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Save Time and Money with this Simple Trick (Hint: It’s Not About Beards)
Join No-Till Nolan on his no-shave/no-till journey this November on the NRCS Facebook page as he learns more about the benefits of leaving the stubble.
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Pruebas para detectar el COVID-19 de venta libre con fechas de vencimiento extendidas
Si tiene pruebas para detectar el COVID-19 de venta libre para uso en el hogar con fechas de vencimiento extendidas, podrían usarse después de la fecha de vencimiento que está impresa en la caja.
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Update: FIRE AT LOCAL MIDDLE SCHOOL CONTAINED–PRELIMINARY INFORMATION INDICATE FIRE NOT INTENTIONAL
The fire was reported around 5:30 p.m. The school was hosting a STEM event at the time.
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Six Aggies Earn All-Conference Honors
Following a successful conference season that saw the Aggies record a 5-2-2 mark to finish third in the standings, Conference USA announced their postseason awards on Wednesday, Nov. 6.
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No. 3 NM State Meets No. 2 Liberty in Semifinals
The Aggies and Flames are set to face off in a rematch of last’s season title game, though this time in the semifinals. First kick is slated for 2 p.m. MT.
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Voters Approve Gross Receipts Tax Measure
The GRT bump, set to take effect July 1, 2025, is anticipated to generate an additional $11 million in revenue each year and will help fund capital improvement projects throughout the City.
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Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Orders Navy Federal Credit Union to Pay More Than $95 Million for Illegal Surprise Overdraft Fees
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) took action against Navy Federal Credit Union for charging illegal overdraft fees.
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Who Buys Meme Stocks?
Meme stocks are a relatively new concept in investing.
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Las Cruces Drug Bust: U.S. Attorney’s Office, DEA and HSI Announce Charges Against Fourteen Individuals in Major Drug Trafficking Conspiracy
The operation targeted 15 defendants charged with conspiracy to distribute and/or possession with intent to distribute controlled substances, specifically methamphetamine and fentanyl, and six properties in Las Cruces and Anthony, New Mexico, along with one defendant charged with maintaining a drug-involved premises.
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NMSU Homecoming Events Fill This Weekend With Pride–Go Aggies!
A little rain never stopped the Aggies!
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Zoom Into Exhibit Walkthrough: “Dinner Party: Multicultural Crossroads in Clay” Today (11/7/24) at Noon.
Join us Thursday, November 7, from noon to 1pm to learn about the exhibit.
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NMSU to offer new dual credit engineering courses in spring 2025
The courses will help students to complete the foundational math courses and allow them to progress through the engineering course requirements.
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NMSU to host Military and Veterans Appreciation Week November 9-15
“Military and Veterans Appreciation Week at New Mexico State University is dedicated to recognizing and honoring the service, dedication and sacrifices of military members, veterans and their families within the university community.”
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Seven of Nine Local Teams Seeded in State Football Championship Brackets
This weekend will see four local teams (Hatch Valley, Mesilla Valley Christian, Mayfield and Las Cruces) defend their home turf in early rounds of the NMAA State Championships this weekend.
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NM State Welcomes Western Kentucky for Homecoming Tilt
The Aggies will look to return to the win column following a road loss at FIU last Tuesday.
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It’s Official: November 17th is “Las Cruces Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims”–Las Cruces Event Announced
The 3rd Sunday of November is acknowledged internationally as a Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims.
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State Police investigate fatal crash in Las Cruces
Ismael Misquez, (67), a passenger in the Hyundai was transported to an area hospital where he later succumbed to his injuries.
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Employment and Funding Opportunities as of November 6, 2024
More than 50 job openings! As of November 6, 2024 multiple listings have been published seeking applicants for local and away jobs.
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Montaño Garners CUSA Special Teams Player of the Week Honors
Aggie kicker Abraham Montaño has been on a different level this season and following yet another standout performance last Tuesday, he was recognized as the Conference USA Special Teams Player of the Week.
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Three Aggies Score as NM State Advances to Semifinals
“It was super exciting! We knew what we needed to do this first game. The celebrating is out the window and we’re ready for the next.”
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#3 Aggies Draw #6 Jax State to Open 2024 CUSA Women’s Soccer Championship
Closing the season at 10-5-3 overall, the Aggies notched their third straight season with 10 or more victories under Head Coach Rob Baarts.
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Las Cruces City Council Amends Contract for Police Cameras
The approved amendment increases the amount to be spent in the contract between the City and Axon Enterprises Inc. of Scottsdale, Ariz., by $446,625.
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Area fire departments adjust station numbers to improve emergency coordination
This update is part of a mutual aid agreement previously signed by these departments, with support from the Mesilla Valley Regional Dispatch Authority (MVRDA), to make it easier for emergency responders to work together.
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Water Outage on Spitz Street
Spitz Street residents will experience a water outage from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Wednesday, November 6, 2024. Source: City of Las Cruces The outage will enable the City of Las Cruces Water department to replace a fire hydrant at the intersection of Spitz Street and Rena Mae Court. This outage may affect residents near Tonja…
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Secure your financial future: Tools for people with disabilities
This month, wherever you are in your employment journey, get started with the toolkit on a path forward to meet your financial goals.
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Where’s Xochitl, Now? (Part 23)–Expansion of Domestic Fertilizer, Meat & Poultry Production
USDA continues our efforts to lower costs and increase competition for American producers and families by expanding domestic fertilizer and meat and poultry production.
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General Election Day 2024
Registered voters in Doña Ana County may cast a ballot in the 2024 General Election anytime between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. at any of the listed polling locations.
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Eldorado teams come to Cruces to challenge Hawks and Lady Bulldawgs for spot in State Soccer Championship
While the Lady Bulldawgs entered the championship tournament with a better win-loss record, the only defeats suffered by Eldorado were at the hands of top-seeded 5A favorite La Cueva, and MaxPreps top-ranked team, undefeated 4A bellwether Hope Christian.
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Gassama Powers Aggies to Impressive Road Win
NM State Women’s Basketball opened up the 2024-25 campaign with a defensive masterclass, shutting down UC Irvine in its own arena.
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Aggies Open Season with 36-Point Win Over New Mexico Highlands
In total, 40 of the Aggies’ 93 points came inside the paint while they limited New Mexico Highlands to just six points in the painted area.
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Ned Blackhawk’s “The Rediscovering of America”
“We’re kind of living through this literary and cultural — and one might even say media — renaissance.”
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Fire Damages Home on Salvia Loop in Las Cruces
About 5 a.m. Monday, Nov. 4, 2024, Las Cruces firefighters responded to the report of a residential structure fire on Salvia Loop.
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DAVEY O’BRIEN AWARD’S 35-PLAYER QB CLASS OF 2024 ANNOUNCED–DIEGO PAVIA MAKES THE LIST
Before transferring to Vanderbilt, he was the 2023 Conference USA Offensive Player of the Year at New Mexico State.
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Aggies Tip-Off Against New Mexico Highlands as Coach Hooten’s Second Season Begins
This season, the Aggies welcome back four returners from last year’s roster: Christian Cook, Robert Carpenter, Jaden Harris, and Christopher Biekeu.
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More Ground Cinnamon Products Added to FDA Public Health Alert Due to Presence of Elevated Levels of Lead
The FDA is continuing to analyze cinnamon and review sample results received from state partners who have been continuously sampling ground cinnamon at retail for elevated levels of lead.
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Las Cruces Libraries Offer Computer Literacy Classes in November
Las Cruces Public Libraries offer a variety of computer literacy classes throughout the month to help people become more comfortable using the technology.