Will you vote for or against a Presidential Candidate in the upcoming election?
Survey results: Will Las Cruces citizens vote "for" or "against" a Presidential candidate?
Interview with Las Cruces City Councilor Gabriel Vasquez District 3
Watch this sincere and heartfelt interview with City Councilor Gabriel Vasquez about the politics in our city.
How do Las Cruces Citizens feel about renaming ONATE High School?
Aug/Sept survey among Las Cruces citizens
Older and Louder – by Teague Hartford
Back in the day, my grandmothers, who weren’t nearly as ancient as I imagined at the time, got to focus their energies on things like visiting their grown children and beating the crap out of their grandchildren at Chinese checkers. I grew up when old folks still hung out in rocking chairs on their porches for real, not just in the movies, and they were to be respected regardless of their behavior. There was something respectful just about making it past 70 back then.
August 2020 Survey – How Las Cruces feels
Please take 2 minutes, and let us know how you, as a member of our community, feel about current events..
Interview with Las Cruces City Councilor Tessa Abeyta-Stuve, District 2
Las Cruces District 2 City Councilor Tessa Abeyta-Stuve gives us the state of the city on the current important local issues.
Video Interview with CAFé Community Organizer Abraham Sanchez
Faith-based organizing is about people, and CAFé aspires to create a culture of support that empowers New Mexicans to act on their own behalf towards a better quality of life. NM CAFé has been a crucial actor in the political landscape in southern New Mexico creating a “land of opportunity” by challenging our elected leaders to put the needs of families and the common good of New Mexico first. At the helm of our efforts are strong leaders who have played a pivotal role in healing the state and restoring people’s confidence in a responsive government that promotes opportunity for all.
Interview with Las Cruces City Councilor Johana Bencomo, District 4
Recent Zoom interview (08/04/2020) with Las Cruces District 4 council woman Johana Bencomo about current issues in our city.
August 2020 Dona Ana County Arts Council Update – by Greg Smith
There comes a time when, no matter how awful something is, we just have to acknowledge that is what we’ve got and deal with it. We at the Doña Ana Arts Council are all about being proactive, active, and reactive, each in its turn, when appropriate.
The Mysterious Power of Dripping Springs – by Jay W. Sharp
The Spanish have a word for it: “duende.” Literally it means “elf” or “imp” or “troll,” but in a more mystical sense, it alludes to a “mysterious power” and a “spirit of the earth,” said 20th century Spanish poet and dramatist Federico Garcia Lorca.
You can feel Garcia Lorca’s duende at Dripping Springs, a small life-giving mountain rivulet