our Spaceport Update LUncheon last Thursday. Thanks for all who attended and to our sponsors!
• Register today for our most popular networking event, Good Morning Las Cruces! Only 49 spots available!
• Buy Local Small Business Fair today! @ Las Cruces Event Center for hours and location, click here
• Outdoor fire ban to be considered
• Crews work against winds to stop Abrams Fire
• Arms smuggling suspect denied bid for freedom
• Las Cruces explores getting trauma center
• Commercial space flights to cost $200K
• Interest in Bingaman's US Senate seat swells
• Celebration to honor local poet Crawford's life
• Regents to meet next week
• Public sector still feels big chill
• My, what long horns you have!
• Krahling to help fill pantries
• Pet adoption events slated for Saturday
• DASO blotter (April 26)
• False alarms plague police
• Pot bust made at port of entry
• Business is Good! How is YOUR business good??
• No community event of the day today but be sure to mark your calendars for the "Buy Local Small Business Fair" tomorrow at the Las Cruces Event Center! Go to our website for more info
• What's Up at White Sands Missile Range: Technicians destroy WSMR duds
• Eye on Crime: Meth, cocaine seizures up in 2010
• Speakout: Will you get up early Friday to watch the royal wedding?
• Royal wedding offers respite, very early respite
• Eye on Research: Cellular analysis method benefits biological research
• Crews still battling Abrams Fire
• Faithful come together for Easter services
• Las Cruces home to mostly families, census shows
• School district audit report coming Wednesday
• Arrest in triple killing brings relief, hope for closure
• Pearce pushes wilderness rollback
• Springfest an 'eggs'-cellent time for all
• Unfunny bunny
• Guard 'interested' in site cleanup deal
• Holocaust expert to speak at NMSU
• Dead body found next to I-10
• Comment sought on Snowy River Cave plan
• Lighting up the Easter season
• Man guilty of failing to register
• Lou and Mary Henson breakfast to support Boys and Girls Club
• Man charged in threat with rifle
• Denmark brings long experience to new role
• Family left dry after city cuts utilities
• Crews battle blaze on east side of Organs
• Bosque state park closed May 9-11
• Those arrested to get information on new DNA sampling rules
• Gadsden Middle hosts college fair
• Green Chamber solar party at High Desert
• Man sentenced on federal drug charge
• PNM breaks ground on Luna County solar plant
• Mental health conference coming
• Columbus board asks mayor, trustee to resign
• NMSU to get Tough Enough endowment
• Hearing and speech evaluations at NMSU
• Animal welfare proposals draw fire
• Clean machines
• State's many symbols not always so easy to name
• Woman accused of having sex with boy
• DA, County to host fraud seminar
• Student nurses to hold fundraiser
• Foot fancy
• WOW what an AMAZING luncheon today! Over 160 people attended! Looking forward to seeing everyone at the Spaceport & Commercial Space Industry Networking Mixer tonight at the Ramada Palms of Las Cruces!
• Mesilla, Raasaf Hills part ways in annexation ruling
• County, MADD focus on underage drinking
• Officer spots house fire, notifies LCFD
• Mesilla trustees give church proposal a thorough look
• 3 plead guilty on pot smuggling charges
• NMSU professor nabs advocacy award
• East Mesa building takes shape
• Opening up the books
• Farmers' water woes drying up cash flow
• Suspect under arrest in triple slaying
• Sheriff's office ID's dead body as Hatch man
• Court to review Albuquerque rape-murder case
• On the run
• Federal Reserve CEO at Domenici Institute
• Monday meetings on public safety
• ...and the business forum on Friday!!
• Don't forget the mixer tomorrow night too!
• So much to do so much to do! Over 150 registrants for tomorrow's Spaceport Update Luncheon! Looking forward to seeing everyone there and to hear a great update about the Commercial Space industry! We are STILL taking registrations! (575) 524-1968
• Trash fees not generating anticipated revenue level
• Wind interference
• LCPD patrols up on East Mesa as department reorganizes
• WSMR troops return from Afghanistan mission
• Fight over private hangar doesn't fly with jury, but judge could ground verdict
• Easter chicks draw health warning
• Detention appeal in gun-trafficking case denied
• High court to mull teenager's confession in Carlsbad killing
• Details expected in triple killing
• Recycling and Earth Day are good fit
• Prescribed burns planned for April
• Land-use authority to meet today
• MVD office to close for 2 hours today
• Pearce talks about the evils of debt
• Hmm...apparently you can only answer to one of the events! Still working out the kinks on this new app! Hope to see everyone at something this week!
• Prescribed burn planned
• Man pleads in pot possession case
• Pearce: Protecting rare lizard could hurt NM oil, grazing industries
• Police warn against sharing too much info online
• Another wave of soldiers returns to White Sands today
• City plans multi-use trail
• Prisoners escape in Luna County
• Police seek public's help to find man
• Zoning meeting set for Wednesday
• NMSU, LCPS continue to build despite budget woes
• Doña Ana County Sheriff's Office blotter (April 19)
• MVD office to close Wednesday
• D.A.R.E. program accepting applications
• Top Teens program accepting applications
• Law conference focuses on space industry
• Laughs all around between Hispano Board President John Munoz and Greater Chamber President/CEO Bill Allen at a packed "Business Mixer" with the Hispano Chamber of Commerce de Las Cruces at Meson de Mesilla on 4/6/11. Video to follow!!
• Community calendar (April 17)
• 2,000 players vie for bragging rights
• Community event of the day! Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Las Cruces - Eat Pizza to Support Catholic Charities of Las Cruces go on down to chamber member Red Brick Pizza today and mention Catholic Charities and a portion of the proceeds will be do
• Census shows owning home can be expensive
• Standout Student: Bryan J. Ruiloba
• Standout Student: Ariadna Simental
• Macker Tourney wraps up 2011 play
• Are kids losing touch with outdoors, others?
• Soldiers back home
• Prof's squid research may help infections
• From now on, Trinity site visits will carry a price
• Alma d'arte offers apprenticeships
• Looks Who's Dancing
• Holy Week
• NM boy plans for solo balloon flight
• Cost of gas may boost the bus system
• Green light for 2nd traffic camera lawsuit
• Easter pets create problems the day after
• Pearce explains vote against budget bill
• Celebrating Earth Day
• Las Cruces man faces several charges after shooting
• Hundreds volunteer to clean up Las Cruces
• Waiter, there's a soup in my fly
• High-fives all around
• Parks, rec fees not likely to change
• Residents safe after kitchen catches fire
• How they voted (April 17)
• Macker tourney returns to Las Cruces courts
• Tips to avoid auto theft, burglary
• Finalists interviewed for city post
• Meeting on animal ordinance today
• Basketful of giving
• No burning during Red Flag warning days
• Convention and Visitors Bureau head to retire
• Correction (April 16)
• Taste the tea
• Police plan sobriety checkpoint in city
• Deming woman guilty of social security fraud
• Las Cruces pets sample the toxic taste of fallen oleander leaves
• A month later, Duran mum on fraud probe
• Burn planned for Caballo Mountains
• Indictments (April 16)
• Community Event of the Day!: Exhibit Opening: Gifts of the Rio Grande @ New Mexico Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum! Click to read more
• NMSU tuition talk
• Tax time
• Favorite teacher
• A year later, investigators still at work on triple killing
• Revved up
• Mich. man pleads guilty to pot charge
• Thomas testifies on roads for Senate committee
• State will do audit on LCPS
• NM state troopers will no longer need college credits
• Pass-in-Review
• Pearce to hold town halls in city, county
• DACC event Saturday for young children
• Colo. woman guilty on drug charges
• Employee nominees sought by NMSU
• 'The Matrix' is the favorite movie of what former Board member?? Read on in this great article from the Las Cruces Sun-News for the answer!
• Mark your calendars! April Business After Hours The Original Lorenzos de Mesilla Italian Restaurant Thursday, April 28 Looks like they have plenty of exciting happenings scheduled!
• Over at the Picacho Hills Country Club for our Spring WSMR Golf Tournament! Looking to be a great day of golf and networking with White Sands!
• Community Event of the Day!: Obesity Disease Center has a series of free workshops today to unveil a new revolutionary product that will be featured in a future issue of Popular Science Magazine! Click here for more info
• Obama: Spend less, raise taxes for wealthy
• Palm cleanup
• LCPS may face audit by state ed department
• Unoccupied home burns in downtown
• Pet cemetery cleanup scheduled
• Benefit car wash planned Sunday
• Meeting for border lawmakers today
• Man gets 364 days for fatal accident
• Court rules against gov. in labor case
• Star softball player accused in attack on fellow Aggie
• Broken leg leads to child abuse charge
• Roswell man guilty of drug, gun charges
• Wine benefit to help animal sanctuary
• Sowards building campaign war chest
• Good News Banquet set for April 26
• Community event of the day! Manuel Espino presents a lecture "La Guerra Injusta de Ciudad Juarez" (The Unjust War in Ciudad Juarez) on NMSU Campus! If you've always wanted to know more about this controversial issue you should attend tonig
• As redistricting work gets under way, public input sought
• GLBTQ Awareness Week
• Pearce to host town hall meeting
• Property taxes due by May 10 deadline
• Mayfield grad awarded Purple Heart
• Accuracy check
• Casino plans getting closer?
• Police: Golf club, hammer were used in attack on man
• Students find inspiration on China visit
• NM vintners watch, wait to see cost of winter freeze
• Las Cruces Utilities assists La Mancha Wetland Project
• NMSU to host Pass-in-Review
• Fulbright conference to feature ambassador
• More than 800 to take part in cleanup
• Community Event of the day! Read Write Now: Literacy Volunteers of Doña Ana County Book Fair at Barnes & Noble in the Mesilla Valley Mall! Great excuse to buy that book/magazine/accessory that you have been wanting! Make sure you grab the book
• Audit affirms LCPD's findings in excessive force, misuse of car claims
• Animal Services Center of the Mesilla Valley wants your vote
• El Paso men arrested after alleged vehicle theft
• BLM instituting fire restrictions in southern NM
• Testing begins: Results determine Las Cruces' schools' AYP rankings
• Pet-adopt events set for Saturday
• Food Check-Out Day: Farm Bureau, Walmart join to aid soup kitchen
• Court: Murphy to stay on bench
• Van of Enchantment coming to Mesquite district
• Munson Senior Center marks national accreditation
• Las Alturas house fire kills man, 55
• Author to speak about "La Guerra Injusta de Ciudad Juarez"
• Mesilla trustees delay decision on church permit
• Alameda Boulevard lane closures today
• Las Cruces Tea Party to hold tax day rally
• Help us win this trophy back!!! Register for our Spring WSMR Golf tournament today! (575) 524-1968, liz@lascruces.org
• Still one team spot available for our WSMR Spring Golf Tournament! 2 Man scramble @PicachoHills Country Club! Register TODAY!
• We don't have a community event of the day today~ go to our website and put your events in Las Cruces! Our calendar is growing daily!
• Troops to dig in at new WSMR mess hall
• U.S. jobless rate falls, but stagnant for the area
• Marmolejo maintains his innocence in matricide
• Do sin taxes work? And if so, should we allow them?
• Final credits for film society?
• Standout Student: Octavio Islas
• Standout Student: Viviana Robinson
• NMSU prof boosts Afghan irrigation system
• Rebels with a cause
• Census: A quarter of Las Cruces works for government
• Parents help kids be successful in math
• Community calendar (April 10)
• Bargain hunters scoop up cars, more at Las Cruces city auction
• Mesilla trustees to consider church permit
• His way: Public invited to discuss Frank Sinatra on Thursday
• Redistricting presentation on agenda for Monday
• Border Book Festival
• MS Walk Las Cruces
• I've never met a dumb home-schooled kid
• Gala for Autism Awareness
• Bringing a new Lady into the family
• New Mexico's 2010 chile crop saw its lowest yield in nearly 4 decades
• Martinez in LC for Crime Victims' Rights Week
• High-schoolers dress to impress for prom night
• 'Historic' deal to avoid government shutdown
• NMSU students to bear burden of state's fiscal woes
• Martinez signs bill giving dogs a seat at the table
• Investment council bill dies another death
• Trees get ax to make way for project
• Martinez makes full use of veto in pursuit of budget goals
• Person of interest in triple killing arrested in unrelated case
• Claims against county down in 2010
• Wine-bottle attack, theft brings 4-year sentence for 19-year-old
• SEC event to focus on bobcats
• Connelly appointed city attorney
• Space tour expert to speak at summit
• Fire restrictions in effect Wednesday
• A GREAT speech from Steve Chavira of SUCCESS Incorporated given during a recent TRC Reward Rally on a great hint to, "stop selling, start telling!"
• Batteries Plus-Ion Cell, 2240 E. Lohman Ave Unit 3 on 4/1/11 "1000s of batteries for 1000s of items!"
• Community Event of the day: 18th Annual Border Book Festival! If you haven't been its a great event! Click for more info
• Chile sculpture grows in Cruces
• Speedy Mayfield asbestos plan has parent worried
• Carrie Tingley Clinic to visit Las Cruces
• Ralph Gutierrez earns posthumous recognition
• Texas man dies in I-10 bus crash
• LCPD: Realtor's death not murder
• Optimism abounds
• 5th-grader wins district Spanish spelling bee
• Read Across America returns Saturday at Club Fusion
• Welcome home
• Fewer animals killed at shelter
• Public auction to include 150 vehicles
• Meet to focus on women and crime
• Have you checked out our job postings page lately? Great opportunities abound!
• Community event of the day!: Optimist Club 50 year celebration at Las Cruces Convention Center - managed by Global Spectrum tonight! Join them and our own President/CEO Bill Allen- "Bringing out the best in kids!"
• Indictments (April 7)
• Police briefs (April 7)
• Easter preparations
• A little pie payback
• New members sought for airport board
• County seeks two for valuation board
• Awareness week activities slated
• Volunteers, funding needed for event
• Hall takes oath for school board
• Open burning banned through Saturday
• Bill eliminates college credit requirement for state officers
• 67-mile swath of I-10 to close this weekend
• Martinez signs bill to ban student paddling
• Cruz steps down as Hispano Chamber CEO
• Petition requests judge be suspended
• Getting ready to head over to the Business Mixer with the Hispano Chamber of Commerce de Las Cruces at Meson de Mesilla! 5:30-7 Hope to see you there!
• January- @Hurricane Alley February- @New Mexico Farm & Livestock Bureau March-@Sisbarro Dealerships
• Community event of the day!: Spring Health Fair @Memorial Medical Center! Learn how to 'Care for your health'- click here for more info
• Error may slice further funds from LCPS budget
• Parents offer $2K reward in son's death
• Best bumper bling
• Alameda school needs volunteers
• Green Chamber event kicks off curbside effort
• Gov. signs measure to protect NM chile market
• Martinez signs rail tax break
• Manufacturing plant may create up to 200 jobs at Las Cruces site
• Martinez vetoes cigarette tax bill
• City to conduct water hydrant test
• Appreciation
• NMSU library to mark National Library Week
• Press Women to honor three NM writers
• Animal shelter seeks your votes
• City, Kohl's and Pepsi host 5K run
• Amanda Jaffe Speaks at the Las Cruces Museum of Art
• Community Event of the day: Las Cruces Association of Realtors blood drive! Go to our community calendar for more info on how to save 3 lives & win an Apple iPad!
• Fire danger remains high
• Launching new technologies while stepping over cow pies
• Land of learning: Desert serves as classroom for students
• Doña Ana County blotter (April 5)
• Quarrell indicted on multiple rape charges
• Crews still battling White fire
• Union Pacific gets tax break under law
• Indictment hearing for Murphy postponed
• New law protects NM chile
• Museum to close on Monday
• Former city attorney tapped for board
• Man who was shot charged with break-in, other offenses
• Governor to visit Santa Teresa
• Convention Center liquor license stirs up discussion
• Look Who's Dancing set for April 16
• Area High School Seniors Exhibit at Las Cruces Museum of Art
• Only one team left to be filled for our Spring WSMR Golf Tournament Picacho Hills Country Club! Grab a golf buddy and sign up today!
• USBP sees decline in drug seizures, immigrant arrests
• Forget high tech, sandwich boards (and other signs) still work
• NMSU researchers look to ancient cultures to find patterns of climate change
• American Indian Week kicks off
• Census data to change local political scene
• Fire forces evacuation of Ruidoso Downs, nearby neighborhoods
• Traffic drives Border Patrol checkpoint expansion
• Standout student: Amarina Rae Brown
• Standout student: Tamatha Brock
• More enroll in dual-credit program
• Some education bills make the grade
• At least 230 jobs at stake in LCPS budget cuts
• Suspects arrested after shots fired at police Friday
• Retirement looms for Bishop Ramirez
• Fancy restaurant no place for an old cowpoke
• Make sure to microchip your dog or cat
• Food drive
• Community calendar (April 3)
• Diabetes walk
• Print profile
• Archaeology Day explores area's ancient cultures
• Liquor license waiver for convention center on table
• Ready to race
• How they voted (April 3)
• Think green
• Police: Suspect allegedly shot at LC officer
• Ammo seized at border crossing
• Three arrested, more sought in burglary ring, police say
• Red-light camera appeal gets green light
• Warmer weather, winds on the way for weekend
• Levee work to begin
• Science, math conference at NMSU
• 14 killed in last two days in Juárez shootings
• NMSU regents call special meeting
• Relay for Life
• Reaching out
• Dogs get new 'leash on life' due to shelter
• Great footage from last nights Business After Hours! Lou Sisbarro gives a great speech!
• Operation results in 37 arrests
• Democratic women to meet Saturday
• Judge again rejects charges in '08 homicide
• Trinity Site to host its last free open house
• Know what you're looking at when you eye the Organs
• Runaway girl returned to family
• Judge: Columbus police chief to remain in jail
• Governor here for victims events
• Recycling program largest of year
• Event to focus on prisoners'children
• Program to feature talents of Arts and Sciences faculty
• Group wants Duran to resign
• Judge may face bribery charge
• NMSU police auction off abandoned, confiscated property
• Looking forward to seeing everyone there tonight!
• Business After Hours TONIGHT! The Sisbarro Dealerships in Las Cruces! 425 W. Boutz, 5:30-7pm Help Celebrate their 30th Anniversary! As always great food, prizes and of course networking! Hope to see you there!
• Anthony's 1st police chief ready to take on position's challenges
• Sunland Park senior center to host event
• Student launch postponed until May
• Career fair to focus on energy, space
• Food drive to benefit Casa de Peregrinos
• Casa de Peregrinos food bank gets a boost from pair of grant writers
• Super Saturday this week in Columbus
• No prison for man in domestic incident
• Ag women nominations sought
• Cultivating knowledge
• Food donated after memorial march
• Columbus mayor's brother denied bail in drug arrest
• Legal catch
• Martinez taking methodical approach in review of bills
• Border Authority to meet Friday
• Agriculture Awareness
• During a meeting and tour of American Linen & Uniform Supply, Chamber President/CEO awarded a special plaque to 3rd generation owner Michael Lutz as a thanks for their tenured membership! "We salute your dedication, excellence, and commitment to
• City sets capital improvement priorities
• Property valuation notices in mail
• Flu cases on decline in NM, border area
• Audubon group to hold field trip
• February freeze takes toll on peaches
• 25 years later, the search for missing local youth continues
• NMSU Police to hold auction Thursday
• Body IDed as California man
• City, county lose out on legislative funds
• Johnson pot position could burn potential presidential bid
• Martinez signs school-grade bill into law
• Search & Rescue to meet Monday
• Social Justice award winners named
• Mesilla trustees mum on what to do about overturned annexation ruling (9:35 p.m.)
• Reports: Ex-governor plans presidential run
• Elvis sighting Ramada Palms of Las Cruces! Kicking off our Total Resource Campaign today! Want to get involved & meet Elvis??? Call the Chamber! 524-1968
• Indictments (March 29)
• Doña Ana County blotter (March 29)
• Back to basics: Horses have much to teach people
• Martinez to sign Katie's Law into books
• Nice weather for studying
• Fire risks increase with strong winds
• Ex-detention worker sues, claims prejudice
• City ordinance on vehicle forfeiture debated
• Dry growing season might hurt chile crop
• County official's vote raises concern
• 3 candidates vie for NMDA secretary
• Man arrested after Sunday shooting
• Hernandez Prescott accepts NMSU offer
• Judge Robles pleads guilty in DWI case
• District attorney to meet with public
• Register today for our Spaceport Update Lunch on Thursday, April 21- seats are limited! save some money and take advantage of our Update Luncheon special for a special discount!
• NMSU researcher says calorie info may nullify the health effects of a junk food tax
• Census: More than 77% commute alone to work
• Recession the sequel: Will the economy fall again?
• Bataan survivor marches 9 miles
• More than 6,300 march for sport, honoring veterans
• Education Briefs (March 28)
• Teacher of the Week (March 28)
• Student of the Week (March 28)
• Onate High goes green
• Local dogs strut their stuff at 2011 Mutt Show
• On the march
• National Guard gun-cleaner was pollution source at Solano site
• 35% of red light-camera tickets go unpaid
• Thefts hard to prosecute; items are difficult to recover
• Cinderella Shop helps Las Cruces teens prep for prom
• Recourse to annexation ruling on table
• SNAP plays key role in reducing overpopulation
• Mesmerizing mobiles
• 'Ma, I want this one'
• Session to focus on DWI ordinance
• Bataan march surpasses 6,300
• Woman arrested after allegedly having 14-year-old drive her to store for beer
• Sex offender gets 2 years for failing to register
• Ruling in at-home DWI arrest is reversed
• Pearce to name veterans panel in LC
• Family of four faces fraud charges
• Spring brings cold verdict for palms
• Sale to benefit animal sanctuary
• Redistricting panel members named
• Two sought after attack at party
• Grand jury charges man in gang slaying
• That's the ticket
• Lack of confirmation no barrier for Skandera
• Red Cross extends fundraising campaign
• Country sounds
• Cinderella for a night: Groups to give away prom dresses
• It's time to feel lucky!
• Kids fishing clinic April 9 at Alumni Pond
• Sheriff's Office seeks help finding teenager
• Can you help?
• Weight-loss program sets recognition day
• County seeking proposals for health services
• Annexation nixed: Appeals court rules against Mesilla
• Las Cruces schools have a new spelling champion
• Animal shelter board to meet Wednesday
• Farmers sue over terms of settlement
• Know of an OUTSTANDING business or nonprofit? Nominate them and make sure their good deeds are recognized! Click here for forms
• Crucen upsets international chess master
• Library goes high-tech
• Jail, county to face lawsuit over hospitalization
• Habitat meetings set for LC, Silver City
• Goats make short work of weeds
• Five accused of selling ecstasy
• Firefighter injured during blaze
• Man tries to take 13-year-old to Mexico
• Cold spurs tomato shortage
• Man arrested after chase through town
• Church Street road closure planned
• Three pet adoption events set Saturday
• Kan. woman pleads guilty to pot charges
• Catholic Diocese raises Japan money
• Make sure Las Cruces gets on the map! Vote for your favorite Las Cruces Green Chile Cheesburger destination!
• RIP Elizabeth Taylor ~"I feel very adventurous. There are so many doors to be opened, and I'm not afraid to look behind them."
• Normally $110! Get your tickets today and save! Offer expires 3/31
• About a week left to take advantage of this special offer! Get tickets for the remaining 5 update luncheons for $95 and save! Offer expires 3/31, click on the link for more details
• Spring break splash!
• Martinez: License fight is not over
• Arrest made in Monday shooting
• Recycling bins on the move
• Three Crosses: Symbols of Mesilla Valley history
• Some see an unfair edge for convention center
• Boys & Girls Club seeks jumping jack world record
• LCPD 'Citizens Academy' begins April 23
• Spring break splash!
• Taste test: New Mexicans to cast best-burger ballots
• County delays vote on censure
• Check us out on Twitter! Follow us at GLCChamber and we'll follow you too!
• City reinstalls Triviz turning lane, nixes bike lane
• Blotter (March 22)
• Police cite drivers in undercover operation
• Food drive for Casa de Peregrinos planned
• Indictments (March 22)
• City to hold public auction April 9
• Light crew
• City OKs deal for Main Street project
• Man takes city to court over traffic cameras
• Pups still seek homes
• Cash reward offered for bicycle's return
• Councilor wants to improve communication
• Bataan Memorial Death March takes place Sunday
• Teen shot by suspected gang member
• Family searching for teen runaway
• Sign up today!
• Spring has sprung! Be sure to sign up for our Spring WSMR Golf Tournament! Two man scramble- Chamber vs WSMR- and there is a trophy involved. We have not won this event for the past couple of years! Sign up and be a part of the fun, click for details!
• Neighbors feud: Orders to fix wall go unheeded
• Census and re-districting: Growth could lead to changes
• Anthony willing to annex land
• Rodeo Woes: Professor seeks ways to prevent head injuries
• Chief of training at PTMS is honored
• Ashley furnishes governor's mansion
• 'Social promotion' bill never receives vote
• Who are we?: Typical Las Crucen is young, educated Hispanic woman
• More victories than defeats for Martinez in 2011 session
• Despite push, driver's license law remains unchanged
• Fewer DWIs arrests, but miles still to go
• Re-Enacting
• Recycle
• Senior Lifestyle Expo
• Council to discuss city transit
• Quadriplegic boy paints without use of his hands
• How they voted
• Having dogs easier than having children
• Fostering stray animals is part of the big picture
• Find treasures at the Antique and Collectible Sale today
• Dutch Salmon off Game Commission
• Former lawmaker becomes governor's chief of staff
• Mexican citizen pleads guilty to trafficking
• Katie's Law expansion deal made
• Hang up the paddles? Bill goes to Martinez
• Union Pacific tax break bill gets OK from Senate
• Keeping watch
• NM session set to end at noon
• Pearce honors veteran Las Cruces policeman
• Spring break!
• Shelter: Puppies will be put down
• Crime Stoppers seeks tips on hit-and-run
• Aggies in Japan to come home
• Population heavy in east-west arc across northern end of Las Cruces
• La Clinica receives breast cancer funds
• Short clips from our Small Business Workshop on Tuesday, March 15. Thank you to our sponsor, Las Cruces Sun-News and to our speaker, Steve Chavira of Success! Incorporated
• Confirmations unlikely before session ends
• Luck of the Irish
• El Caldito volunteer can't help but sing
• Symposium to focus on children of inmates
• Gang member pleads guilty in assault
• Rockhound without the rocks?
• Comments sought on air quality draft
• First aid, CPR classes April 2
• Optimists to mark 50th anniversary
• Club looks to set jumping jack record
• Hispanic numbers continue to grow
• Reward offered for tip in robbery
• Sheriff talks about Columbus concerns
• Looking for something to do tonight to celebrate St. Patrick's day? Look no further then our Community Calendar! Today's featured event is from Sonoma Ranch Fan Page-Las Cruces, N.M. their St. Patrick's Day celebration! Click on the link f
• For each petal on the shamrock This brings a wish your way - Good health, good luck, and happiness For today and every day. ~ Author Unknown. Happy St. Patrick's Day everyone!
• Gang member pleads guilty in assault case (12:05 p.m.)
• Humane society plans open house
• County Commission to consider censure of Duarte-Benavidez
• Parking-lot holdup
• 'Happy Birthday'
• Census: Women outnumber men in LC, county
• Luna County seeks to patrol Columbus in wake of gun raid arrests
• Police keep watch over services for slain gang member
• Police: Ex-boyfriend shot during break-in
• Students to raise money for Japan
• Senior Expo to cover wide range of topics
• Mesilla man claims $200K lottery prize
• Geared for learning
• Grad school mascot has Facebook page
• Check your email for today's E-Biz newsletter! Chamber members be sure to take advantage of this great FREE advertising tool as you get 2 FREE announcements in E-Biz per year! Just imagine, your information reaching over a thousand people! For more
• Fire damage
• Duran: Non-citizens voted in NM elections
• Keep drains drug-free
• Ready to recycle
• Pet adoption events on Saturday
• County breaks 200K mark
• Boys and Girls Club to screen movie
• Hispanics drove population increase in NM
• Former Caliche's manager arrested
• Democrats block voter ID bill
• Census: Decade saw growth for Las Cruces
• School board member to be selected today
• Top officials remain locked up in gun trafficking case
• Reps OK bill to track impact of filmmakers
• "Obstacles are those frightful things you see when you take your eyes off your goal." ~ Henry Ford... Learn to keep your eyes on your goal TODAY at our Small Business Workshop New Mexico Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum with special guest speak
• Coalition works to prevent substance use among youth
• Regents hear proposal to change GPA system
• Doña Ana County Blotter (March 15)
• Las Cruces resident recalls 1964 tsunami
• Las Cruces at risk of losing annual sporting event
• I-10 project nears completion
• Senate bumps film rebate cap to $50M
• Senate votes for Union Pacific tax break in exchange for rail center
• House committee clears bill to extend school year
• Man's decomposed body found off I-10
• Presentation on shelter medicine scheduled
• California man missing near Lordsburg
• Flip flop-clad officer arrests theft suspect after foot chase
• Pet adoption events Saturday
• State lawmakers approve bill to curtail school bullying
• Thanks to all who stopped by our booth at the Home & Garden Show this past weekend! Here are some highlights or our booth
• Anti-bullying bill heads to Gov. Martinez's desk (2:30 p.m.)
• Thanks for everyone who stopped by our booth at the Building Industry Association of Southern NM Las Cruces Home & Garden Show at the Las Cruces Convention Center - managed by Global Spectrum this past weekend! We had a great time and hope you did to
• Bill to extend public school academic year advances (11:40 a.m.)
• Eye on Research: NMSU researchers pioneer new power system paradigm
• Are you crazy for the iPad 2? Why?
• Fire breaks out atop Mattress Store
• New director takes reins at Spaceport America
• Spaceport timeline still intact after staff changes
• With week left in session, Senate remains target of governor's ire
• What's Up at White Sands: Etiquette luncheon teaches formal protocol
• As USPS tightens its belt, rural offices under review
• With troubled history, why was Vega hired as Columbus police chief?
• Chase ends in crash
• Senate to vote on unemployment
• Plenty of contention, but no solutions yet in the debate over NM voter ID
• Home & Garden Show
• Senators OK change to Katie's Law
• Help line offers support for pets and their guardians
• Mosey on over to Cowboy Days for food, rides and more
• How they voted (March 13)
• Las Cruces ballplayers tidy up fields for new season
• Proper etiquette for a ranch wedding
• Community calendar (March 13)
• Montana woman convicted on gun charge
• Bill: False chile claims could land businesses in hot water
• Ross Turner in concert Sunday
• Gov. threatens license bill veto
• NMSU geophysicist weighs in on earthquake
• Local schools honored for scores
• Alleged Columbus gun traffickers in court
• Spanish Bee
• New citizens
• Udall: Almost $1 million for clinic
• Donna Brazile to speak at NMSU
• Cabinet posts unconfirmed as 2011 session nears end
• Jury indicts five in wake of killings
• 'Spring ahead' with smoke alarms
• Pictures from our 2011 Ribbon Cuttings, Welcome to the Chamber new members!
• Happy Friday! Come visit us at our booth this weekend at Las Cruces Home & Garden Show at the Las Cruces Convention Center - managed by Global Spectrum! We are one of the sponsors of this great event put on by the Building Industry Association of Sou
• Fire marshal: Silver City blaze was 'perfect storm'
• Four cast-off pets facing euthanasia
• Tax lightning bill could become law
• Cat needs to find new home quickly
• Lenten presentation at Holy Cross
• Man pleads guilty in child porn case
• NMSU Wellness Fair on Saturday
• New Mexico House OKs bill to criminalize unborn child's death
• Republicans' push for voter ID law stalls again
• Man killed in shooting at convenience store
• It's a bird ....
• VIP transport
• Singer to bring tunes to LC this weekend
• Columbus officials swept in up fed firearms raid
• NM Senate, House driver's license bill proposals clash
• Pucker up, piggy
• Our 2011 logo for our Total Resource Campaign!
• Come next Tuesday, 3/15, to our Small Business Workshop! They have been revamped this year and are at a new time! Get all the details and register on the link below!
• Ash Wednesday
• Bill would help expand Katie's Law across U.S.
• Dry irrigation season ahead for farmers
• River water set to flow down Rio Grande again
• Border-crosser wanted on other charge
• GOP freshman pulls medical pot bill
• Catalytic converter may be behind blaze
• NMSU researchers published
• Famed pianist to perform at NMSU
• Lecture today part of disease exhibit
• Carlsbad rep. pushes for anti-federal cattle-rustling bill
• Great GMLC event this morning! Thanks to all who attended including our guest speaker, Davin Lopez of Mesilla Valley Economic Development Alliance!
• Mayor's Top Teens seeks applicants
• New sites for solid waste coupon sales
• Recruiting night set for youth mentors
• Feds to begin release from Caballo Friday
• Quail Ridge Fire claims 12 homes
• House approves, 36-31, bill to outlaw paddling
• Homeless man gets 10 years with guilty plea
• Introducing the Centennial Hawks
• Well's return could cause discolored water
• Senators rework driver's license bill
• Appraisals
• Voter ID bill likely won't make it through
• Vegas bound: WAC Tournament heads to neutral site
• Solvers
• Silver City dog a star at Animal Lobby Day
• Happy Mardi Gras everyone! Looking for something to do tonight to celebrate? Check out our new Community Events Calendar to see whats going on around town! Or post your own event at
• Doctor's death moves colleagues, patients, cyclists
• Driver's license debate
• Gusty day
• Blue Mass
• NMSU alumna becomes state's corrections head
• Disturbed bass player calls Pan Am show 'a milestone'
• County to conduct 'door-to-door' property appraisals
• Lawmaker's attempt to create parental code of conduct defeated
• Prognosis uncertain, family says 10-year-old girl's a fighter
• In Santa Fe (March 8)
• House passes final budget-related bill
• Fire in Grant County destroys as many as 15 structures
• 2 injured in motorcycle accident
• City Council OKs Sustainability Action Plan
• Three pet adoptions set for Saturday
• Thanks so far to Pioneer Bank (Kiel Hoffman), The Massage Club, and Advocare (Jenny Britton) for their donations to Good Morning Las Cruces door prizes!
• We are officially FULL for Good Morning, Las Cruces on Wednesday! Looking forward to seeing everyone there!... Still want to have your company represented at the event? Drop by a door prize by 5 p.m. today and we will give it out at the event free of cha
• Prize-worthy pies
• Ready to rumba
• Bicyclist fatally struck on US Highway 70
• Doña Ana commissioners to consider bonds for solar project
• Analysis: Martinez pushing hard on big issues
• Fundraiser benefits deceased teen's family
• Fires destroy vacant duplex, RV
• Eye on Research: Tucumcari Bull Sale celebrates 50 years
• You didn't miss it - Lent begins this week
• New NM Department of Health secretary talks about role, goals
• LCPS considers options to stretch funds
• Crime down, arrests up in Las Cruces
• Calls took Las Cruces police for walk on the strange, sad side
• NM awaits census data, federal funding
• Pearce decries Gila trail closures plan at Silver City rally
• City Council: Emergency operations plan to be reviewed
• Community calendar (March 6)
• Hot potato moves to Senate
• On the Positive Side: 2010 seminar focused on enforcement of animal abuse laws
• It's the Pitts: 'Off-label' uses for everything on farm
• Animal Services Center garage sale continues today
• Woven wonders: Women get boost displaying, selling art
• Five seek open school board seat
• How they voted (March 6)
• Legislature briefs: Python takes Senate floor
• Johnson-Ortiz to run things at Downtown Partnership
• Red Cross Month
• Sobriety checkpoints planned in city
• Wilson reportedly vying for Bingaman seat
• Youth killed in fight is buried
• House slams on the brakes
• Mexico trucks will drive US roads in deal
• School-bus crash
• On the road
• Bingaman, Udall question USPS merger study
• Dominguez confirmed as transportation secretary
• Rally backs forest road closures
• CPR first aid classes scheduled
• Mom charged with child abuse, battery
• NMSU regents to meet March 14
• Check out a special Friday note from Chamber President/CEO Bill Allen to the membership on our blog!
• Blaze guts RV at trailer park
• Mesilla dam to be closed March 9-10
• Gus Macker tourney headed for 2011 tipoff
• Next election a big factor in driver's license push
• Shooting range to get upgrade
• NM House to vote on driver's licenses today
• Martinez backs funds for south county infrastructure
• Car wash to benefit Oñate senior
• Renovated kennel wing of animal shelter reopens
• Food drive held for Nutrition Month
• Middle East support rally planned today
• Hearing focuses on solar power on public lands
• Scrap metal license bill gets nod
• Stores, banks report hike in funny money
• Want to promote your business at Good Morning Las Cruces but not able to attend? Drop off a door prize at the Chamber office by Monday, March 7, and let your business be heard!
• Bishop slowly healing from illness, injured ribs
• They're here
• Lujan stops driver's license vote
• Car wash to benefit victim's family
• Film project rebates will be limited to $45M total under House's plan
• Residents decry changes to RV ordinance
• North Main lane closures begin today
• Canal Road to be closed for repairs
• Sale to benefit animal shelter
• 5 teens face charges in High Range burglaries
• History Fiesta
• Wellness Fair planned at NMSU
• Zamarripa funeral, burial set for Friday
• Effort to revive hotel starts
• Fossil experts, geologists explore Trackways Monument
• Hit your targets in 2011 with the Chamber! Join us at our first small business workshop of 2011, revamped with a new format lead by instructor Steve Chavira! Click here to read more and register
• Young men accused in killing almost all had records
• Garbage and weeds top complaints for code violations
• Proposed bill would allow earlier Sunday alcohol sales at bars, restaurants in NM
• Bill could keep more kids back a grade
• Hearing today on RV ordinances
• Reward offered for tips in triple killing
• Four arrested in restaurant robbery
• Student experiments to launch into space
• Juárez man accused of drug smuggling
• Texting-while-driving bill moves forward
• Officers to graduate from detention center
• Remembering the fallen
• Study: NM campaign laws weak
• Mesilla OKs plans for re-enactments
• Police warn of paving scheme
• Thank you New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau for a great February Business After Hours!
• Practically all of the Chamber events for 2011 are now posted online! Reserve those days on your calendars for our Chamber events and RSVP today!
• Senate confirms Las Cruces pediatrician as health secretary
• Las Cruces City Council learns about procedures at work session
• Sentenced
• Bill that would ban paddling in school fails in Senate
• Board names new Spaceport America executive director
• Jail blotter (March 1)
• Virgin Galactic inks flight contract with research firm
• Red Cross campaign starts Friday
• Drivers get 'Cougar Zone' reminder
• Oñate student wins state poetry contest
• Senators OK tracking film subsidies
• Insights emerge in player, veteran slayings
• Quarter of NM flu deaths in Doña Ana County
• Medical Update Luncheon 2/17/11 @ Ramada Palms de Las Cruces
• Student of the week: Kyleigh Pearson
• Help honor Dr. Seuss' birthday Wednesday
• Teacher of the week: Janet Shearin
• Curbside recycling bins to hit Las Cruces streets in March
• Camuñez building deal gets the OK
• Kids and cell phones can be tough call
• Rules, gear keep off-road riders safe
• Prof's work tackles illnesses at molecular level
• Solar energy to power WSMR's nuclear dreams
• Students plan to avoid traditional hot spots
• O ate student brutally beaten dies
• Panel OKs state ban on 'social promotion'
• Farmers worry cold snap took heart out of area's onion crop
• Families discover 'Masked Traditions' at NMSU museum
• Making music
• Work session to focus on processes
• At auctions, the less said the better
• Groups seek to re-enact history on Mesilla Plaza
• How they voted (Feb. 27)
• Las Crucens appointed to state commission
• Community calendar (Feb. 27)
• Apollo flight director shares moon-mission experiences
• Bill would ban naming public buildings after sitting politicians
• Slow response to rattlesnake call frustrates
• Students learn to embrace space program
• EPA orders county, city to clean aquifer
• Correction (Feb. 26)
• Legislature briefs
• Condition of OHS player improves: Man arrested, faces multiple charges in beating
• Burglary near school prompts lockdown
• House: Fort Sill tribe has stake in NM
• Inmate indicted in guard assaults
• US settles complaint alleging discrimination against farmers
• House panel OKs primary care from state chiropractors
• Committee to vote on bill to curb 'social promotion'
• Longtime Farm Bureau lobbyist loses job
• Computer link
• NMSU students from Mideast rally for democracy
• Looking for something to do this weekend? Check out our newest website feature, the Community Calendar! Click here to see what is going on in Las Cruces, or to POST YOUR OWN EVENT! Yes! We are now offering a community calendar in which people can post ev
• Thanks for two great events yesterday! Hope everyone has a great weekend! Pictures to be posted soon
• Martinez's attempt to repeal women's commission fails
• IHOP short stacks to benefit hospitals
• Public meeting set for RV ordinance
• Blotter (Feb. 25)
• Police search for new mother
• Pets for Seniors Program launches
• Colors of spring
• Friends of beating victim, officials ask for violence to stop
• GDP increases during recession
• PRC approves Rio Grande purchase
• County seeks applicants for board
• Students ready for state poetry contest
• Union Pacific says it's ready to invest in southern NM
• 4 arrested on murder charges: Authorities say revenge-seeking youth hit wrong target
• Fundraisers set up for 2 OHS students
• Pictures are now posted from the January Business After Hours at Hurricane Alley Pub! Like what you see? Come join us tonight for food, fun and networking at the February BAH New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau!
• January- @Hurricane Alley
• Business After Hours New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau at 5:30 tonight! Hope to see you there!
• Business Forum with Congressman Steve Pearce at 1 today!
• Come join the Chamber for two great events today! First from 1-2 p.m. at the Congressman Steve Pearce Business Forum at the Good Samaritan Society Las Cruces Village. Then for the Chamber's most popular after hours networking event, Business After H
• Apodaca Park icon may be torn down
• Reward offered for info on mom, son missing since 1991
• Need forms?
• Oñate player remains in critical condition
• Ready, set, smush
• Three Cruces teens arrested in home burglary
• Senators vote to eventually remove Martinez from investment council
• Proposed complex to provide relief effort for old Las Cruces baseball stomping grounds
• Veteran's death is Las Cruces' 1st homicide of 2011
• Cruces woman wins $100K NM Lottery prize
• Commissioners vote 5-0 to join anti-bullying coalition
• Correction (Feb. 24)
• only 14 spots left for our popular Good Morning Las Cruces! event! Register today! Once we are capped we are capped!!
• Michael Cheney appointed to NMSU governing board
• Area's ties to war effort are celebrated
• Desert Storm: Reliving the 'Mother of all battles'
• Onate football player remains on respirator
• Jail bill would not require commissioner inspections
• Bill allows slot machine leases from casinos
• Author to discuss book about Malcolm X
• Future firefighter
• Brawl at home leads to standoff, 4 arrests
• Man, 57, shot in head during random attack
• Citizens' committee to review plans for redistricting gets OK
• Curbside recycling the talk of the town
• Dance to help with T-ball costs
• Enchilada dinner to benefit Mayfield band
• Research Rally to celebrate NSF project
• Check out our updated YouTube Channel! All of the Chamber's Greatest Hits!
• Elvis was in the building today! Gearing up for a big announcement next week!
• Canyon again off limits at Chile Challenge
• Las Cruces probationer charged with raping 3-year-old
• Apollo 14 anniversary to be celebrated
• Committee clears bill to protect NM chile
• Deming winery takes silver for Pinot Noir
• Engineer sues NM Department of Transportation
• National Spay Day highlights importance of pet spay/neuter
• Doña Ana County Detention Center (Feb. 21)
• Man indicted in shooting at Las Cruces McDonald's
• Former Las Cruces city manager to wed
• Anti-bullying measure on agenda for Wednesday
• Time to bring private/public investment together in space industry
• Ditch the workout, join the party
• Grad student is new regent at NMSU
• Celebrate Mardi Gras at Las Cruces Convention Center
• Chamber Members! "Like" our page and we will add you to our page's favorites! Let us know you are out there in Facebook land!
• Come join us at the Rep. Steve Pearce Business Forum at Good Samaritan Village Thursday, 2/24 at 1:00 p.m.!
• Business and cultural corridor: Avenida de Mesilla alive with movement
• Brook Stockberger: Use holiday to step back from ugliness of politics
• 'Out on the dairies': Consortium gives students real-world experience
• Legislature: Slow, 'odd' session grinds past midpoint
• Presidents Day and Las Cruces: A look back on presidential visits
• Eagle Scout
• Film credit 'compromise' heads to Senate floor
• Bowling alley opens its lanes to Onate team
• A blast of a time
• 20 years later, NMSU police still seek clues in disappearance of mom, son
• Committee Dems stifle driver's license bill
• City, utilities learn lessons from cold snap
• Gov. unhappy with House panel's $5B budget
• Committee to review proposed districts
• Adding media to three R's
• Honey Bear Lewis: Local spaniel among nation's most obedient
• Presidents Day closings
• Project Linus volunteers make 200 blankets
• State's jobless fund in need of boost
• It's the Pitts: How I would respond to cattle-napping
• Recap of road rules
• On the Positive Side: Critter Connection and Snooter Club youth have hearts for chained dogs
• Calendar of Events (Feb. 20)
• Bingaman won't run to keep Senate seat
• Bingaman announcement comes as surprise to many
• Riot duty
• Gus and Greta
• Miyagishima to host Mayor's Night In on Wednesday in council chambers
• California fugitive caught at restaurant
• Del Rey work eases traffic flow
• Day to play
• Winds to whip area this weekend
• Senate OKs anti-bully bill
• Hummer removed from Transportation Commission
• Bill would tie teacher ratings to students' performance
• Canadian pleads guilty to attempted pot smuggling
• A short, unedited clip from the panel portion of our Medical Update Luncheon yesterday. Thank you to everyone who attended, especially our speakers. It was very insightful and informative!
• WSMR ceremony
• Fire damages mobile home
• Spelling success
• Tree branch KOs power near MHS
• Chief deputy county treasurer resigns
• Embezzlement case deal includes $37K restitution
• Van of Enchantment
• Democrats block voter ID bill
• Carrie Tingley clinic to visit Las Cruces
• Real-world experience
• Collectors seek rare instruments
• Unemployment call center open Saturday
• Bataan Memorial March draws near
• Man charged with kidnapping, battery
• Medical Update Luncheon today at 11:30! Seats are still available! Hope to see you there!
• Legislators may up repeat DWI penalties
• Martinez calls for simplified school ratings
• MVD: No driver's licenses will be issued Monday
• Short-haired pointers looking for new home
• Parks and Rec board meets today
• Freeport digs up more jobs
• Miyagishima gives State of the City address
• Local man sentenced in child porn case
• Ed board extends contract for Rounds
• Too many days away from school work for LCPS students?
• Judge arrested in alleged DWI
• Legislative report: Put cap on number of those eligible for home health aides
• Democratic chairman for Doña Ana won't run again
• 'Make a Blanket Day' is Saturday
• Sight Unseen - The Sculptures Of Michael Naranjo
• Medical Update Luncheon tomorrow! Reserve your tickets online TONIGHT! It is looking to be a GREAT program.
• Juvenile caught after escaping center
• Motorcycle rider airlifted after crash
• Film on Juárez murders opens Friday
• Martinez testifies in favor of Katie's Law expansion
• Power outage poses problems for local cupids
• San Andres High finishes 2nd in national 'X the Text' campaign
• Plan to study USPS consolidation unwelcome delivery for many
• Voter ID bill unlikely to pass
• Suggestions taken for new high school
• Firefighters battle pair of home fires Monday
• Earning their wings
• Deputies can again take home patrol cars
• Police: Teen back in jail after taking off monitor
• Spaceport chair has long had eyes on the heavens
• Today is your last chance to send a proposal for the March 15 Small Business Workshop! If you want to be an instructor for this event email Joel Courtney, jcourtney@lascruces.org or call the Chamber Offices (575) 524-1968. It's a great way to promot
• Warmer weather expected this week
• NM senators get behind Martinez's school-grading plan
• Las Cruces man dies in house fire
• Lobbyist reports detail entertainment costs
• What's up with that? Parking spaces saved for fuel efficient cars
• La Mesa man has kept church bells ringing for four decades
• Lecture on children's health today
• Art show celebrates senior artists
• Local Guard members dispatched to Ruidoso
• Balloons cause power outage
• Event to support cancer research
• County offices closed for holiday
• Man accused of beating 4-year-old boy
• Prescribed burns complete
• Pet adoption events slated for Saturday
• Get your Valentine something they want this Valentine's Day, tickets to the Chamber's Medical Update Luncheon this Thursday! Click on the link to RSVP
• Group seeks to remove cage from Baby Brianna's grave
• Pick up the sound: Las Cruces musician Tyler Thompson has plans to make it worldwide
• Sgt. Maj. Daniel leaving White Sands after 32 'great' years of service
• Agriculture in Afghanistan: NMSU professor provides support
• Mayor's annual address to focus on city's economy
• Water outlook worries farmers
• It's not too late: Here are some ideas for last-minute Valentine's gifts
• 'Dancing!' Rehearsals
• Field still not settled in Las Cruces mayor's race
• Driver's license law repeal gaining traction across US
• NMSU sees increase in enrollment for spring semester
• Lions Club's charity gun show raises concerns
• Update on district revamp is expected
• Marshal wants take-home cars back
• It's the Pitts: Internet a poor substitute for newspapers
• Student recovers from spinal, brain surgeries
• Southwest Environmental Center river cleanup: Community gathers to help restore Rio Grande
• On the Positive Side: Clarification of rabies vaccination sought
• Committee process takes toll
• How They Voted
• Pancakes, anyone?
• Tickets for Strait-McEntire concert move fast
• Judge: NM's 'tax lightning' system unconstitutional
• 3-year-old Cruces girl hit by father's pickup dies
• Sharpton encourages self-reliance during speech at NM Capitol
• Governor urges repeal of driver's license law
• Prescribed burns leave smoke, haze
• High-risk warrant issued in drug case
• Pulling teeth
• Las Cruces pooch vies to be a 'Lucky Dog'
• Mesilla officials to file declaration of emergency
• Las Cruces man indicted in death of puppy
• Las Cruces man found guilty of first-degree murder
• Good Sam garage sale this month
• Disaster declarations open way for funds
• Driver's license bill dies in committee
• Puppies need homes
• Shoop cites personal issues for leaving school-board post
• Schmitt resigns over background check
• WSMR soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Apartments, trailer parks get water back
• Inmate escapes from juvenile center
• Martinez: Report all domestic violence
• Freeze's toll on plants steep
• Immigration protest
• Parole officer dodges lockup
• New member, school name on ed board plate
• Gov. taps 7 for spaceport board
• Bill would require police to train for mentally ill
• For some, lack of info as bad as lack of water
• Tuition freeze possible for lottery scholarships
• Cold snap tied to rising costs at the gas pump
• Conference to focus on autism treatment
• Lipizzaner stallions return to Pan Am
• Former ambassador to speak at conference
• Police warn of cell phone scam
• A week after deep freeze, some still without water
• Schools look at toll from snow days
• Bill to require checks for EMTs moves ahead
• Students can submit 'Going Green' videos
• High copper prices drawing more thieves
• Former Cruces chief is new S.C. fire marshal
• Financial aid workshops at MHS
• Winds help fuel grass fire near Hatch
• NMSU Sustainability Council meets today
• Bowling alley case remains a mystery
• County commission declares emergency in wake of cold snap
• Money management fair coming Thursday
• Scrap dealers may need licenses
• Strait tickets on sale Friday
• Martinez: Teachers need to set bar higher
• the Candidates College scheduled for this Thursday, 2/10, has been CANCELED! It will be rescheduled in April.
• The best is yet to come at the Greater Las Cruces Chamber of Commerce, and based on the success of the Annual Banquet held on Jan. 21 at the Las Cruces Convention Center, 2011 will be the Chamber’s greatest year yet.
• Utility executives explain natural gas outages to lawmakers
• Meetings on federal funds begin today
• Sunland Park water restrictions in place
• Blood supplies need to be replenished
• Deming man pleads in drug case
• For students, it's back to school
• Cold pushes Downtown Ramble to this evening
• Rolling blackouts and space-based power
• Proposed measure would allow use of voting centers
• Weather-related closures, outages frustrate Las Crucens
• Blotter (Feb. 8)
• Doña Ana County Democratic Women name new leaders
• A day in the park
• Martinez could lose spot on State Investment Council
• City Council votes to reorganize administration
• Have a home in Ruidoso area? Officials ask that you check for water leaks (4:50 p.m.)
• Welcome back to work & school, Las Cruces! Candidate Activist Training this THURSDAY! RSVP below
• Say cheese! Las Crucens react to Super Bowl XLV
• Tough times still ahead for job seekers
• Officials hope for 'fair' redistricting
• Mother of teen slain by deputy sues county
• Sunland Park fills up
• So what's open?
• El Paso Electric's CEO discusses storm
• How they voted (Feb. 6)
• Community calendar (Feb. 6)
• How do we deal with stray cats?
• Regulators answer to Martinez
• Proposal to reorganize hierarchy on table
• A solution to the large-animal vet shortage
• Learn about Africa, Elvis at Academy
• Architect's vision influences school
• Garcia introduces bill to curb bullying
• Last week's extreme cold devastated plants
• Brook Stockberger: Give us this day our Super Bowl win, amen
• The cold, hard facts
• Utility restricts water use in El Paso through today
• Road Warriors: Las Crucens make trip to Dallas for Super Bowl
• Garden provides homegrown veggies to Las Cruces families
• Farmers Market pet adoption events are canceled
• Meals on Wheels resumes after storm
• Region recovers in wake of freeze
• LC teen arrested in Nebraska slaying
• Reward offered for tips on church burglaries
• Blackouts unlikely to sack Super Bowl festivities
• Marshal internships available for NMSU students
• Measure targeting greenhouse gas regs tabled
• Former state police chief: Immigration checks already in place
• NM gas service restored
• Bill aims to stop sealing of records
• Work slowly returns to normal as thaw begins
• School pancake breakfast, auction postponed
• LCHS reschedules performances for 'The Crucible'
• Don't forget! Leadership Las Cruces Applications are due TODAY! And yes, we are open
• Livestock deaths can be subsidized
• Pearce: Help businesses thrive
• County assessor to hold meeting
• Bill: Put government, school budgets online
• Martinez immigration directive riles Dems
• For some, big freeze offers some frozen fun
• Workforce call center open Saturday
• LCHS theater adds Saturday matinee
• Las Cruces knocked out cold
• Gov. Martinez issues state of emergency (2 p.m.)
• What does the Mesilla Valley Hospital, Advanced Care Hospital of Southern New Mexico, New Mexico State University , and the New Mexico Secretary of Health all have in common? Representatives from all great companies will be speaking at our Medical Update
• Waddie Welcome Reading Museum Of Art And Branigan Cultural Center
• Silver City rep. introduces voter ID bill
• Stay safe as cold temps continue
• Pickleball on tap at Meerscheidt
• Pet adoptions slated for Saturday
• City soliciting input on federal funds
• NM will have to wait for 2010 Census results
• Area feels winter's bite
• 'Disease Detectives' opens Saturday
• Martinez names prosecutors to fill pair of open judgeships
• Lawmakers turn eyes to investment board work
• Weather forces more closures, outages
• Detention Center (Feb. 3)
• Make plans for Super Bowl Sunday
• Winter woes
• Measure to open dry counties to Sunday liquor sales
• Reclaimed, recycled water put to good use
• Savoring the scenery
• Few vote in uncontested school board races
• Judge offers free Valentine's weddings
• Gas line break disrupts traffic
• Coming down
• Jury: Police Department not liable in man's death
• $171K in contaminated chile destroyed
• Police checkpoints planned this month
• Doña Ana County crop 'holding its own'
• More than 390 pounds of pot seized
• DNA law expansion bills to be filed
• Wow two great events in a row! Hope everyone enjoyed both events and if not, pictures to be posted soon so you can see what you missed!
• Cold weather is coming
• Bill would keep illegal immigrants from obtaining NM driver's licenses
• In Santa Fe (Feb. 1)
• Growers, processors to speak at Chile Conference
• Career Connections to have 90 employers
• BLM to conduct prescribed burns
• Members of Congress to tour border
• GOP members walk out on oil-and-gas talk
• Man allegedly hits ex, robs Dollar General
• Man, 53, charged with molesting girl
• NMSU regents get updates on legislative session
• Napolitano issues warning to drug cartels
• Stray ward renovations begin at local animal shelter
• Reward offered for information about armed robberies
• Election for LCPS school board today
• Part of new roundabout set to open in February
• Duo bring Duty Honor America tour to White Sands
• 2 arrested in drive-by shooting at McDonald's
• A garden of learning: Growing vegetables teaches kids responsibility
• Martinez welcomes Las Crucens to Governor's Mansion
• MVCS's expansion plans will take God's help, yours
• Indicments (Jan. 31)
• Sainthood for a church 'rock star' a good PR move
• Eye on Research: NMSU civil engineering graduate takes the chance to help others
• FDIC takes over First Community Bank Friday
• Possible afterbirth found in La Llorona Park
• DASO plan would change structure
• DNA testing law could expand
• Bill would cut smallest school districts
• Scouting for sales
• On the Positive Side: Public intervention can put halt to animal cruelty
• It's the Pitts: All pet tricks and no treats
• How they voted (Jan. 30)
• Weapons instructor is arrested for DWI
• Finest top Bravest: Flag-football game benefits local shelter
• City Hall's lion legacy: DAC Historical Society recognizes Sterns' contribution
• Why we ran photo of coyotes
• Martinez discusses goals, progress in Legislature
• Man accused of 11th DWI is indicted
• Inmate may bring suit over lack of treatment
• Give it a whirl
• Makeshift libraries bring books to county readers
• 2 LCHS students allegedly had guns, ammo near school
• Man arrested in domestic incident
• Match maker
• LCPD catches El Paso fugitive
• District 4 candidate's top priority is safety
• Game Commission's fate under debate
• Bill would alert parents about teen abortions
• Prosecutor, ex-NMSU professor Peterson dies
• Las Crucen says he wants to give back
• Collision closes N.M. 404 Thursday
• Former MVD clerk indicted in theft
• Fundraiser
• School put on lockdown for search
• Beagle rescue
• Mattiace passed over for NM tourism post
• Police convinced crash was suicide attempt
• Gov. opponent's donor gets EIB nod
• Film tax credits get Hollywood ending
• Readers' Choice
• LCPD: Calls not ignored in puppy death
• Pet adoptions set for Saturday
• Local attorney to head state bar
• Credits to roll for film society?
• Response questioned in puppy death incident
• Candidates unopposed for ed board
• Museum van to visit Sierra Middle School
• Pearce tapped to lead Western Caucus
• Tourney to benefit engineering students
• Las Cruces poet Speer dies at 62
• Tip-a-Cop benefit tonight at Applebee's
• Girl's flu death not from H1N1 strain
• Connor announces mayoral bid
• Showtime for film tax-credit debate
• Police: Driver tried to hit truck
• NM lawmaker wants drug testing for jobless claims
• Police vs. fire game to benefit shelter
• Diocese receives funding for center
• Jewelry maker
• Nuñez officially leaves Democratic Party fold
• Chief justice: Courts understaffed
• Wastewater system wins award
• Sun-News gets new temporary office space
• Obama calls for unity, vision in State of the Union
• County to give $10M to hospitals
• Local attorneys form new association
• Area caves closed due to concerns about bat disease
• Racquetball league taking registrations
• Martinez: More staff for unemployment call center
• SIC struggles with film investment role
• 'Get Caught Recycling!' program wrapping up
• Medical examiner: Flu caused Las Cruces girl's death
• Dead coyotes found strapped to BLM fence
• In Santa Fe (Jan. 25)
• Indictments (Jan. 25)
• Pet adoption events slated for Saturday
• Trial begins in case of car-chase death
• Candidate for state auditor, ex-DEA Agent Chavez dies
• Puppy death results in cruelty charges
• Federal indictments (Jan. 25)
• Construction to close Hot Peppers Road
• Bishop released from hospital
• Roundtable on immigration Sunday
• Local alliance seeks volunteers
• County to discuss hospital subsidies
• It's burning season at area pecan farms
• Reward offered for info about robbery
• Veterans concerned over when US flag is flown
• What's Up at White Sands: Soldiers evaluate combat capability of smart phones
• Eye on Research: NMSU's Farmington Agricultural Science Center boosts agriculture in Four Corners
• State gasoline prices average $3
• Marshals seek 2 sex offenders, 3 murder suspects
• Gimme an 'A': Biggest letter in Do a Ana County is an Aggie tradition
• Retired judge Valentine will preside over water rights case
• Texas-bound: Super Bowl match-up set
• Driver's license reform a priority for Martinez
• Housing authority merger could be boon for neediest
• Mesilla Valley temperatures on the rise, NMSU data shows
• Woman keeps eyes on the sky
• Crunch time: Chicharroneros gather for bid to fry up best pork skins
• Dorota Gruca, Olympian: World-class runner calls Las Cruces her second home
• Andy, join the nonparty
• How they voted
• On the Positive Side: Like humans, animals that experience trauma can be helped
• Mesilla officials to discuss rules for alternative energy systems
• Firefighter blood
• 'Protect life'
• Suit alleges city was negligent in chase that killed pedestrian
• City to get briefing on Dial-a-Ride program
• It's the Pitts: Catching up with Stoner was quite a trip, man
• Campaign donor gets NM post
• Las Cruces bishop hospitalized
• Correction (Jan. 22)
• Man sentenced for failing to register
• Trails at Bosque State Park closed
• Careless drivers hit, damage property repeatedly
• Mattiace, Herzog share Citizen of the Year award at Friday Chamber banquet
• Fire dept., Lowes join for blood drive
• Bill takes aim at limits on concealed carry
• A bird's eye view
• Smoke causes evacuation at NMSU
• Nuñez could leave Dems
• Crashes tie up highway traffic Thursday
• Classes to boost Web, social networking skills
• Investigators: Mayfield portable blaze was arson
• City, county explore possible housing authority merger
• NMSU rally to celebrate research grant
• In the area (Jan. 21)
• Correction (Jan. 21)
• Firefighters team up for blood drive
• Sheriff's blotter (Jan. 21)
• Testimonials shed light on immigration
• Republican Women to meet Jan. 28
• State renews Sunland Park landfill permit
• An official necklace for NM?
• City agrees to let voters pick next municipal judge
• Bingaman: Feds bolstered New Mexico during recession
• Correction (Jan. 21)
• Detention Center blotter (Jan. 21)
• Pearce appointed to 3 sub-committees
• Man indicted on charges of threatening officers
• Federal fugitive captured in Las Cruces
• Humane Society to host meeting at club house
• '70s-era track star Barry McClure dies
• NMSU regents to meet in Santa Fe
• Headed for hog heaven
• Martinez finds herself in national eye
• School tour
• Police: Man used shovel in incident
• Police seek info on East Mesa drive-bys
• Man pleads guilty in heroin trafficking case
• NMSU health students pass exam
• Paperwork error complicates the search for horse's home
• Budget battle may cut textbook funds
• CNN segment on murders airs tonight
• Tribute for POWs and MIAs on Friday
• Las Crucens rally against repeal of health-care law
• Security camera footage under review in Sun-News fire
• Chamber's message: The best is yet to come
• Cervantes' bid for speaker post falls short
• CNN program to focus on massacre
• Woman sentenced for health care fraud
• Pro-life rally slated for Saturday
• Reward offered for info on missing man
• Recycling makes good business sense
• NMSU police offer self-defense course
• Plans for nature museum proceed
• City, county joint meeting Thursday
• Martinez focuses on taxes, schools, crime in State of State
• Budget adjustments to decrease city reserves
• Want to meet former ABC Anchorman Sam Donaldson? And other cool people? Come to the Annual Banquet Friday! Find more details at
• Sun-News fire: At the scene
• Spaceport leadership changes concern former commissioners
• In Martin Luther King Jr.'s words
• New museum would tell veterans' stories
• State Rep. Cervantes poised to challenge House speaker
• Vandals damage vehicles at fire station
• Martinez to call for spending cuts in today's address
• Martinez picks Las Crucen to lead NMDOT
• Building at center of fire was formerly Cothern Cleaners
• Cause of Sun-News fire not yet determined
• How to contact the Sun-News after the fire
• Have you made your reservations for the Annual Banquet yet? Don't miss out on this great Chamber event including keynote speaker Sam Donaldson! Register to the Chamber offices (575) 524-1968 or click on this link!
• Fire guts Sun-News building
• Sun-News will continue to publish
• Federal days off are sometimes a nuisance
• Proposed bills target DNA program, lobbyists
• Municipalities claim to be color blind in hiring
• Martinez plans to cut subsidies for filmmakers
• Eye on Research: NMSU's Carlsbad Environmental Monitoring and Research Center is recognized
• Budget trouble calms Roundhouse politics
• Jobless face telephone ordeal to get benefits
• Mesilla Valley Balloon Rally back in the air
• Group works on mental health crisis response
• Veterans can weigh in on new museum
• 'Remember the DreAm'
• Teen indicted on cocaine, resisting charges
• Open House: Public gets a glimpse of new Convention Center
• Most just doing best they can
• City to vote on contract for nature history museum
• Community calendar (Jan. 16)
• Saloon for the Ages: Village of Do a Ana unveils visitor center at De La O Saloon
• Funeral is held for Tombaugh student
• On the Positive Side: Thinking outside the box can help solve our problems
• It's the Pitts: A drone alone can't bring the cows home
• Garrison flag to fly Monday
• County men charged in smuggling ring
• Police seek help in locating suspect
• New FBI website for Spanish speakers
• Holloman training causes sonic booms
• DACHS kicks off 2011 grant program
• Spaceport directors dismissed
• NMSU journalism program to lose its accreditation
• Sail the sky
• Alamo radio exec is new senator
• City, lawyers await Moongate appraisal
• Amador at Compress site of military training
• Las Cruces' Cervantes may be next NM House speaker
• Back to class
• NMSU eatery goes green with containers
• None hurt in Thursday house fire
• Sitting in judgment
• Balloon Rally
• Alleged purse thief, accomplice caught
• Oñate picks new coach
• Officer thwarts early morning burglary
• Public to review sustainability plan
• Kitten gets new home after stabbing
• Outreach clinic for local children Jan. 21
• School board voting at clerk's office only
• Gov.'s team to review spaceport
• Convention Center is formally unveiled
• Truck crash
• Traffic light collision
• Homeless man sought for info in 2010 slaying
• Aggies hope for red carpet experience
• Mayfied AFJROTC marksmen aim high
• Miller-Byrnes appointed to panel
• Food bank changes hands; gets boost
• Chef's TV show to feature street foods
• Reward offered in spate of burglaries
• Martinez seeks cut for filmmaker tax credits
• Samuel a lost opportunity for NMSU?
• Principal returns
• NMSU selects chief audit officer
• VIP visit
• New search to be held for NMSU VP
• Convicted killer headed back to prison
• Fire spells the end for Good Start
• New 400-seat auditorium dedicated at DACC on Tuesday
• Tip-a-Cop to benefit Special Olympics
• Man charged with shoplifting, assault
• House GOP tour hits Las Cruces today
• NMSU convocation
• Director faced with closing of the only place she's ever worked
• Man accused of molesting two boys
• Fresh face
• Man faces multiple charges after standoff
• Portion of Doña Ana Road to close
• City starts getting TIDD tax revenue
• Animal to blame for power outage
• Mesilla could see property tax hike
• Years of planning pay off as convention center opens
• Charity ride
• Space flight and connecting the dots
• Officials stress need for Hold Harmless provision
• Vendors concerned about proposed LCCC catering guidelines
• Stabbed kitten healed, ready for adoption
• Martinez orders sale of 'luxury' jet
• Despite violence, Palomas store still a draw
• What's up with that? Cell towers crown Telshor building
• Students to honor veterans
• Martinez reveals spending plan
• Immigration forum is open to the public
• Hotel Encanto site of Chile Conference
• Allen elected head of county GOP
• Pet adoptions set for Saturday
• Residents cheer end to flood-control project
• White Sands Missile Range: Cancer diagnosis spurs trip of a lifetime
• Secrets of the soil: NSF grant award winner Throop leads study of CO2
• Funding unlikely for NM National Guard anti-drug program
• Take these steps to cure your holiday (financial) hangover
• Indictments (Jan. 10)
• Geographic Treasures: Organ Mountains owe name to a Spanish governor
• Hunter hospitalized after shooting himself
• Spaceport future on uncertain path
• Former Aggie star quarterback now headed to prison
• NM politicians react to Arizona congresswoman's shooting
• Ceremony honors troops ahead of Kosovo mission
• Ariz. shooting targets US congresswoman, kills 6
• City's 'wish list' for NM lawmakers trimmed in tight budget year
• Work session part of day of meetings
• Responsibility to pets stretches beyond food and shelter
• How they voted (Jan. 9)
• Mesilla trustees to review wish list of projects
• Thunderbirds to perform at Holloman open house
• Las Cruces man found guilty in assault of officer
• A winter blessing
• Las Cruces low rider stars in new short film
• Community calendar (Jan. 9)
• You don't have to leave home to run with the bulls
• Leaving abusive relationship puts woman, children in financial straits
• Santa Teresa rail hub project carries $500M boost
• Public ceremony held for prosecutor
• Silver City woman one of 93 new citizens sworn in on Friday
• Two in custody after brief standoff
• Mayfield AFJROTC to honor POWs
• NM budget plan would cut education, court, prison funds
• Search for NMSU VP to start over
• Knights provide funds for ultrasound
• Man gets 2 years for leaving halfway house
• Teen allegedly stabs mom's boyfriend
• Facilities director is named interim assistant city manager
• Martinez to maintain medical marijuana law
• Democratic Women to meet today
• Ceremony opens San Andres branch library
• Wandering horse turns up at woman's corral
• Crash can't keep man from daughter's wedding
• Martinez names Silver City astronaut as cabinet pick
• Fire at American Legion may be arson
• Contract shows new city manager making less than old
• Union Pacific to invest $400M in Santa Teresa rail hub project
• Muñoz directs hiring increase at Sitel
• Fugitive nabbed at Santa Teresa port
• Voting starts in ed board race
• Hicks points the way for convention center
• 3 indicted in pair of animal cruelty cases
• Martinez taps local doc for Health post
• NM Guard to get 'Yellow Ribbon' sendoff
• Las Cruces man arrested after Deming chase
• Hikers ready to 'get back to normal'
• Sobriety checkpoints to be held in area
• Movers and shakers of 2011 : Dr. Beth Vesco-Mock
• Las Cruces Academy to have open house
• Back in session
• Drivers urged to use caution near Las Cruces schools
• Pearce eager to get back to work
• Town hall meeting today in Mesquite
• Ham radio invaluable during NM outage
• Movers and shakers of 2011 : Donna Richmond
• Spaceport director Rick Homans resigns
• Las Cruces Convention Center gets solar-panel system
• County commission to weigh in on vacant Senate seat
• Woman dies after toes eaten by rats
• 7 DWI arrests made on holiday weekend
• Program to allow area artists to display works
• 15 charged in December burglaries
• Trial begins in officer assault case
• Lottery needs dogs for new promotion
• SyFy Channel show films on West Mesa
• Orlando to be sworn in as DA Friday
• Prosecutors among 15 on judge list
• Woman will be charged in attack on daughter-in-law
• Anthony marks birthday; progress slow but steady
• Grant makes recycling easier at state parks
• Rescuers locate father-son hikers
• Jones takes on another role
• City seeks right balance with RV law
• Rosemond on the go in 2011
• Grand opening for library Thursday
• The movers and shakers of 2011: Nora Barraza
• Baby, it's cold outside
• The movers and shakers of 2011: Robert Garza
• El Paso father, son missing in Gila
• Council paving way for impact fees
• New high school under construction
• Martinez to audit spaceport spending; leadership changes possible
• Martinez proposes expanding Katie's Law
• Miyagishima pushes for backup emergency lines
• Report: Gap between Hispanic, white students remains
• House GOP leader to hold town hall
• Thurmond Road to be closed
• Teen Pregnancy Coalition to host ceremony
• Antiques show coming to El Paso
• The 2011 Annual Banquet for the Greater Las Cruces Chamber of Commerce will be held Friday, Jan. 21, 2011, at the Las Cruces Convention Center, 680 E. University Ave. Former ABC anchorman Sam Donaldson will serve as the keynote speaker for the event.
• Looking ahead - New state leadership boosts hope in 2011
• Barrel races to help pay for crash victim's bills
• The movers and shakers of 2011: Susana Martinez
• Store responds to ill girl, families with gifts
• The movers and shakers of 2011: Terry McMillan
• Once a stop, always a stop: Greyhound continues to use closed mini mart
• 2010 brought many changes
• Martinez sworn in, takes the reins in Santa Fe on Saturday
• Election, economy marked the year
• Council to hear details of 2 power outages
• Bidding farewell to those who impacted the community
• 2010 Year in Review: Catching up on last year's headline makers
• 2010 Year in Review: Martinez, Spaceport dominated news
• It's the Pitts: Advertise your ranching gear right here
• It's a Boy! Baby arrives early, in time to be 2011's first
• 2010 Year in Review: Public salaries created most online traffic
• Indictments (Jan. 2)
• On the Positive Side: Take steps to ensure your pet is found - like Bruno
• Community calendar (Jan. 2)
• Orlando named to succeed Martinez as prosecutor
• Martinez makes mark on history
• Richardson: No pardon for outlaw Billy the Kid
• The Snow Bowl?
• Celebrate!
• Out in the cold
• 2 NMSU regents' terms end with 2010
• Teenager dies after accidental shooting
• Funeral Mass for state police officer
• Martinez eyes fixes for NM budget woes
• Man sought in Thursday morning robbery of Western Heritage Bank
• Man gets probation in child-stalking case
• Winter storm blows into Las Cruces area
• MHS band has UK gig
• Gala honors Martinez as she heads to Santa Fe
• Las Crucen wins cake decorating contest
• Local elected officials take oath of office
• Man to serve 6 months for 4th DWI
• Police report teen burglary ring broken
• As Martinez heads north, one last fling
• Man gets no extra time for drive-by
• Woman wins tickets in Sun-News Facebook contest
• Man gets 2 years for seducing 2 girls
• Boy found along highway
• Alleged getaway driver charged in burglary
• Local Irish alumni small in number, big in spirit
• Winds bring colder temps
• Las Cruces gala to precede inaugural events
• Volunteers needed at animal shelter
• Ex-Mesilla deputy faces stalking charge
• Man sought in attack on wife
• Merry recycling in a happy new year
• Group: Deny landfill permit
• 'Holiday harry'
• Woman charged in head-on collision
• Veteran newsman to lead Capitol coverage
• 911 goes dead again
• As Marine readies to deploy, his father faces deportation
• Home sales fall for 4th-straight year
• Water outage set for Wednesday
• Couple finds dog reported missing
• Officials to be sworn in Thursday
• Having a blast
• New Year's fireworks available at stores, stands
• Las Crucen, 2 retired military dogs in parade Tournament of Roses parade
• Mesilla gets $184K for border security
• Warmer winter worries area farmers dependent on runoff from snow
• NASA facility awaits word of possible cuts
• Shopping resumes
• Cyberbullying can be tougher to confront, researcher says
• Schools take steps to protect students from bullying
• Request for rabies records a tall order: Animal advocates question Humane Society's motive
• Career to mirror personal priorities: Student's love of science and family leads to cancer research
• Census impact not yet known
• Gospel Rescue Mission, El Caldito feed more than spirit at holiday
• LCFD vet lays down his helmet, hose after 34 years
• Virgin Galactic links up with 2 companies
• In brief: Crews put out blaze outside of thrift store
• EP man lands in jail after break-in
• 'God sent': Deming pair commit lives to Palomas
• Yesterday's news: NMSU archive captures long history of Round Up
• Las Crucen was one of first to serve in Women's Army Corps
• Community Calendar (Dec. 26)
• It's the Pitts: The ex-wife's dog is a man's best friend
• Mesilla interim clerk, marshal may be promoted
• On the Positive Side: Shelters adopt new standards
• In Juárez, orphans offer lessons
• 12 pricey days
• Judge: NM agency violated voter registration law
• Mattiace up for cabinet tourism position
• Family catches dog theft on tape
• Mesilla luminarias light up holiday night
• Help offered for woman after toes eaten
• He's makin' a list ...
• Probation given in car burglaries
• School finds knives before fight
• Crooks clean out local couple's home in pre-Christmas burglary
• Celebrating early
• Solid waste coupon sales suspended
• Six caught in act of spray painting trailer
• 3 juveniles focus in string of mail thefts
• Child Crisis Center opens
• Mesquite man to play Santa again
• NMSU's Garcia is Higher Education pick
• Widow no longer a person of interest
• Mesilla Plaza will be closed to traffic today
• No prison time on burglary conviction
• New technology mapping available
• Garrett family: Don't pardon Billy the Kid
• City park restrooms to close for holidays
• Yuletide hustle
• Notre Dame coach to take team's passports
• County honors teen poll workers
• Country stars confirmed for show
• Man allegedly starved animals
• Union official faces federal fraud charges
• Rescue Mission needs toys
• Dripping Springs closed for holidays
• Range management meeting set
• Area schools rally to boost recycling
• Memorial honors homeless who died in 2010
• Christmas spirit
• Audit: Land Office failures cost $336K
• Census shows slower growth for US; NM breaks 2M mark
• Reward offered in triple homicide
• Lawyer indicted on child porn charges
• Woman's toes eaten by animals
• Wilderness bill out of time
• Teens arrested after destructive spree
• Residents alert after recent home invasion, burglaries
• New specialty license plates benefit FRHM
• Wily neighbor
• NM to reach 2M mark
• Help wrap at Be a Santa to a Senior
• NM Guard, Reserve offer gift of thanks
• Culvert work to close Harlacher at Royce
• Police warn of 'relative' phone scam
• Ex-employee held in Family Dollar theft
• Forgery suspect enters plea deal
• Fire crews respond to house fire
• Wine academy to be named for Lawrence
• Hearing on tax lightning is today
• Labor of lights: Students, parents toil for tradition of luminarias
• Doña Ana leader says his farewell
• Record pecan price may sound nutty, but it's true
• Indictments (Dec. 20)
• Keeping the greens, green: NMSU researchers find solution for yellow patches
• Teens charged in burglaries; authorities urge vigilance
• Joy to the world! Stores prepare for last-minute shopping frenzy
• Full lunar eclipse to be visible early Tuesday
• Student charged with punching girl in crotch
• Deadline for Ashley Furniture holiday giveaway draws near
• Christmas dreams
• Senate OKs end to 'Don't ask, don't tell'
• Las Cruces Guard unit headed for Kosovo mission
• Runners kick off first Las Cruces Half Marathon
• Groundwater cleanup set to begin
• It's the Pitts: It's nice to know some stick it out
• Staying in touch: Army tests cell phone technology for battlefield use
• Community calendar (Dec. 19)
• Cross-Country
• Man who raped boy gets 20-year sentence
• Christmas Bird Count
• Police briefs (Dec. 19)
• Graduate New Mexico: Man is first in family to earn diploma
• LCHS Showcase Band
• Human trafficking hot line set up
• Fate of Billy the Kid pardon just days away
• 7 shopping days left ...
• Hikers rescued near Deming
• Woman allegedly bit EMT
• Locals to perform at Martinez inauguration
• ERB: No change in teacher retirement eligibility
• Man struck by SUV dies
• As year ends, so does Moore's time in Las Cruces
• Handgun display leads to trouble for probationer
• El Paso teen arrested in booze theft
• 21 injured when El Paso charter bus tips south of Corona
• Greg Sowards announces candidacy for U.S. Senate
• Man arrested for alleged molestation of family member
• Suit seeks relief from tax lightning
• Man sentenced in drug robbery
• Light bulb sparks storage-unit fire
• Revitalization work makes mess in downtown
• Las Cruces High School showcase band on the plaza
• Olsons recovering from crash
• Man gets life in random killing
• Amador Hotel to get new life
• PRC: No request to move communications line
• Trojan championship product signing set for Saturday
• 38 cited during traffic operation
• Widow named 'person of interest' in triple killing
• Don't forget, Business After Hours today! Beverly Hills Hall, 150 N. Hermosa Ave. at 5:30. See you there!
• Outage sparks inquiry
• Outage unlikely to have lasting effect on economy
• LCPD officer investigated over Taser use
• Man accused in abuse surrenders to Las Cruces police
• Man pleads guilty to robbing Las Cruces couple
• Highway 70 accident
• Woman sought in meth trafficking is arrested
• Talking back - finally
• Possible sale of Youth Court Center is discussed
• Police: Teens cited for pretending to shoot at officer
• Woman accused of ripping off relative's body part
• Join the Greater Las Cruces Chamber and shop local this Holiday Season!
• Cut lines cause phone, Web outage
• Vaccinations update gets OK
• Recipe for success
• Fighting 'game' injures Las Cruces middle-schooler
• Please: No glass in blue bins!
• Police officers investigated for alleged Taser use
• Christmas Bird Count begins
• Tamale-making a tradition for Cruces family
• Child abuse added to DWI charge
• Jury chosen for 5 1/2-year-old murder trial
• Sunland Park Racetrack & Casino's license scheduled for vote
• NMSU police training today on campus
• Mexican chile seized in rat-infested warehouse
• New Hatch apartment complex opens
• Monday a busy day for FedEx
• Garza named new city manager
• Man wanted for child abuse
• Ceremony to honor student poll workers
• Municipal Court to expand service hours
• Fire destroys downtown Cloudcroft buildings
• Clerk's office to close for 2 hours on Thursday
• LCPS school board meets today
• Share holiday greetings with military
• Coin collectors to hold event in Las Cruces
• Pet adoption events on Saturday
• A 6-billion-mile flight to an asteroid
• County announces holiday schedules
• Ring lost for 37 years returned to owner
• Fire burns mobile home in Chaparral
• Officials reconsider new taxing authority
• Check out Mesilla before shopping season wraps up
• Teacher of the Week (Dec. 13)
• Cause of woman's death still unclear
• Eye on Research: Professors put to use state-of-the-art graphics processors
• New program will help parents manage children's lunch funds
• Education briefs (Dec. 13)
• Student of the Week (Dec. 13)
• Education calendar (Dec. 13)
• Community calendar (Dec. 12)
• Thousands give thanks to the Virgen de Guadalupe
• Official state cookie is a Christmas treat
• Ride Right Ride Bright
• Bike giveaway
• Vaccination updates on meeting's agenda
• How they voted (Dec. 12)
• Artist finds new focus on the streets of Las Cruces
• Indictments (Dec. 12)
• Historians hope to preserve Pat Garrett murder site
• 'A Critter Christmas'
• Christmas Eve mess almost leaves Snooter out in the cold
• High-tech pickup nearly causes a stampede
• NMSU, DACC grads aim for success
• Fort Bliss unit home from Iraq in time for the holidays
• State makes few changes to pronghorn-hunting rules
• Holiday cheer
• 2 NMSU regents' terms set to end Dec. 31
• Las Cruces juvenile center helping at-risk kids
• Fraud, embezzlement case is tossed out
• Paying taxes
• Protest
• NMSU regents appoint agriculture secretary
• NMSU police offer tips for holidays
• Las Cruces man wants neighbors to team up to stop crime
• El Caldinto in need of toys for kids
• Rincon man not same as child porn suspect
• Police operation produces 62 citations
• Saying Farewell: Franco ready for 'First Dude' role
• State's pre-kindegarten suffers funding decrease
• House vote will delay cut to doctors
• Blood drive to honor Desert Pride principal
• Sobriety checkpoints planned for month
• Farewell reception set for city manager
• Future leaders invited to Girl Scouts lunch
• Municipal court judge vacancy to be filled
• Two streets to be closed for work
• Decorating gift bags
• Reward offered in police impersonation
• Trial begins for father, son
• Vote on news sewage disposal ponds today
• Shop and Share to help Jardín de los Niños
• Taylor Road closed for repairs
• Improving tourism
• Driver had previous charges for DWI crash
• Helena Co. studies options on permit
• Family of man who died in prison sues
• Mobile home fire investigated as arson
• Sacred Dance at Peace Lutheran on Saturday
• Carrie Tingley Clinic to Visit Las Cruces
• Las Cruces author wins $50K fellowship
• Correction (Dec. 8)
• Send-off gala for Martinez set for Dec. 30
• County supervisor charged with stealing ATV, laptop
• Doña Ana County taking applications for utility board
• NMSU student charged with breaking down door
• Mother pleads guilty to negligent child abuse
• NMSU police offer women's self-defense class
• Man charged with smuggling pot into country
• Molly's last day
• El Caldito makes plans for Christmas dinner
• Democratic Party chairman in Las Cruces on tour
• 2 men indicted in Las Cruces drive-by shooting
• Spaceport officials OK reduced budget
• LCPS gets first look at redistricting plan
• City honors Pearl Harbor Navy veteran at flag-raising
• Group to outfit bikes of needy with lights
• Imagery research uncovers how athletes prepare mentally
• Registration is now open for 2011 Bataan Memorial Death March
• Season's sparkle: 5,000 luminarias give bright start to holidays
• Looking for holiday deals? Why not try a pawn shop
• What's Up With That: Mountain A towers housed experiments
• Trojans take title
• NMSU's Alumni Association announces fall 2010 outstanding seniors
• Camino Real trail may land on historic places list
• NMSU sees more grads this fall
• Some emergency responders lack hepatitis vaccinations
• Crisis center, dispatch facility top legislative agenda
• How they voted
• 3rd suspect sentenced in carjacking
• Las Cruces Academy opens doors for gifted children: 'Kids are hungry to learn'
• La Casa's Christmas Bazaar: 'Special things for special people'
• Missing man starts to concern authorities
• A Year of Torah: Temple Beth-El commissions handwritten scroll
• On the Positive Side: All I want for Christmas is a few good volunteers
• Tamale class takes on culture behind holiday dish
• Go Trojans!
• 50 citations issued in just 90 minutes
• Christmas comes early
• Local father faces charges of neglect
• City documentary to air this weekend
• Harlem Ambassadors will play Thursday
• Thirteen years later, Mayfield class ring returned
• Democratic Party chairman here on tour
• Drug sweep nets 51
• Garage fire quickly extinguished
• NMSU pancake supper slated for Tuesday
• Death of wolf in NM appears accidental
• Martinez picks Barela to lead economic development
• Give a little bit
• Woman arrested for allegedly forging dead client's checks
• City Christmas tree lights up the season
• New phone line to address traffic cameras
• Museum lecture to focus on bats
• City Christmas tree to light up the night
• Local teen to face drug charges in Socorro
• Fire Department warns about solicitation
• Mayfield heads north for championship game
• Judge Bridgforth announces retirement
• As schools dodge cuts, NM budget problems continue
• Local man harvests Christmas-tree profits
• WSMR commander: Projects on the way
• Medicare counseling Tuesday at Munson Center
• Winter Madness Camp planned for holiday
• CBP makes holiday drug busts
• Good excuse for getting locked up
• Local men arrested for drugs in Socorro County
• Retirement fund proposal gets failing grade from teachers
• 4 arrested in Metro Narcotics probe
• Open for business
• Outstanding Graduates named at NMSU
• DOT to host public meeting on I-10 bridges, ramps
• Gas rates likely to rise for Mesilla, Hatch
• JCPenney, 4-H to partner on roundup
• Shoe prints lead to young burglary suspects
• Former county clerk Rita Torres dies at 79
• World AIDS Day
• Every time a bell rings ...
• Workshop to teach how to build greenhouse
• Man gets 10 years for armed robbery, drug, escape charges
• NMSU Board of regents to meet Dec. 10
• State to collect unwanted pesticides today
• Work at spaceport halts for plan changes
• Man gets year in fatal 3-vehicle crash
• Local Jewish community ready for Hanukkah
• 'Get Caught Recycling!' at the Anthony Gap county collection center
• Man wanted in murder arrested at border
• Two sought in armed robbery
• Kiwanis CanTree planned for next week
• NMSU rally to celebrate research grant
• Garza takes questions from residents in city manager search
• Area's promise lures new chamber CEO
• World AIDS Day observance is tonight
• Cold puts chill in Las Crucens' bones
• Sister-killing trial postponed
• 1 killed, 5 hurt in weekend accident
• Las Cruces cosmetology students take regionals
• Rebates available for some appliances
• Shelter dogs, cats find new homes in Black Friday event
• County, UBS team up for blood drive
• Rivals square off
• Title game tickets available online
• Commissioner Krahling hosts meeting on bullying
• Fast-thinking clerk saves the day with empanadas
• Cold-day cover up
• There's still time to pack a shoebox gift
• Animal Services sets weekend adoption event
• Garza could get manager's seat
• Amador Foundation to honor Billie Ruth Simpson
• DWI vigil will commemorate loved ones
• Some shoppers wait for Black Friday crowds to die down
• Cyber Monday arrives with online deals
• City set to draw new district boundaries
• Aggies on the Move: Industrial engineers look to improve transit systems
• Ex-director of Border Authority hired as Sunland Park manager
• Maze of DWI requirements tangles some
• The bitter taste of defeat: Enchilada loses Guinness rank
• I-10 work in the home stretch
• The agony of defeat
• Housed in history: Alameda once site of tuberculosis sanitarium
• Local shelters, kennels in dire need of coats, blankets
• In the Positive Side: What's fair for the chimps of the Alamogordo Primate Facility?
• It's the Pitts: A real man ought to be able to park his own truck
• Lost class ring goes from NM back to NY
• Information on Vietnam casualties sought
• Mayfield vs. LCHS?
• Early birds flock to Black Friday deals
• Cold temps bite into Las Crucens
• Parents concerned about traffic safety at Hillrise
• Those who have the least find reasons to be thankful
• Authorities probe Mesilla Valley Mall arson
• Wilderness bill may be drawn into omnibus effort
• LCHS grad competes in Food Network grudge match
• Water service set to be restored
• Black Friday workers ready for the crowds
• Tombaugh first-grader faces cancer fight
• Church project faces water dispute delay
• Cooler temps on the way
• Congressman-elect Pearce names chief of staff
• Child Crisis Center collecting toys, clothes
• 13-year-old sentenced in armed robbery
• Tough Enough campaign raises $530K
• Man gets 3 years in vending machine thefts
• La Casa Holiday Bazaar is next week
• Warped Tour to return for seventh year
• El Paso man jailed following deadly crash
• Stores open early to lure Black Friday shoppers
• Elderly man found after reported missing
• Police slate sobriety checkpoint this weekend
• Volunteers work to feed hungry for holiday
• Looking for meal prep help?
• Remember, no trash collection on Thursday
• LCFD's Mims named to international post
• Animal adoption deal offered for Black Friday
• County workers, officials to get ethics lesson
• 2 teens jailed in alleged burglary
• U.S. Marshals collect Christmas gifts
• Couple has big plans for chile project
• Helping hands
• Man wanted on several warrants arrested
• Garrison flag to fly on Thanksgiving
• Footprints lead to arrest of 3 in home burglary
• El Paso man sought in deadly crash
• Some seek truancy crackdown
• Artist donates prints to Government Center
• SWAT called in domestic violence case
• Council: No new red-light cameras
• Aggies-Miners tickets still available for tonight's game
• Fire Department saves furniture warehouse
• Phone system upgrade cuts off smoke alarms
• Alma d'arte seeks new members for council
• Reward offered for arrest in pizza theft
• Cotton prices up as harvest comes in
• Santa Teresa port closes for hazmat drill
• Care packages prepared for Marines
• What's Up at White Sands: WSMR soldiers return from Iraq
• Eye on Research: NMSU wins funds to study algae-based jet fuel
• DASO seeks man of interest in slaying
• Bikers, bears ride for charity
• Children go shopping
• Rescued dog JoJo to appear on national TV show
• From yo-yos to iPads: the changing face of gift giving
• Doña Ana County's trash-voucher system raises concerns
• Cub Scouts test their racing skills at derby
• Las Cruces City Council to review red-light camera data
• Critics: Policy gives athletic edge to prep powerhouses
• Mesilla to hear from new gas provider
• Lend a helping hand this Thanksgiving
• City to review Census numbers, discuss redistricting
• Fast flu shots
• Warmest of wishes: Hundreds of children pick out the perfect coat
• In brief: Dos Lagos eatery, bar earns upgrade
• On the Positive: Thanks to all our animal advocates
• How they voted (Nov. 21)
• Brush fire threatens homes
• It's the Pitts: Like pigs, some cattlemen smell better than others
• High hopes for high heels
• Harry Potter works magic for local theater
• Couple's fight lands both behind bars
• Help sought in hunt for Hatch man
• Biker Santa to lead Toys for Kids parade
• Scouts mark centennial
• 'Noche de Luminarias' is Dec. 5 at NMSU
• Gov.-elect wants resignations from exempt workers
• Finding a home
• Anthony, NM, man sought in alleged threat
• Red Cross, Pitney Bowes team up to send troops holiday cards
• Favorable inspection for animal shelter
• WSMR soldiers home for the holidays
• Santa to visit grocery store Dec. 4
• The King of hearts
• Fans line up for Potter's movie magic
• NMSU professor 1 of 3 up for state engineer post
• Applicants sought for judgeship
• WSMR soldiers return today
• Road work on Solano Drive begins today
• 3 involved in plane crash out of hospital
• Be a Santa to a Senior
• Teen calm during arraignment in alleged killing of father
• Award-winning documentary on CLC-TV
• Deming man guilty of assaulting border agent
• Turkey, anyone?
• Law may not apply to inaugural funds
• City utilities bills to arrive late
• Hazardous materials drill to shut down port
• Poll: Most NMSU students don't know school's president
• Swing time
• Behavioral health group to meet today
• Seen the savings?
• LC school board eyes visitor conduct policy
• State Police officer earns national award
• Dos Lagos downgraded by Environment Department
• Man reported as missing jailed on DWI charge
• Medical examiner: Body found in desert was homicide
• Group to distribute goods to homeless
• FFA students compete in national event
• Great American Smoke Out is today
• Sierra Middle School wins STEM Brain Battle
• Father wanted in custody case found in Alabama
• MountainView to hold drive-through flu clinic
• EBID board will meet this morning
• Body found in desert near I-25
• Staying in shape
• NMSU plans reception to honor Taylor
• Man who accidentally shot son, mom will not face charges
• New TV show hopes to help pet owners
• City Council stays course on affordable housing
• Recycling campaign launches at the E-Scrap event
• El Paso teen in jail on border pot bust
• Man charged with impersonating FBI agent
• 5 county residents indicted in wide drug-warrant sweep
• Teen to be charged as adult in hunter's death
• Volunteers to remove fence at Broad Canyon
• LC teachers win Golden apple awards
• Allen named new livestock, 4-H agent
• Champions celebrate
• Las Cruces Public Schools to discuss bullying today
• City unanimously approves Villa Amador project
• LCPS board to discuss conduct policy
• Rescue pup to get life-saving surgery
• Applicants sought for county's audit committee
• Show your pride with City of the Crosses plates
• Man shot after altercation
• Tie vote ensures special needs residents will keep Life Center building
• Bed rest in the name of science: Are you really interested?
• Sun-News picks up awards, including top feature photo
• Extension educators help community get active
• Former ambassador to discuss Honduras, coup
• Teen charged in father's death
• Chief Judge Valentine to step down
• LCPD offers shopping safety tips
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• Car show benefits Toys for Tots
• Capt. Tin Le smiling at new post
• Labor of love: Mom opens store to help blind daughter
• Leto named Sun-News publisher
• Mariachi Mass
• Sierra students hit the road
• NMSU studies hops production
• High hopes for Aggie hoops
• Burn Lake fest polishes park's tarnished image
• Strings sing, fingers sting at Mariachi Conference
• Locals have role in formation of Martinez administration
• No injuries in Midway Ave. home fire
• Honoring our heroes: Support for annual Veterans Day parade continues to grow
• Former Sun-News publisher inducted into hall of fame
• On the Positive Side: Tickets to 'Cockeyed' will benefit HSSNM
• 'Get caught recycling'
• El Paso Saddleblanket store's lineup diversifies to caskets
• Gadsden Purchase
• Community calendar (Nov. 14)
• It's the Pitts: Congress going once ... sold!
• Budget challenge tougher
• Science Brain Battle
• GOP sticks with Taylor as House leader
• Shoe-box gift program aims to spread Christmas joy around the world
• Youth to build greenhouse in Anthony, N.M.
• Veterans Day Parade set for today
• Hour-long traffic blitz nets 37 citations
• MountainView plans drive-through flu clinic
• Students square off in Science Brain Battle
• Espina Street at NMSU to see partial closure
• Change to wait at DA's office
• Roof work ongoing at juvenile jail
• Mariachi magic
• Black Box show to benefit Humane Society
• NM budget deficit at $450M
• Weekend famine to raise funds for hungry
• Group raises money for dog park solar light
• Roewe out as BIA director
• NMSU students win Sony awards
• Veterans honored in Las Cruces area
• Fire applicant charged in domestic assault
• Documentary premieres Saturday at Fountain
• Locals in tune with mariachi conference
• Program to help seniors during the holidays
• Pet adoptions set for this weekend
• Game wardens stable after plane crash
• 3 charged in fatal hit-and-run
• Onate student faces gun, alcohol charges
• Correction (Nov. 12)
• As holidays near, burglaries on the rise
• Correction (Nov. 11)
• NMSU English group battles hunger with event
• Southwest Environmental Center calls for monument
• Carrie Tingley clinic to help local kids
• Las Cruces Sun-News publisher resigns
• Las Cruces Girl Scouts to host homecoming event
• 'Looking Ahead: Portraits from the Mott-Warsh Collection' to Open at the Las CrucesMuseum of Art
• NM agriculture secretary to resign
• Plane crashes in mountains; pilot, passengers safe
• Baby girl dies after 3 days on life support
• Oath
• NMSU Police offer pepper spray course
• Las Cruces merchants reminded to keep records on seller
• Veterans Day closures
• Soldier upbeat despite life-changing injury
• View from the top
• Gov.-elect Martinez meets with Gov. Richardson
• E-scrap collection this weekend
• Election canvass yields no changes for county
• Las Cruces Sun-News publisher resigns
• The Leadership Las Cruces class learns about the growth and challenges of the healthcare industry in the Mesilla Valley.
• SpringHill Suites hosted the June Business After Hours networking event, which drew nearly 100 guests for summer food, fun and business-to-business marketing.
• Transportation rail plan meeting here today
• Summer food, fun and business-to-buniness networking! Visit http://www.lascruces.org for the next BAH event.
• Silent auction to benefit Riding Association
• Hotel Encanto hosted the July Business After Hours networking event with entertainment by Trio Los Guapos.
• Valley View to hold scholastic book fair
• Fraternity to raise funds at carnival
• Police seek help in finding 57-year-old man
• Mother arrested in shaken baby case
• Diversity fundraiser at NMSU golf course
• Lifesavers to be honored at EMS banquet
• Police warn of man targeting women
• Reward offered in apartment burglaries
• Judges, lawyers offer free help
• State Supreme Court accepts Locatelli's resignation
• Filo says goodbye after years of service
• Soldier allegedly tries to disarm officer
• Video games help teachers drum up interest in math
• Mariachi Mass slated for Nov. 14
• Woman injured while riding horse
• Jobs in health care continue to grow
• Political signs must be removed this week
• Bond D defeat impacts colleges
• Local man sentenced for child porn
• Man found in good condition
• Man charged with pulling gun on officer
• Most county offices to close Veterans Day
• Incoming SOS Duran won't abandon Otero County roots
• Reads and eats
• Grand jury re-indicts man in shooting death
• Government to reconsider proposal for Jemez tribe casino
• County to review results of election
• Animal Control officer sweeps worry pet owners
• NMSU students organize Novembrew craft beer festival
• Charges pending in crash that killed man; passenger sought
• Mesilla Valley Bosque State Park: Enjoy colors of fall - soon
• In Brief (Nov. 7)
• It's the Pitts: Real ranchers ask the questions round here
• Police briefs (Nov. 7)
• Indictments (Nov. 7)
• Man who raped teenage boy must serve 38 years
• Thomas Branigan Memorial Library: A pioneer family's gift to the city
• Community calendar (Nov. 7)
• Mesilla to consider revisions to windmill ordinance
• A goode olde tyme on tap at Faire
• Martinez talks about plans, challenges in wake of win
• Police to crackdown on illegal car-window tinting
• Las Cruces Church of Christ youth group collects toys for kids
• New director of Downtown Partnership to be introduced
• Teacher honored with award
• Sony scholarships
• Ceremony turns immigrants into citizens
• 2 arrested in drive-by
• Mother alleges cover-up of police shooting in lawsuit
• Police seek help in search for man
• Former DASO officer sues
• Mine That Bird derby win headed for the big screen
• Country stars coming to Pan Am
• 2 caught by Border patrol
• Cruces-Mayfield rivalry has long history
• Juvenile Citation Program accepting donations
• Woman may face charges in fatal hit-and-run
• Time to turn the clocks back
• Shoe prints lead police to teens in home burglary
• ROTC dinner tickets available
• Man who attacked brother to be deported
• LCHS vs. Mayfield: The rivalry returns
• Former city manager Ohler dies
• Checking the trap
• Funny money no laughing matter for local woman
• Ex-congresswoman Wilson leads Martinez transition team
• On the big screen
• Correction (Nov. 5)
• Flu clinics scheduled
• Pit bull euthanized after attack on boy
• LCPD seeks qualified officers
• Burn Lake fest on Nov. 13
• Hunger benefit offers entertainment
• New school
• Teen allegedly tried to poison father's girlfriend
• Former Mesilla marshal's deputy plans suit
• Motion to dismiss denied in baby-death case
• DACC, NMSU wait on bond outcome
• GOP comes on strong in legislative races
• Correction (Nov. 4)
• County keeps blue hue after election
• Pet adoptions this weekend
• NMSU ensemble to perform
• Vegas-style fundraiser set for Saturday
• Event to raise money for pet food bank
• Martinez begins prep for transition to governorship
• Moore gets ready to move on, takes W. Va. post
• King looks likely to keep AG post
• NMSU library worker wins contest
• Benefit to fight hunger
• ENMU, DACC officials sign pact
• Reward offered for tips on Sunday brawl
• Middle-schooler charged in gunpoint robbery
• Pearce back in 2nd District saddle
• County Commission races run close
• Garrison to stay as sheriff
• At the polls
• Martinez trumps Denish, makes history
• The green community blossoms in Las Cruces
• Sony to offer scholarships during NMSU visit
• Public invited to 'Cruces Divided' talk
• Voter turnout strong in Dona Ana County
• Vote today
• Roller derby plans 'Debutant Brawl'
• City gives energy company option to buy or lease land
• Volunteers refurbish animal shelter building
• Woman charged with stabbing boyfriend
• Mesilla Valley Hospice holds memorial service
• DASO arrests alleged Azteca member after assault
• Noted expert on social capital to speak
• Party urges voters to report suspected fraud
• Teen girl allegedly stabbed woman with scissors
• Vote, then relish holiday atmosphere
• 20-year-old allegedly threatened residents
• Suspect arrested after allegedly stabbing four
• Property owners likely to see increased tax bills
• Sgt. Brian Pedro remembered
• Pecan growers expect record-high prices
• Voters to decide on Denish or Martinez
• Clean-up Time
• It's the Pitts: Somebody forgot to tell Chuck he has to eat
• First Pecan Festival
• Dia de los Muertos: Dead or alive
• Hatch unopposed in Chile War
• Mexican immigrant is indicted in rape of child relative
• Spaceport sets stage for commercial space race
• Land sought for second solar plant
• Write-in candidates not on ballot, but in the race
• Election officials bar Tea party paraphernalia from polling places
• Practicing democracy vital to government
• Standout Teacher: Sharon Gwin
• Mayor pushes ban on synthetic pot sales
• Hillrise students take part in Tough Enough campaign
• NMSU homecoming
• Standout Student: Alexa Ray Gallegos
• Deal-seekers flock to DASO auction
• LCPS calendar of events (Nov.1-8)
• Education briefs (Nov. 1)
• On the Positive Side: Spaying vs. neutering
• 'One Nation, One Dream'
• First Evangelical to head shoe box gift drive
• Memorial service scheduled for WSMR soldier
• Explosive packages reflect new Yemen terror threat
• Free glow sticks for trick-or-treaters
• Great Pumpkin candy drop will be on Sunday
• Free food, ride to polls today
• Stocked with stickers
• Chamber of Commerce pick a surprise for Kansas group
• Man in custody after chase
• Seized vehicle auction is today
• Costumes and candy
• La Placita holds first gala
• NMSU police offer pepper spray course
• Roswell man convicted on federal charges
• Golden Mesa hosts veterans benefits seminar
• Early voting draws 11,587 as of Wednesday
• Health fair is Saturday at Young Park
• Spaceport seeks bids of systems integration
• Volunteers sought to clean pet cemetery
• Public lands hike to feature historical characters
• British politician visits with MHS band
• Pearce bus tour in Las Cruces Saturday
• 'Green' Halloween ball set for Saturday
• The burning flame of fandom
• AARP volunteers survey intersections for pedestrian safety
• No decision on antelope hunting rules
• Teen Tasered in alleged attack on teacher, police
• Transgender speaker: 'Don't be afraid'
• Funds could change tree's fate
• Chamber names new CEO/president
• Teague, Pearce go head to head in debate
• High-schoolers allegedly burglarized car on campus
• Correction (Oct. 28)
• Game Commission to vote on antelope permits
• Halloween book fair Saturday at mall
• NMSU Army ROTC run to benefit food bank
• NMSU Foundation exceeds funding goal
• Pet adoptions to be held Saturday
• Homecoming welcome
• Aggies get fired up for Homecoming
• Death in NMSU student family housing investigated
• County takes stand on bullying
• Appeals Court upholds abuse indictments
• Woman arrested for credit card fraud
• Students report man driving by with gun
• Save that tree?
• Teague's energy vote at issue in 2nd District
• Man sought for part in theft of DASO weapons, gear
• Embattled deputy marshal resigns Mesilla post
• Sustainability and recycling go hand-in-hand
• Doña Ana man in federal court on child porn charges
• Historical quirk causes confusion in La Union voting
• Almost time for tricks and treats
• Ex-youth pastor gets 30 years for molesting girls
• NAACP conference coming Friday
• Heating prices to dip along with temps
• Windy day
• Holiday shopping deals can be found online - fast
• 'Not just a game': Sights, sounds and smells give new soldiers a feel for Afghan culture
• Police warn of registration-sticker thefts
• Meeting today to focus on spaceport sales-tax money
• Through understanding, Mesilla will get its first library by Jan. 7
• NMSU Air Force ROTC: Car show to benefit disabled vets
• Familiar Scene: As role players, Afghan women offer real-life experiences, insight
• Computer software program allows observation of viruses
• Judges sniff out state's smelliest sneakers
• Red-light cameras continue ticketing speeders
• Garcia in good spirits recovering from attack
• Ex-deputy allegedly attacks ex-girlfriend
• 2010 Election: Stumping in Las Cruces
• On the Positive: Of rats, mice and men
• Bikes blessed
• Keep State Great
• Council to discuss improving services for disabled
• Students build interest in robots
• Pagan Pride Festival
• It's the Pitts: Happy to help the 'elite'
• Musings on way to election
• Battle of the Bands: 'Big contest' features area bands' best performances
• Mesilla officials to discuss plan for new library
• Public corruption focus of attorney general race
• 2 years after home exploded, case still open
• In Playas, Army trains in mock Afghan villages
• Candidates vow careful review of rates
• Police briefs (Oct. 23)
• Much-anticipated landing wows guests
• Community briefs (Oct. 23)
• NMSU to laud retired professor
• Municipal judge accused of threatening employee
• NM voters to decide 4 bonds, 5 amendments
• Runway dedicated to Gov. Richardson
• Virgin Galactic spaceship to visit Spaceport America
• NASA shift to private firms boosts Spaceport America
• Farm and Livestock Bureau recognizes Sun-News reporter Alba
• NM Land Commission: Candidates seek to 'restore' confidence
• More than cats and dogs available at shelter
• Man gets 9 years in OD death of teen girl
• News briefs (Oct. 22)
• Police briefs (Oct. 22)
• 5 teens sentenced in fight, shooting outside school
• 13th annual La Casa Candlelight Vigil: Hope for the Children
• NMSU names Prescott VP for advancement
• NM revenues down but no immediate budget cuts
• Border Patrol seizes pot, nabs sex offender
• Two-for-one movie deal today
• Pet adoption events Saturday
• Las Cruces police seek stabbing suspect
• Safe trick or treat event at LCHS
• Trees cut to make way for NMSU performing arts center
• Space gathering posts largest-ever attendance, official says
• On the campaign trail
• Charges still pending in hit-and-run
• Forum lets voters get to know candidates for county offices
• Project aims for prettier campus as homecoming nears
• Spaceport Authority board to meet Friday
• Candidates look to clean up PRC
• Integrity key issue in NM treasurer race
• Spaceflight symposium draws young minds into orbit
• Recycling added to mix at Trek For Trash
• Guessing game
• Luncheon offers introduction to candidates
• Denish make campaign stop in Las Cruces
• Correction (Oct. 20)
• Council gets credit for no-texting, no-e-mail rule
• Reward offered in saw-threat incident
• Fielder to be honored for 40 years at NMSU
• NMSU to host band competition
• Candidates forum Thursday
• Police investigate accidental shooting
• City approves land lease for SunEdison
• Man arrested after allegedly threatening to run over wife
• Drive-by shootings under investigation
• Border Patrol makes numerous arrests
• Giant rooster comes under fire
• Health issues complicate state auditor race
• Las Crucen hangs on to flat enchilada record
• Las Cruces school board meets tonight
• Judge: Marmolejo slaying case a mistrial
• City OKs septic systems for Overlook subdivision
• 'Bike Blessing' ride to benefit hospice
• NMSU regents to meet Friday
• Should you argue politics on the job?
• Allegations against incumbent could help GOP win Secretary of State post
• County supervisor accused of fraud
• The Turf Issues: NMSU collaborates with Italian university
• Officials to investigate pension glitches
• WSMR commissary now serving on Sunday
• World War II vets share memories stirred by Honor Flight
• Indictments (Oct. 18)
• No matter who wins, NM governor race will make history
• People line up for MMC flu-shot clinic
• Seton Castle: An academy rises from the ruins
• Woman, young boy injured in accidental shooting
• A quick look at the issues
• Area farmers replenish food banks
• City land lease and sale sought for solar project
• Little vies for Cote's House seat
• NMSU to host grand opening for expansion
• Teens plead guilty in DASO gear theft
• La Casa vigil to focus on children
• Ribbon of awareness
• Driver in fatal bicyclist crash comes forward
• Law firm sues Sunland Park councilor Marquez over legal fees
• 'Cruces Divided' opens
• 2 men accused of raping teenage baby sitters
• Correction (Oct. 16)
• Seen but not herded
• Helicopter exercise startles residents
• Treck for Trash
• Lego contest to benefit four-legged friends
• BEST Robotics Competition: 200 students test robots at mall for NMSU competition
• Man arrested in gunshot incident
• Student Leadership Conference
• Serving up hope
• Alleged gang members sentenced
• On the Positive Side: PetSmart Charities and HSSNM save lives
• Failing to follow his own rules
• Lights out for LCPS solar agreement
• What would you do?
• Las Cruces named one of 'Best-performing cities'
• Raising awareness
• On a roll
• Bicyclist killed in crash
• Attorney General debate set for Sunday
• Uncontested races
• Business owners run for District 33
• Reward offered in assault, mobile-phone theft
• Virgin Galatic to be featured in TV series
• 4 jailed in storage-shed burglary
• Correction (Oct. 15)
• Mexican consulate in Deming Saturday
• Student test robots at mall Saturday
• Transportation secretary praises local efforts
• Man sought after allegedly threatening woman, kids with power saw
• Ag group to host candidate event
• Grad students to hold brisket sale
• Jog-a-thon to benefit Doña Ana school
• Fundraiser to aid Juarez abuse shelter
• Aiming high
• Animal cruelty investigator threatens to sue county
• Soaking in the sun
• Grand opening
• Early voting under way in county
• District 37 candidates urge careful cuts, reform
• Circus is coming to town
• Feds to prosecute local man in child porn case
• 2 sought in dog-shootings
• Red wigglers under your sink?
• Economy on mend, but not healed yet
• Moviemaker honored
• Killer offers apology in letter
• Complaints rev up drive for RV rules
• Search and rescue teams have busy weekend
• Teen didn't know driver who dragged her
• Corrections (Oct. 13)
• Man charged with theft from vehicle
• Real estate market in holding pattern
• AWOS is AWOL
• Move to right, District 36 candidates say
• Empty Bowls event to benefit El Caldito
• Partnership to result in arts fair
• City on board with project to build affordable housing
• What in the World?
• Dance program set for Oct. 22
• NMSU hotel project at standstill
• 16 people cited during UNM, NMSU game
• Municipal Court, District 6: Former officers seek new judgeship
• LCHS seeks public input on renovations
• Transportation secretary to visit area
• Archaeology conference this week
• Sunland Park budget, staffing questions tied to landfill
• Environmental Center gala will be Oct. 23
• Picking pumpkins with 'Pupp'
• Chautauqua to bring Mamie Aguirre to life
• Showcasing this year's Public Forum
• Teen girl is hospitalized after being dragged by pickup fleeing party
• Soldiers test new equipment, tactics at former Range Control Building
• Sound Off! (Oct. 11)
• Water Management: NMSU study to find social, natural effects of acequias
• Football rivalry film 'Cruces Divided' to open Friday
• Ready or not, we're on the brink of the holiday shopping season
• Magistrate Court, District 3 incumbent touts her experience
• Ruidoso woman struck, killed on US 54
• Woman, 2 men sought in attack with baseball bat
• Virgin Galactic travel agents explore southern New Mexico
• Shelter seeks home for cat
• Local authorities wrap up investigation into Kansas ax-murder
• Man indicted in pipe-bomb case
• Community calendar (Oct. 10)
• Championship shoot
• NMSU American Indian Student Center opens
• On the Positive Side: Animals and animal technology
• Ropin' for a cure: Cowboys for Cancer Research helps raise money to fight disease
• Mother to sue over child-abuse allegations
• Recession not over in state
• Indictments (Oct. 10)
• Los Leones Car Show
• Woman hospitalized after crash
• Dane Cook coming to Las Cruces
• Woman allegedly threw beer mug in fight
• Community policing
• Caseload is key issue in district judge race
• Would-be thief caught at click of a button
• Man jailed after in wake of standoff
• Aggies, Lobos to vie for first win of season
• Pumpkin Festival
• Calif. fugitive caught in Cruces
• Honor flight
• Correction (Oct. 9)
• Garrison flag to fly Monday
• NMSU productions nominated for Emmies
• Tea Party honors Hispanos Unidos head
• Man surrenders after standoff with police
• Tom Ridge talks about border security
• Fashion show, luncheon give Tough Enough week some color
• Education about role at forefront of probate judge race
• Child-care centers close to protest cuts
• Unique incentive for Aggie football players
• Spread the joy
• Las Cruces airport lands top honor
• Teague open house to highlight biofuel
• Minnesotans get together at park
• Spaceport seeks information for visitor services
• Local philanthropist Billie Ruth Ritter Simpson dies
• Anthony casino plans get new foe
• Babysitter charged with slapping 6-year-old
• Coming attractions
• Assessor candidates both tout tax-law experience
• WWII veterans fly to D.C. for Honor Flight
• Sheep mischief ends in cruelty charge
• Tea Party honors Hispanos Unidos head
• LCPD cites 59 for public drinking
• Water to be shut off around Lucero Avenue
• School stroll
• Aiming high
• What's in the water?
• Law enforcement training spots in high demand
• Luminarias, ceremony mark Tough Enough to Wear Pink Week
• Former LCPD colleagues face off in sheriff race
• Longtime Las Cruces businessman Rudy Sandoval dies
• Anthony cleans up
• NMSU flies its true colors for Tough Enough Week
• Correction (Oct. 6)
• Kansas man sought in hatchet-slaying of wife takes own life
• Former dog-breeder on trial for dog fighting
• Trackways Foundation to meet
• Events to benefit cancer research
• City, county offices to close
• Rare October storm soaks area
• Student artwork to grace county offices
• Space tourism agents lined up
• Trial date set for mother in death of daughter
• WSMR soldier killed in Afghanistan
• High school seeks donations for library
• Bike-A-Thon is for cancer research
• Council OKs architect for new museum
• School's JROTC to deliver brisket lunch
• Girl Scouts to hold membership events
• Voters have until 5 p.m. to register
• Open house at Las Cruces Academy
• Habitat for Humanity: A new foundation
• Political newcomers vie for County Commission District 1 seat
• New exit exam to make graduation tougher
• Welcome to the Land of Enchantment
• NMSU welcomes Wilkins
• Taste of La Viña
• Teacher of the week: Matt Reiter
• Recording tech can help police protect selves, public
• NMSU triples its pecan research acreage after donation of 1,000 trees
• Student of the week: Christopher Medina
• Companies start to hire extra help for holidays
• Kids eat better after recess
• LCPS Calendar of Events (Oct. 4-11)
• Education briefs (Oct. 4)
• Money, wilderness key issues in County Commission District 3 race
• State cuts push some child-care providers to close
• Fair wraps up today
• Pearce tries to reclaim seat from Teague
• Lion's Park home to new mural
• Mounted shooters show skills, speed in competition
• Blast off!
• Mesilla Jazz Happening, La Viña Harvest Festival continue today
• Empty Bowls
• Council to vote on museum contract
• Aquatic center makes a splash with opening
• How they voted (Oct. 3)
• Indictments (Oct. 3)
• CFSNM celebrates 10th anniversary
• Red Cross to hold CPR class for rescuers
• Oñate girls plan Zumba dance for charity
• Cleanup campaign set for Oct. 16
• Yucca Road to be closed next week for repair
• Chavez is featured guest at writers meeting
• Democratic women will meet today
• Former LCHS stars to root for Boise
• NM cracks down on child porn
• Tough Enough to Wear Pink Week starts Monday
• Fair's flavors an attraction all their own
• Deadly politics: Mesilla Plaza site of worst political riot in NM
• State to install new welcome sign
• Aggies get ready to battled ranked Boise State
• Police using new communication service
• Missing girl found in good condition
• WSMR cable channel temporarily off air
• Trade task force to meet here today
• Undergarments, other items allegedly stolen by one of sorority's own
• Spaceport gets grant for weather system
• Rivalry
• Teen cited after alleged breaking into home, drinking and eating Hot Pockets
• Graduation
• Poor condition keeps young players off soccer fields
• FFA members get time to shine at fair
• Woman allegedly attacked husband over lack of present
• Hawaii sweeps Aggies
• Federal indictments (Sept. 30)
• Transportation worker dies while on job
• Read it anyway
• Drug-use dispute leads to alleged domestic assault
• Authorities: Cartels working in Dona Ana County
• Police see rise in ecstasy use
• Fair to offer 'magical' experience
• NMSU professor named to endowed chair
• Linguists to hold conference at NMSU
• Teen claims peer pressure to blame for theft
• Police warn to leave campaign signs be
• Two firefighters injured in Anthony blaze
• NMSU police offer class on pepper spray
• Meeting this week for holiday gift drive
• Sheriff criticizes union endorsement
• Two more cases of West Nile in county
• Reward offered for tips in teen mugging
• Event aims for happier, healthier pet population
• Recycling goes to the fair
• Obama visit felt like a New Mexico campaign stop
• Man gets probation in wrong-car defecation
• Mesilla residents speak in support of deputy
• Going to the fair?
• Anthony man sentenced on molestation charge
• Head of local humane society resigns
• Las Crucen thirsts for park improvements
• Veterans groups push for votes
• Watson/South Main will close Thursday for repairs
• Space station different from Spaceport America
• Nutrition shake shops dot the map; owners believe there's still room to grow
• Get LCPD accident reports online
• NMSU again deemed military-friendly
• Couple charged with child abuse in crash
• Trash fees for part-time residents remain
• Ridge to speak at security forum
• Ex-Las Crucen charged with rape
• Kids practice science of fun during field trip
• LCPS plans to go solar
• Agreement will bring public library to Mesilla
• Section of Las Cruces Avenue closed for roadwork
• Oct. 5 is deadline to register for election
• Indictments (Sept. 27)
• Thousands get taste of world's largest enchilada
• St. Luke's seeks help of doctors to ease load
• NM Bootheel residents question site of new Border Patrol substation
• WSMR cyclists peddle their way to leaner, greener commute
• NMSU goes 'green' with red chile research
• TWEF paraders take to Las Cruces streets
• City bottles its own water
• And the winner is ...
• Official: Save by not paying for dropped classes
• Man charged in death of infant fails to show for court
• Brothers charged with kidnapping, robbery
• Indictments (Sept. 23)
• 2 tapped to fill vacancies on charter school board
• Indictments (Sept. 16)
• Richardson extends childcare assistance
• Las Cruces women arrested in separate beer-container attacks
• Community calendar (Sept. 26)
• Student Research Conference starts Friday
• Teen charged in small burglary from car
• Fight over TV remote leads to arrest
• Wife charged with battery of husband
• Rabies in retreat: Vaccination clinic in Las Cruces
• Reverend in LC Diocese finalist for award
• Las Cruces mother pleads guilty to child abuse
• Police, fire and military get free brunch
• A tribute to veterans
• Ribbon-cutting
• Missing Las Cruces boy found safe at grandmother's house
• <b>TOUGH ENOUGH</b>
• Las Cruces City Council to look at revising trash-collection ordinance
• Alleged child rapist in custody
• Mesilla trustees to consider satellite library
• Lesson in recycling
• Don't make the mistake of being a houseguest
• Man gets 20 years in child porn case
• How they voted
• Ex-Mesilla deputy gets treatment, not jail
• Lice found, contained at Doña Ana County Detention Center
• Meerscheidt Center closed during Fiesta
• Four different pet adoption events set
• New MVD website earns national award
• Child safety seat fittings each month
• Local teacher wins award from TV host
• USBP sector chief: Border safer than ever
• Hatch tailgating is hot and getting hotter
• Bond issues on November ballot
• LCPD urges caution in securing property
• Airman in custody in stabbing incident
• Dinner to help home fire victims
• TWEF prep
• Vet gets company for 9-11 trek
• Officers to collect prescription drugs
• Police seek airman suspected in stabbing
• Fees waved for Women Veterans' Conference
• Woman convicted of meth trafficking
• Bingaman, Udall vote for military bill
• Rainy weather
• Scary season
• I-10 rollover
• Ellins to testify at voter fraud hearing
• Cuts will cost some their child-care aid
• Munson Center's doors open again
• Take the plunge
• Open house
• Fiscal woes, wedding ring spark incident
• Las Cruces Museum of Art Call for Submissions
• Lynn Middle School to host Literacy Night
• Local students net top dollar at fair
• Great Conversations event cancelled
• Space-race relic perplexes NMSU putters
• Landfill opposition may prove costly for Sunland Park
• Voters OK tax increase to support Ruidoso track, casino
• 'STOMP'-style performance focuses on recycling at Whole Enchilada
• Mayfield students prays for relief from rosary rule
• Colonias meeting set for Oct. 1
• Homegrown pizza
• Police target schools in gang crackdown
• Police allege teen caught tagging building
• Humane Society to donate $22,000
• Reward offered in Mesquite armed robbery
• Second academy set for autism students
• City Council bans use of cell phones, e-mail at meetings
• On the level
• Speak out: Is the recession over for you?
• Two levee repair contracts awarded for work along Rio Grande
• Gunman wounds 2 at Fort Bliss
• Teague, Pearce face off in radio debate
• Three 'Trackways' events set for this week
• Sales tax vote could save track at Ruidoso Downs
• Electronic billboards stir controversy
• Women veterans to meet in Las Cruces on Saturday
• Man charged with striking cousin with bat
• US senators push 'Katie's Law' measure
• City OKs curbside recycling charge
• Child-care provider earns national award
• Hanging out
• Students test desalination techniques for public use
• Army chief pays visit to WSMR
• Animal activists applaud repairs at shelter
• Las Cruces Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Parents urged to demand special education services
• Mesilla deputy charged with drunken driving
• Mastodon-like beast's bones unearthed near Mesquite
• White Sands Balloon Invitational
• Local TV station looking for talent
• Mesilla Valley Mall defines East Side for 30 years
• Mesilla's Diez y Seis de Septiembre celebration continues today
• It's the Pitts: Halfway home
• Newly released inmate arrested
• A messy fundraiser: Players battle in mud for Big Brothers Big Sisters
• Council to consider curbside recycling costs
• Narrower pipes, location make local natural gas pipelines less
• Tractor-trailers collide on I-10
• City settles Northrise Business Park lawsuit
• NMDOT workers keep roads open despite budget cuts
• NMSU and UTEP meet again
• Tortugas Pueblo marks festival's 100th anniversary
• State Police on the scent of possible dognapping
• Girl Scouts want to share your memories
• Free fishing offered next weekend
• Resource fairs to help with federal issues
• Legislative committee to meet in Las Cruces
• Recyclable fashion show in Mesilla Sunday
• Reward offered in convenience store burglary
• Fundraisers to aid NMSU DanceSport
• Soldiers work with high-tech gear at WSMR
• Early College school to offer opportunities
• NMSU regents OK cooling system improvements
• Battle of I-10 sparks civil war in mixed NMSU-UTEP families
• Correction (Sept. 18)
• State senator victim of purse snatching
• Pearce bus tour rolls through county today
• Honors College to host Great Conversations
• NMSU candlelight vigil to honor POWs
• County Clerk concerned by lax third-party voter registration rules
• More parking, but no shuttles for TWEF
• Despite violence, many young offenders released to guardians
• Teens allegedly shoplifted $2 worth of bracelets from Walmart
• Council meets over potentially costly lawsuit
• 11-year-old suspended over knife
• Banned Books Week
• Anthony pizzeria upgraded by state
• Businesses, public mingle at showcase
• Bee brunch
• NMSU Honors College gets check for fund
• Tree time
• Garnica Case Reveals How Drug Cartels Get Help From The U.S. Side of the Border
• LCPD to shift focus on community
• 2 face drunken driving allegations after other drivers called police
• Police respond to pair of violent gang incidents
• Underwear no safe haven for drug stash
• Reward offered for arrest of driver
• Flu vaccine available in Las Cruces
• Gubernatorial debate set for Oct. 17
• Correction (Sept. 16)
• Police seek info in enticement case
• CMI students represent NMSU, state at film fest
• Two charged with assault of teen
• Correction (Sept. 15)
• Taste Test
• National GOP donors give big in NM gov race
• After being stolen at knifepoint, dog returns to family
• Couple accused of abusing sons sought help
• High Tech Consortium to meet Sept. 19
• More arrested in connection with LCHS gunshot incident
• County commission creates incentive for solar plant project
• Events to aid NMSU dance team
• National GOP donors give big in NM gov race
• La Piñon earns grant for KidTalk program
• County Commission extends Haines contract
• Candidate forums planned at Munson
• King outpaces GOP challenger in AG fundraising
• Aviation Conference honors LC Airport
• County Commission OKs increase in tax rate
• In the field
• "Go Green Fashion Show" this Sunday
• World pepper experts share industry tips
• 1 fatal crash occurred over Labor Day weekend, police say
• County, animal groups team up to celebrate Rabies Awareness Day
• Annual blood drive pits Aggies against Miners
• Stellar 'space music' and a CD experiment
• PIRG offers online voter registration
• County to consider bond for solar plant
• Spaceport construction 'chugging along'
• Mesilla Marshal's Department gets protection
• NMSU gallery to display American art
• NMSU regents to meet Friday
• Couple jailed on child abuse charges
• Wife of Holocaust survivor, a longtime Las Crucen, dies in Calif.
• East Picacho school Jog-a-Thon Sept. 23
• City looks to improve services for disabled
• Help fight cancer with the power of pink
• Get your green chile while it's still available
• Comcast set to add channels
• Leaky roof is key to freedom for some young inmates
• City Council to discuss services for disabled
• Border officer gets probation for DWI
• Community cakendar (Sept. 12)
• Man pleads guilty to armed robbery at Walgreens store
• Teague, Kissell tour border on visit
• On the Positive Side: Mu equita rules the roost
• Mesilla Marshal's Department to get bullet-proof vests
• Police briefs (Sept. 12)
• Frontier Days: History is relived at Fort Selden Monument event
• Reach deep into those pockets of poverty
• Make voices of peace heard clearly
• Let 'em play: Area marching bands have several surprises in store for 2010 season
• Help still wanted: Las Crucens join effort to rebuild Haiti
• Nine years after attacks, Las Cruces remembers
• Census thanks
• Emergency medical helicopter services to combine
• NMSU ROTC cadets host 9/11 memorial events
• Santa Teresa Elementary School wins federal award
• Wounded Warriors
• Woman shares memories of 9/11 in Washington area
• Marking Sept. 11
• Dona Ana County lottery players win big
• Police blotter (Sept. 11)
• Mesilla Valley dispatch encourages use of text messaging
• Teen on probation charged in burglary
• Man charged in alleged cocaine deal
• Never forget
• Two LCHS students arrested in connection with gunfire
• Large crowd on hand for job fair
• Aggies, fans have high hopes for season
• Galleries, restaurants team up for Mesquite district display
• Citations pending in car-cycle crash
• Money could put the brakes on regional transport improvements
• High schooler charged with harassment
• NMSU branch campuses, DACC see growth
• City playday to be held at Young Park
• Free trees available for membership
• Probationer back in jail on assault charge
• Women veterans conference set
• Woman finds Mimbres pot during walk in Gila National Forest
• NM NAACP conference coming to Las Cruces
• Pizza with the president
• 2-vehicle crash
• Police seek suspect in burning incident
• More West Nile cases confirmed
• Church plans neighborhood activities
• Curtain goes up on Mayfield theater facility
• Police on lookout for underage drinkers
• County, city utility board to meet today
• Doña Ana County airport to benefit from $3.6 million
• Woman charged with stealing money orders
• Sunland Park landfill plans draw fire
• Suspect taken from LCHS in Tuesday night gunshot
• Security questioned in wake of LCHS gunfire
• Rosh Hashana begins tonight
• Council OKs Workforce Solutions lease
• KOA campground saves with green technology
• Septic vote tabled by council
• Clean-air proposal stirs up debate
• Lost hikers found near Aguirre Spring
• Southwestern Photography Lecture At The Las Cruces Museum Of Art
• Burn Lake sexual activities targeted by authorities
• Watching over Las Cruces
• Community foundations to merge
• Perea named to Magistrate Court bench
• Illegal dumping must be addressed
• NMSU plans surprise fire drills
• NMSU makes Forbes' 'best colleges' list
• Driver in crash faces abuse charges
• Seminar to focus on veterans' benefits
• Torta shop robbed; police seek suspects
• Greenhouse gas emissions meeting today
• Police detain 3 youth after vandalism incident
• 101 large flags retired in ceremony
• Thousands spend holiday sippin' NM's finest, relaxing
• Red Cross offers CPR training classes
• Pot producer claims he was threatened
• For-profit hospitals thrive in Las Cruces, El Paso
• Cell phone use restricted on school buses
• Local Democrats meet for breakfast
• NMSU dance group seeks monetary assistance
• 19-year-old indicted on arson charges
• Border Patrol seizes about $1M in cocaine
• 5-year-old girl found playing alone in street
• Mother who allegedly fled after agreeing to drug test turns self in
• Budget cuts lead to bigger class sizes, crowding
• Professor patents liquid, organic fertilizer
• At the crosswalk: Experienced eyes keep kids safe
• Museum blacksmith, family cope with loss of home to fire
• NMSU library cuts spark research concerns
• Chile 101: Everything you need to know about NM's famous pepper
• It's the Pitts: If you don't have a clue, don't have a cow
• Man is sentenced to 4-year term after 11th DWI arrest
• Some pet procedures were in place ahead of Hurricane Katrina
• Las Cruces landmarks: Field of Dreams fills a need
• Labor Day closings
• Tempt your taste buds at NM Harvest Wine Festival, Hatch Chile Festival
• Fine Franciscan: Festival draws new artists, familiar faces
• Las Cruces farmer, state at odds over water use
• Labor Day weekend events
• Branigan Cultural Center to change managers
• Comcast changes frustrate, confuse some NM customers
• Sticking together
• Branigan celebration
• 97 take oaths to become US citizens
• Denish, Martinez discuss platforms at Domenici Conference
• Bicyclist charged with child abuse
• Mothers arrested after leading children into street
• Chemistry professor earns award
• Rove, Lockhart debate at NMSU
• City throws birthday bash for Branigan
• Car problems
• Young role models
• NMSU Police offer pepper spray course
• Traveling for Labor Day? Fill up before you go
• Vehicle crashes into Mesilla couple's kitchen
• Texas company to test rockets at spaceport
• State funds local wetlands projects
• Officers will watch roads, water over holiday weekend
• Man wanted for exposure surrenders
• Pilot escapes injury in glider crash
• NMSU support program receives grant
• Cashier accused of stealing clothes
• Inspection
• Chaparral woman, 3 kids flee state before taking drug tests
• Armed men take dog from good Samaritan
• Texas senator calls for border focus at Domenici conference
• Storage unit blaze doused Tuesday
• Our Volunteers are Winners!
• NMSU Career Expo offers job opportunities
• Man arrested on exposure charges
• Sunland Park mother takes plea in truancy case
• Spaceport seeks deputy director
• "Pathway to Pluto"
• Constitution Day to feature panel discussion
• Resigned judge suspended without pay
• President thanks soldiers during Fort Bliss visit
• Autopsy: Cruces man was shot 4 times
• Officials: Exploitation of seniors more common than people realize
• Teague staff holds mobile office hours today
• Obama: US combat in Iraq over, 'time to turn page'
• Officials hear about need for flood-control authority
• Political all-stars join Domenici conference
• Man caught after brief escape
• Anthony, N.M., man is sought on exposure charges
• Free composted yard waste available
• EXhibition - Down Every Side Street: New Directions In Southwestern Art
• Cruces Christmas tree cut down for project
• ArtToones Exhibit To Open At The Las Cruces Museum Of Art
• Poll: Lincoln County voters favor raising sales tax
• The Abstract Expressionist Works Of Joel Smith Come To The Las Cruces Museum Of Art
• Exhibition - Shreddings
• Correction (Sept. 1)
• Man charged in bank robbery makes first court appearance
• Clean-up efforts leave the Chaparral area "green"
• Border Patrol makes cash seizures
• Space Museum to host 9/11 ceremony
• Foundation website tracks NM spending
• Road crews to close parts of 17th Street
• Acoustic improvements
• Proposed cost of curbside recycling concerns residents
• Commissioner, kids push child-seat safety
• Hours extended for aquatic program
• Location selected for vets museum
• Domenici conference starts Wednesday
• Obama visits El Paso today
• New LCPS cell phone policy in effect this year
• Our leading women in space
• Water rights adjudications backlogged
• Woman who refused drug testing wanted
• LCPD, local students to appear in 'Campus PD' episode
• Ammunition amnesty Sept. 8
• Elevation's effect on beef
• Gravel pit still worries residents
• Looking for success: Names change on restaurant scene
• Thousands come to get their spicy fix at MainStreet SalsaFest
• Now that we've built it, will they come? Focus turns toward bring events to new convention cent
• Federal Indictments (Aug. 29)
• First round of Deming duck races draws crowds
• On the Positive Side: WHEN GARY MET SOLEST
• The Magic Ring
• Just a day's work: A World War II story
• Man gets 18 years in 2008 carjacking attack
• Irrigation season dries up
• Crowd gathers to mark J. Paul Taylor's ninth decade
• Women gather to celebrate 90 years of suffrage
• Run for La Piñon
• Community Calendar (Aug. 29)
• DASO seeks woman, her children
• Believe in NM Girls conference slated
• County officials warn of letter scam
• Water Committee to meet in Las Cruces
• Ex-death row inmate links sentencing, lack of money
• Relay for Life
• Education's future
• Brothers arrested in bank robbery
• Season kicks off
• West Nile Virus confirmed in county
• Man comes forward after story
• Man kills self after attacking girlfriend
• Man admits to giving dead teen drugs
• State downgrades Great American Pizza
• Radio station off air today for repairs
• Beaded pony repair to feature artist Julienne Hadfield
• LCPS to keep school resource officers
• Football is a family affair for some Bulldawgs
• Guillory's departure leaves court vacancy
• Man charged in domestic incident
• Governor announces funds for animal welfare
• Las Cruces ceremony to commemorate Patriot Day
• Report: Wilderness areas good for economy
• Pirates expected to take over annual Deming parade
• Relay For Life tonight at Maag Park
• Public's help sought in search for missing Salem horse trainer
• NMSU student faces gun charge
• Candidates for NMSU Foundation president to visit campus
• Residents warned of scams
• New school off to rough start
• Sorority's kitchen upgraded by state
• Navy fliers to return to local skies
• Tight budget hampers Las Cruces' ability to maintain parks
• Banner day
• KIVA reaches deal with DirecTV
• Bond sales to save city money
• Obama to visit El Paso
• USBP agent run over after motorcycle crash
• Register for fall classes at the city's rec centers
• Student ambassador program seeks students
• 20th International Pepper Conference planned
• Residents near spaceport site still having water problems
• Fire department seeks cadets
• Training day
• Storms surprise, frustrate Las Cruces residents
• Public meeting to focus on curbside recycling in Las Cruces
• Pet food donations needed
• Chaparral man cleared of rape charge
• PRC fines Picacho Hills Utility Co., its president
• Las Cruces City Council to consider bond resale
• Correction (Aug. 25)
• Las Cruces Police Department job fair planned Saturday
• Alcohol use sends NMSU student to hospital
• Las Cruces judge suspended earlier this year steps down
• Reward offered in enticement case
• Doña Ana County officials OK spaceport road-paving deal
• ADC Telecommunications Honored for corporate recycling, community cleanup
• Chaparral restaurant upgraded
• Sky scene
• State Police arrest trafficking suspect
• Emergency delays start of murder trial
• With few NM students available, NMSU goes out of state to recruit
• What's up with that?: Rocket stands sentry along I-25
• Fugitive in domestic case turns himself in
• Border violence hits close to home
• Mesilla trustees hear from relatives of Billy the Kid
• City approves zoning changes for Pro's Ranch Markets
• DirecTV, KVIA negotiations continue
• 'Ride for the Red' bike run to benefit Red Cross
• Anthony man allegedly strikes deputy in head with pine cone
• Sound Off! (Aug. 23)
• Students learn to apply bridge expertise
• Sound Off! (Aug. 23)
• Students learn to apply bridge expertise
• City to consider drive-up window to pay bills
• Anthony man allegedly strikes deputy in head with pine cone
• 'Ride for the Red' bike run to benefit Red Cross
• City to consider drive-up window to pay bills
• Strong man
• Community calendar (Aug. 22)
• Cruces council to consider zoning change for complex
• FAA starts looking at private space travel rules
• TEA Party stirs up leadership ranks
• Pardon for 'The Kid' opposed by Wallace descendant
• Justice delayed?: Underfunded and overtaxed, courts push hard to keep up
• I-10 widening project continues
• AIDS awareness
• To those we leave behind
• The Pony Patch: Best job in the world
• Homeless woman gets 10 years for Cruces slaying
• Companionship is for keeps
• Winged beauties and their fans flock to Butterfly Flutterby
• Mesilla trustees to hear Billy the Kid trial re-enactment proposal
• Man indicted in car-crash death of infant
• First NM governor debate focuses on education
• DASO seeks domestic violence suspect
• Teen charged in stabbing incident
• Police to hold weekend checkpoint
• Border Patrol finds cash hidden in tire
• Man cleared in stabbing death of Marine
• Strong men, and women, compete for Strongman title
• Vote on spaceport road likely today
• Laying tracks
• KVIA, DirecTV may part ways
• NMSU fall semester begins
• Troops training for border duty
• FAA taps NMSU for space transport center
• Red Cross to host motorcycle run
• Local radio station unhappy with end of Dr. Laura show
• Pet adoption events scheduled this weekend
• Don't let trash be spread by wind
• Las Cruces chosen as Playful City USA
• Welcome back
• Picacho Hills Utility faces hefty fine, owner may lose control of company
• NM Albertsons not part of egg recall
• Stabbing remains under investigation
• BYU may come back to WAC
• Hello, E.J and Mabel
• Udall gets tour of algae farm facility
• Trial begins in slaying of Marine
• Slain rancher honored in son's donations
• Home Depot lights way in recycling process
• NMSU inaugurates first woman president
• Second arrest comes from false car theft report incident
• Man arrested after firing gun into air outside party
• Police blotter (Aug. 18)
• Man convicted in meth-smuggling scheme
• Water outage planned today
• Hatch highway statues to stay
• Four years after Hatch flood, recovery not finished
• Pulitzer winner to attend space-flight symposium
• Couture to be formally inaugurated this morning
• 9 detention officer cadets to graduate
• Teague staff to meet constituents
• Plan to siphon NMSU academics dollars to athletics draws ire
• Crop mazes fill economic niche
• Las Cruces gets new school buses
• Desert Dolls cancel burlesque show
• Railroad exhibit at library Thursday
• City OKs transit funding plan
• Las Cruces Museum of Art News - August 13, 2010
• City spared from Monday storms
• Pet-food donation set for Saturday
• Flooding closes County Road D-66
• City halts monthly land-use meeting
• City offers glimpse of new regional aquatic center
• Move-in Day: NMSU students settle in
• 25,000 students begin a new school year today
• WSMR: Officials announces arrival of new staff judge advocate
• Backpacks Blessed
• Eye on Research: NMSU Professor examines why men hate their bodies
• You Review
• NMSU sees enrollment rise
• Men can cook
• Horse racing industry in decline
• On the Positive Side: Communities should be aware of animal hoarding signs
• Man indicted in child porn case
• Old-time games entertain at Las Cruces Railroad Museum
• La Milapa No. 2 downgraded
• Former circus performer still does the twist at 95
• Community Calendar (Aug. 15)
• Transit funding tops council agenda
• Man gets 6 years for killing father
• Statue returned to owners
• How they voted
• Too little, too young?: Kids' fashions enter risqué territory
• Las Crucen seeks more disabled parking enforcement
• Practice set for potential fire cadets
• Pets killed in Mesilla Park home fire
• Fire causes damage to office
• NMSU police seek kidnapping suspect
• Trial process begins in rest-stop killing
• Ready for school?
• Right on target
• 2 hospitalized in separate crashes
• Work-at-home offer is a scam
• State orders flu vaccine; will offer H1N1 protection
• Roastin' time in Hatch
• Police blotter (Aug. 14)
• Grant to fund commercial rail study
• Café; project, police substation on East Mesa could share funds
• Police issue citations in cell phone crackdown
• Woman allegedly hits husband with hammer
• NMSU football coach bans Tweets
• Man charged with smoking pot with kids
• Quirky statue stolen from property
• Videos highlight natural beauty of southern New Mexico
• Sunland Park Grocery upgraded by state
• Where rails and roads meet, safety a concern
• Local men cook up dishes for charity
• Council to mull land-use meeting change
• Martinez talks up education plans
• Correction (Aug. 13)
• Record highs, rain forecast for weekend
• Pedestrian killed crossing Stern Drive
• Woman arrested after alleged drunken driving on ATV
• Entries being accepted for Mesilla parade
• Crime Stoppers offers reward for shooting info
• Border Patrol seizes 500 pounds of pot
• Apply for fall swim lessons next week
• Pet adoption events set Saturday
• Pearce in enviro group's crosshairs
• Input sought on El Paseo plans
• Judge recuses self from baby-death trial
• Las Crucen killed after darting in front of big rig
• Economists offer mixed news for local economy at forum
• Caliche's founder felled by cancer
• Police arrest man barricaded in apartment
• Defense attorney suspended by state bar
• Running start
• Police to conduct sobriety checkpoint
• What's up with that?: Metal cacti grace Lohman median
• Tasers used on dog during confrontation
• Happy Birthday, Social Secutiry
• SCSWA launches recycling website
• New publisher to take reins at Sun-News
• Presentation explores LCPS history
• Judge dismisses suits over Geronimo remains
• Drunken driver avoids prison
• Doña Ana County Commission OKs Sunland Park annexations
• Udall invites students to apply for internships
• Packing in the help
• Wilderness ad campaign stirs lively debate
• Mural to depict history of southern New Mexico
• Deming mom accused on shoplifting with child
• T or C restaurant downgraded by state
• Mesilla eases Plaza rental process
• Sign of new times
• Clearing the way
• City learns of cost to maintain excess land, office space
• Memo: Animal shelter needs work
• Counting down: Anticipation high as prep football practice begins
• Local baristas audition for 'American Idol'
• LCPD identifies officers involved in shooting
• 116 pets find new homes at free adoption event
• Don't miss as soldiers take to the stage
• Nature or nurture?
• Wonderin' who the lions are?
• Briefs (Aug. 9)
• Chile roasting time nears as harvest begins
• Fight over city water services heats up
• Good buys there to get, but inventories are slim
• Indictments (Aug. 8)
• How they voted (Aug. 8)
• Teens jailed for alleged gang fight
• Expo features skills of students
• County to discuss Sunland annexing
• Goal: Find way to cut costs for facilities
• Moms charged with child abuse
• Community calendar (Aug. 8)
• Widow of triple homicide victim sues over debt
• Tax-free shoppers out in force
• 4 years later, some Hatch flood victims still in FEMA trailers
• Comcast prepares to switch cable to all-digital feed
• Mesilla to consider allowing officials to set Plaza use fees
• City's first school served thousands
• Kids kindness day
• Former assistant to mayor named Las Cruces policy analyst
• Martinez bought supplies from aide
• Family of man killed police gets ready for lawsuit
• Having a GREAT time
• 4H/FFA Expo continues
• Author, Korean War vet killed in motorcycle crash
• Border Patrol arrest man with prior conviction
• Teague to tour local business today
• Welcome home
• Police seek help in finding missing man
• Man planning suit over red-light cameras
• In good taste
• Steinborn dinner
• Police blotter (Aug. 6)
• Richardson announces stimulus money for NMSU
• Correction (Aug. 8)
• Ex-USBP official: Balance reached on wilderness
• School supplies needed for low-income families
• Disability groups to plan parade float
• Crime Stoppers seeks fraud suspect
• Richardson in town for two events today
• Rains spawn mosquitoes, West Nile worries
• State: Remaining cottonwoods to stay
• Moongate: City biggest threat to Jornada Bolson
• Warrant roundup follows Safe Surrender
• Richardson touts start of tax-free weekend in Las Cruces
• 'Barocco en la Frontera: Baroque on the Border' Exhibition
• Registration Begins for Fall Art Classes at the Las CrucesMuseum of Art
• Independence and Uzgavenes-the Continuing Adventures of Member Phil Benson in Lithuania
• Student Rotarian
• Student Rotarian
• STUDENT ROTARIANS FOR JANUARY
• CLUB AWARD for RI FOUNDATION PER-CAPITA ANNUAL FUND GIVING
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• CONGRATULATIONS STUDENT ROTARIANS FOR FEBRUARY 2010
• Rhodes Scholar – Phil Benson’s Moments and Comments from Lithuania -
• LAURA SMART’S TRIP TO INDIA TO PARTICIPATE IN THE “2 DROPS OF LIFE” PROCESS IN PER
• 4th of July Celebration
• Brown Bag Lecture – El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro in the Year 1910
• Reading Art Book Club Meets at Branigan Cultural Center in June and July
• Railroad Museum Holds Railroad Communication Class For Kids
• Railroad Museum Holds Model Railroading Class
• Family Game Day At Las Cruces Railroad Museum
• Exhibition: 'Remembrance: An Artistic Tribute To The Organ Mountains'
• Brown Bag Lecture - ‘Early Law Enforcement In New Mexico’ Presented By Jim Beasley
• 'Jewelry As Art' Exhibition to Open!
• Reading Art Book Club Meets at Las Cruces Museum of Art
• New Class Offerings at The Las CrucesMuseum of Art!
• Bachelor of Fine Arts Exhibition Opens at Las Cruces Museum of Art
• 3rd Annual Railroad Days At The Las Cruces Railroad Museum
• Registration Begins April 27 for Summer Museum of Art Studio Classes
• Saturday Studio Ends May 15, 2010
• Area High School Seniors Exhibit at Las CrucesMuseum of Art
• La Cella Bella Performing at Las Cruces Museum of Art
• Railroad Museum's Lecture - How the Harvey Girls Civilized the West
• Rail Readers Book Club to Discuss The Skeleton in the Closet
• Spring Break Classes At The Las Cruces Railroad Museum
• Citizens For Rail Security By Gene Gilmore At The Railroad Museum
• Las Cruces Museum of Art Call for Instructors
• Brown Bag Lecture – The Transcontinental Railroad System and How it Influenced our Southwest
• Spring Art Classes at Las Cruces Museum of Art
• Warhola Reading, Book Signing, and Lecture
• Brown Bag Lecture - Traditional Garden Herbs Of New Mexico
• Billy Name Photographs At Las Cruces Museum Of Art
• Warhol Factory Weekends at Las Cruces Museum of Art
• Warhol Poetry Reading At Las Cruces Museum Of Art
• Pop Art Lecture At Las Cruces Museum Of Art
• Rail Readers Book Club
• 'Warhol and Pop Art' Opens at Las Cruces Museum of Art
• Brown Bag Lecture
• Register for Winter and Spring Art Classes at Las CrucesMuseum of Art
• Las Cruces Museum of Art Studio Program Open House
• 5th Annual Old Fashioned Holiday Display at the Las Cruces Railroad Museum
• Make A Photo Frame Ornament
• Make A Photo Frame Ornament
• Gallery Talk - Margi Weir
• Rail Readers Book Club Meeting
• New Exhibitions Open at Las CrucesMuseum of Art
• Museum of Art Offers Fall Art Classes
• Brown Bag Lecture – The Railroad and Regionalism: Influences on Las Cruces Neighborhoods, Heather
• Free Ceramics Lecture at Branigan Cultural Center
• Rail Readers Student Edition Book Club
• Las Cruces Museum of Art Announces 'From the Ground Up' Awards
• Sammy Keyes and the Art of Deception - Book Discussion
• Register Now for Fall Art Classes at Las CrucesMuseum of Art
• Classes at Las Cruces Museum of Fine Art
• New Mexico Arts T.I.M.E. Project Now in Las Cruces
• Artist’s Reception for Sculptor Michael Naranjo
• Ceramic Workshop with Blair Meerfeld
• ‘From the Ground Up’ Opens at the Las Cruces Museum of Art
• Quick Tours Now Available at Las Cruces Museum of Art
• Reading Art Book Club Meets at Las Cruces Museum of Art
• Generosity Makes ‘Las Cruces Collects’ Possible
• Digital Photography and Filmmaking Class for Teens
• Railroad Communication Class at the Las Cruces Railroad Museum
• Sallie Ritter and Kent Jacobs’ Art Collection on Display
• Devotional Art Now at Las Cruces Museum of Art
• New Drawing and Watercolor Workshops Offered
• Las Cruces Museum of Art Closed for Independence Day
• Delano and Gayle Lewis Share African Art Collection
• Host an Exchange Student & Make a Difference in a Young Person's Life
• Mark and Stephanie Medoff Contribute to 'Las Cruces Collects' Exhibition
• J. Paul Taylor Contributes to ‘Las Cruces Collects’ Exhibition
• Reading Art Book Club Meets At Las Cruces Museum Of Art
• Lecture on European and American Art Collectors
• Surrealist Artwork Part of ‘Las Cruces Collects’ at Museum of Art
• Last Chance for Submissions at the Las Cruces Museum of Art
• Build Your Own Telegraph Key at the LC Railroad Museum
• Brown Bag Lecture – Trails and Travelers before the Railroad, Presented by Jay Sharp
• Summer Art Classes at Las Cruces Museum of Art
• Call for Instructors: Las Cruces Museum of Art Studio Programs
• Reading Art Book Club Meets at Las Cruces Museum of Art
• 2nd Annual Railroad Days at the Las Cruces Railroad Museum
• Las Cruces Museum of Art Closed During May Ramble
• Area High School Seniors Exhibit at Las Cruces Museum of Art
• NMSU Bachelor of Fine Arts Exhibit Opens at Las Cruces Museum of Art - Branigan Cultural Center
• Saturday Studio Cancelled Saturday, April 18th
• City of Las Cruces Museums Selected as the 2009 Site for New Mexico Arts TIME Project
• Brown Bag Lecture
• Governor Richardson Approves the NM Rail Runner Express to Visit Las Cruces
• Stephen Hansen Gallery Talk at Las Cruces Museum of Art
• Learn to Paint at Las Cruces Museum of Art
• Reading Art Book Club Meets at Las Cruces Museum of Art
• Brown Bag Lecture: Lessons Learned During My 38 years with the Railroad
• Register Now for Spring Art Classes at Las Cruces Museum of Art
• Treat Yourself to Triangular Shawl Weaving at Las Cruces Museum of Art
• Last Chance to See Great Ceramics at Las Cruces Museum of Art
• Retrospective of Stephen Hansen on Display at Las Cruces Museum of Art
• Las Cruces Museum of Art Presents Unidentified Flowering Objects
• KX2 Mixed Media Show Opens at Las Cruces Museum of Art
• Spaces Available for Youth Art Classes at Las Cruces Museum of Art
• Gallery Talk by Amanda Jaffe and Suzanne Kane on the Current Exhibit - Innovation and Change
• Ceramicist Michael Corney to Speak at Las Cruces Museum of Art
• Attention 4th and 5th graders - February Rail Readers Student Edition Book Club
• Reading Art Book Club Meets at Las Cruces Museum of Art
• Spring Museum Studio Art Classes at Las Cruces Museum of Art
• Every Body Eats
• Southern New Mexico State Fair And Rodeo
• Exhibit - Crime Lab Detective
• Read Books For Free !!
• Exhibit - Pattern Wizardry
• Exhibit : digNUBIA

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