This week, as information changes daily, find helpful contact information for coronavirus. A middle school student spells it our for us and a hard look at drugs and gangs in our community. Managing Editor, Jess Williams, previews this week's issue.
Editor Jess Williams previews this week's issue with stories on the new magic store and theater in Las Cruces, an award for MMC, La Casa's role as behavioral health provider in Southern New Mexico and a Mayfield High School team takes their Moon rover to national competition.
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A preview of this week's Las Cruces Bulletin including a local high school basketball tournament and a shiny old Rolls.
Editor Jess Williams previews this week's issue with stories on the University Art Museum opening at Devasthali Hall, a legislative wrap-up by Walt Rubel, coronavirus information, Las Cruces Film Festival schedule and highlights and more.
Two Las Cruces High School wrestlers bring home gold medals from a statewide tournament and maintain excellent grades; Danny and Gabriel Gamboa run Las Cruces' oldest independent used-car dealership; Las Cruces International Film Festival schedule and more in this week's preview.
Bulletin Editor Jess Williams previews this week's issue with stories on the new Mesilla Marshal, behavioral health collaborative, StoryCorps, Tenth Annual Arts Fair and a winning wine at Luna Rossa.
Bulletin Editor Jess Williams offers a preview of this week's issue with stories on the arrival of Spaceship 2 at Spaceport America, a $30,000 donation to the Community of Hope from Walmart, the 50th anniversary of the Aggies' appearance in the Final Four and more.
Editor Jess Williams previews this week's issue with stories on a 15 year old who gets to take the ride of his life, the terrible losses the Las Cruces community incurred over the weekend and the red flag legislation making its way through the New Mexico legislature.
Editor Jess Williams previews this week's issues including local boxer Austin Trout's latest victory, a book signing with Janet Honek, downtown renovation, Love of Art Month and top honors for the LCHS orchestra. The Bulletin on the Radio is online only this week due to time constraints.
Bulletin Editor Jess Williams previews this week's issue with stories on the legislative session, Black History month, a new business bringing jobs to Las Cruces and the "big game".
Editor Jess Williams previews this week's issue including stories on Dona Ana County Sheriff Kim Stewart's first year in office, the effort to preserve a local Trost building and some Las Cruces grads of the Leadership New Mexico program.
Jess Williams, Managing Editor with the Las Cruces Bulletin shares a preview of the latest issue. This week: A postal worker retires after nearly 6 decades of service, an area State Representative cycles to Santa Fe for the legislative session, and a local Chile Company is making news.
Jess Williams, Managing Editor with the Las Cruces Bulletin shares a preview of the latest issue. This week: A postal worker retires after nearly 6 decades of service, an area State Representative cycles to Santa Fe for the legislative session, and a local Chile Company is making news.
New Las Cruces City Council reps talk about their journey to election day - and beyond, a new business by a young entrepreneur and another that marks 10 years in town plus a wide range of holiday entertainment in this week's issue.
Publisher Richard Coltharp previews this "giving thanks" edition which also includes updates on the facade squad working downtown and Aggie volleyball and basketball as well as a showing of the first movie ever filmed in Las Cruces.
Managing Editor Marty Racine covers topics in this week's Bulletin such as opinions on ranked choice voting, minimum wage in Las Cruces and high school football playoffs.
Election results and a historical perspective; Learn about the deal that will bring electric buses to town and get a preview to this weekend’s high school football playoff games in Las Cruces in this week’s Bulletin.
Bulletin Managing Editor Marty Racine has help for those who want to help others during the holidays, a complete guide for the Dona Ana Arts Council's annual Renaissance Arts Faire this weekend, Dia de Los Muertos in Mesilla this weekend and the premiere of Mark Medoff's final play.
Learn more about the candidates, the ballot issues and early voting, updates at NMSU, Spooky Downtown, canine costume contest and a local restaurant exceeds expectations.
Bulletin Publisher Richard Coltharp takes us through this week's issue from the Mesilla Valley Maze to fun at Fort Seldon and Wings and Wheels to teens with tools; plus a special section on decision-making for aging or ailing loved ones.
