Local Viewpoints

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Local Viewpoints

Make Project Jupiter play by the rules

Walt Rubel

Walt Rubel comments on legislation aimed at bringing microgrids into compliance with state law.
Local Viewpoints

Action in Venezuela doesn't make America great

Peter Goodman

Peter Goodman comments on the Trump administration's military action in Venezuela.
Local Viewpoints

What Will Governor Lujan Grisham Decide on “Freedom to Read” Bill That Protects Porn in Schools?

Sarah Smith

Sarah Smith comments on books in schools she believes are age-inappropriate.
Local Viewpoints

State makes noble effort to improve child care

Walt Rubel

Walt Rubel comments on universal childcare policy.
Local Viewpoints

Recalling a very long walk in Venezuela

Jerry Pacheco

Jerry Pacheco offers his thoughts on U.S. action in Venezuela.
Local Viewpoints

Democrats Keep Missing the Mark on Public Safety

New Mexico State Senator Crystal Brantley

State Senator Crystal Brantley (R), District 35, offers thoughts on juvenile crime.
Local Viewpoints

Falling intentionally behind

Peter Goodman

a look back at local history provides context for today's disputes over progress.
Local Viewpoints

Making room for Godzilla

Walt Rubel

Walt gets a dog!
Local Viewpoints

Wish list for 2026

Jerry Pacheco

Jerry Pacheco comments on his hopes for the new year.
Local Viewpoints

Big money moved Project Jupiter forward with lightning speed - at what cost?

Peter Goodman

Peter Goodman comments on the Project Jupiter approval process and what may come next.
Local Viewpoints

3 most common words at Legislature: maybe next year

Walt Rubel

The State Legislature has lots to do and not enough time to do it, according to Rubel.
Local Viewpoints

Two developments to consider that could affect border trade

Jerry Pacheco

How blockades and an increase in minimum wage might affect business on the border