Category: Comunidád Vital

A distinctive feature of the conference will be the involvement of NMSU system students, who will serve as questioners throughout the program. [more…]

All outside lanes approaching the intersection of Lohman Avenue and Walnut Street are temporarily closed while roadway and traffic signal improvements are completed. [more…]

“Our communities are deeply connected, and today we stand alongside El Paso in remembrance, unity, and strength.” [more…]

“Your generosity is helping strengthen our community, one donation at a time.” [more…]

“We’re happy to invite the community to start enjoying the pond.” [more…]

Low reservoir levels and scheduled water releases are also affecting boating access at several additional parks. [more…]

If you discover anything of interest, please leave them in place and notify a ranger or park staff. [more…]

Hidalgo County Fire Rescue District 1 reported crews were dispatched to the derailment near the Interstate 10 corridor at mile marker 34. [more…]

Construction continues on Interstate 25 between mile markers 6 and 14.2, where crews are replacing guardrails and installing concrete barrier walls. [more…]

“Drought is changing the way New Mexicans and other visitors experience their state parks, but it doesn’t change our commitment to keeping these places accessible and welcoming.” [more…]

The installation’s Directorate of Emergency Services is working with delivery partners to develop a secure solution that maintains installation access requirements while restoring reliable package… [more…]

“Chaco Canyon is one of New Mexico’s greatest cultural and historical treasures.” [more…]

“With thousands of veterans already taking advantage of this benefit, their state parks are providing vital open spaces for recreation and healing, as a tangible ‘thank you’ for their sacrifices.” [more…]

The draft guidelines complement Rule 19.25.16 NMAC, which took effect April 9, 2026, and lay out a practical roadmap for how each region will build its… [more…]

The Department of the Interior encouraged visitors to “step back in time” along the trails that wind through the historic site, where the preserved ruins… [more…]

At 5:29 A.M. on July 16th, 1945, the world’s first nuclear bomb was detonated, marking the beginning of the nuclear age. [more…]

New Mexico State Parks will continue monitoring conditions, removing debris, assessing hazards, and maintaining facilities until water levels rise sufficiently to support normal operations. [more…]

The tree was already full grown and well established in a photo taken in 1959, so it is likely at least 10 years older than… [more…]

The Las Cruces Museum System invites visitors aged 13+ to our “Grief Café,” a supportive gathering space to talk openly about grief, loss, and the… [more…]

Motorists traveling through Las Cruces and southern New Mexico should expect continued construction delays this week as several highway improvement projects remain underway, including guardrail… [more…]

“We need a lot of data to be able to estimate, ‘We have 100 years of water,’ or ‘We have 500 years of water.’” [more…]

The Piro-Manso-Tiwa (PMT) Indian Tribe has a long history in the Borderland region, with ancestral homelands in Central and Southern New Mexico. [more…]

All outdoor programs are subject to cancellation due to extreme heat, weather conditions, public health concerns or missile range activities. [more…]

For those venturing onto trails, officials say carrying plenty of water is critical. [more…]

The experimental data are intended to help communities identify areas where residents may be more vulnerable during periods of extreme heat. [more…]

Park officials also encourage visitors to help protect White Sands by picking up litter they encounter during their visit. [more…]

Just this past weekend, NMDOT maintenance crews removed three full truckloads of tire debris from I-10, I-25, and US 70 in the Las Cruces area… [more…]

Las Cruces Museums will also NOT be hosting “Neurodivergent Night” on Thursday, July 2. [more…]

County officials say the fairgrounds celebration is designed to complement the city’s Independence Day events, creating nearly a week of activities for residents and visitors. [more…]

“For Radium Springs and the surrounding area, Leasburg Dam State Park is a gathering place—a home base— for families, school groups and generations of New Mexicans… [more…]

The rehabilitation project marks the beginning of a renewed community garden program at City Hall, where volunteers will work together throughout the year to cultivate… [more…]

Having a dog or cat microchipped is one of the best safeguards to ensure a pet can be returned home if it’s lost or runs… [more…]

The Fourth of July holiday is one of the busiest times of the year for lost pets due to fireworks and increased activity. [more…]

According to park officials, the family-friendly event is intended to encourage visitors to celebrate, contemplate and connect with the ideals of independence while recognizing White… [more…]

When spending time outdoors, pet owners should seek opportunities for shade and cooling breaks. [more…]

Sand dunes at the park are constantly moving and changing, this can mean a marker might be shorter than you are expecting or even fall… [more…]

Hotshot crews are considered the elite teams of wildland firefighting. [more…]

Unlike bones or teeth, trace fossils preserve evidence of an animal’s behavior rather than its physical remains. [more…]

Selected volunteers will receive training and will be authorized to use hand tools, power equipment and government vehicles as needed to perform trail maintenance duties. [more…]

“Our forests have exceeded the land’s carrying capacity.” [more…]

According to the department, the online archive has received more than 1.7 billion visits worldwide since launching in May, with additional records expected to be… [more…]

No regular mail service, bank operations or stock market trading will occur Friday, June 19, in observance of Juneteenth. [more…]

 The site embodies the rich history and heritage of the Southwest borderlands and offers tours, lectures, and interactive programming for the public. [more…]

As the city continues to grow, officials say investments in parks and recreation help strengthen neighborhoods, encourage outdoor activity and create gathering places for residents… [more…]

“At Black Programs, we believe events like Juneteenth and Black Business Month are more than celebrations – they are opportunities to learn, connect and grow… [more…]

Fee waivers apply to recreation standard amenity fees, including visitor centers, picnic and day-use areas, and National Conservation Lands units managed by the BLM. [more…]

The successful candidate will assess existing programs and services offered to youth in Las Cruces. [more…]

“This growing demand shows how much outdoor access matters to communities across New Mexico.” [more…]

Site hosts help operate the Dripping Springs Visitor Center, which serves more than 150,000 visitors annually. [more…]

“Outdoor recreation is part of New Mexico’s culture, and this week is a reminder of how much fishing and boating contribute to our quality of life” [more…]

“We are committed to being responsible stewards of our water resources and ensuring that Alumni Pond performs as designed.” [more…]

Park officials noted that only a few volunteer positions are being sought for the cleanup effort. [more…]

Deadline: Friday, June 12, 2026, at 5 p.m. (No exceptions) [more…]

Each location has two Level 3 fast chargers with two ports each that can fully charge a vehicle in 1 to 2 hours, and four… [more…]