Category: Comunidád Vital

A micro-surfacing project began Friday, Oct. 30, on streets throughout Las Cruces and is scheduled to continue through Tuesday, Nov. 10. [more…]

“NMDA is proud to co-host HomeGrown with the Museum once again.” [more…]

New this year is our Kids Holiday Passport! Children can visit participating City department booths, enjoy fun and interactive activities, and collect a stamp at each… [more…]

Beneath the jokes and Hollywood references lies a serious conservation message: bats are essential to healthy ecosystems, and many species face threats to their survival. [more…]

Community members interested in participating can drop off their items Monday – Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 2480 Lakeside Dr in Las… [more…]

Smoke alarms should not be tested by lighting a candle or matches under the detector. [more…]

The nation’s chocolate and chocolate candy manufacturers employed approximately 42,020 people that year, while nonchocolate candy manufacturers employed another 28,988. [more…]

The NMSU College of Engineering is sharing its own pumpkin carving stencils and promoting a Halloween giveaway. [more…]

From keeping young trick-or-treaters safe on neighborhood streets to making sure the festivities remain enjoyable for everyone, a little preparation can help ensure that Halloween… [more…]

DACC advises students, faculty, staff and visitors to allow additional travel time, plan for alternate parking arrangements and exercise caution when traveling through the construction… [more…]

“We were proud to provide this crucial training for law enforcement personnel from all around the state and support New Mexicans with missing family members… [more…]

“BNSF personnel are on site working to clear the incident as quickly and as safely as possible.” [more…]

The County is encouraging residents to share their experiences with flooding and other roadway hazards through Route Ready, the County’s Road Network Resilience Plan. [more…]

Although admission to the Jubilee is free, advance tickets are required. [more…]

“From after-hours emergencies to everyday maintenance, our crews work around the clock to keep Doña Ana County moving safely.” [more…]

The program encourages participation by both individuals and organized groups, offering an opportunity for residents to contribute to neighborhood beautification while completing volunteer service requirements. [more…]

With approximately 1,400 species worldwide, bats are among the most diverse groups of mammals, second only to rodents. [more…]

The October 25 program, presented by White Sands National Park in partnership with Western National Parks, will feature Integrated Resources Program Manager David Bustos discussing… [more…]

“Its enduring legacy of service and lasting contribution to the profession and the people it serves is a testament to his work in particular.”  [more…]

Doña Ana County provides cremation and burial services for unclaimed individuals who pass away within the county, ensuring they are laid to rest with peace… [more…]

Residents must unload their own materials. Staff will be available to answer questions about acceptable items. [more…]

For questions or more information, call 211. [more…]

People are also reminded the cannon firing is simply blanks announcing the start of the parade and is not an emergency. [more…]

There will not be a drop for children 1 to 4 years old. Children in this age group will be given a goody bag and… [more…]

From salmon fishing to tarantula seeking or sketching landscapes, the seasons has an outdoor adventure for everyone. [more…]

The Forestry Division recommends planting seedlings in moist soil, making sure roots have good contact with the surrounding earth. [more…]

Lane closures continue around the Spruce Avenue, Telshor Boulevard and Triviz Drive intersection area. [more…]

“The guide gives voters better insight into the candidates’ perspectives and experiences.” [more…]

Unlike many amphibians, this lungless salamander lives entirely on land, without an aquatic larval stage. [more…]

“This annual report demonstrates a true shift from broadband planning to implementation across New Mexico.” [more…]

Anyone who needs to conduct business Monday should check with the individual office or organization before making the trip, particularly for facilities or services not… [more…]

For safety, the public is asked to avoid using La Llorona Park and trail until notification has been issued that cleanup and assessment have been completed. [more…]

Nacho Drive between Lohman Avenue and Foothills Road will be closed from Monday, Oct. 5, through Wednesday, Oct. 7, as part of the City’s 2025–2026… [more…]

Many of the participants will have free giveaways and resource brochures available. [more…]

Doña Ana County Roads crews responded to the area Wednesday, Sept. 30, after the sinkhole exposed the gas line. [more…]

NMSU’s Latin American Programs, or LAP, and Zuhl Library hosted its latest “Conchas y Co-Work” event. [more…]

“Completing the Alumni Pond project has been a collaborative effort, and we’re excited to welcome the NMSU community back to this space.” [more…]

To prepare for the expedition and complete the fieldwork as safely as possible, Trujillo traveled to southeastern Utah, where he completed a three-day canyoneering and… [more…]

“Investing in outdoor opportunities for young people is an investment in both healthy communities and New Mexico’s economy.” [more…]

The County recommends filling bags one-half to two-thirds full with sand and placing them in front of doors, low windows and other low entry points… [more…]

“What began as a small departmental initiative has grown into a collaborative effort involving campus offices and numerous community partners, extending our reach beyond NMSU… [more…]

Motorists should reduce speeds, obey posted signs and use caution around construction personnel and equipment. [more…]

The delegation is studying future spaceport development on Tanegashima, the Japanese island that is already home to the Tanegashima Space Center. [more…]

The cleanup followed the previous weekend’s Diez y Seis celebration, bringing together historic site staff, students, volunteers and town personnel to help clean up after… [more…]

Mesilla Mayor Russell Hernandez was among those photographed helping fill bags as supplies were distributed. [more…]

Las Cruces Community Recreation will offer a six-week series of free guided hikes this fall, with outings scheduled every Thursday and Saturday from Oct. 15… [more…]

Construction schedules and traffic restrictions are subject to change without notice. [more…]

Monsoon storms tend to be small, but they can move very quickly. [more…]

“What started as a conversation is now becoming something much bigger, and hopefully, the beginning of an important chapter in the history of NMSU and… [more…]

According to the Weather Service, a broad area of south-central New Mexico received 1 to 2 inches of rain during the previous 24 hours. [more…]

“Steve’s steady leadership and deep agricultural background make him the right person to guide this museum into its next chapter.” [more…]

This year’s theme is “Here to Stay,” which organizers describe as a reference to the history and continuing presence of LGBTQ+ people and their families,… [more…]

“The country as a whole faced a number of challenges to tourism growth in 2025, but New Mexico was able to defy the national trend… [more…]

“Ranger Rio represents the heart of a ranger for many of us and is a friendly and accessible way for state parks to reach families, students, and outdoor… [more…]

The mouse gets its name from expandable cheek pouches used to carry food, including seeds that may be stored for later use. [more…]

The Space Art Show Opening and Awards Ceremony begins at 5 p.m., featuring 74 works submitted by 36 artists along with nearly 100 student posters… [more…]

Snacks, water, trash bags and safety vests will be provided for participants. [more…]

“We were further away than any human had ever been.” [more…]