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Moccia Introduces New A-Mountain Sports Leadership
“The new leadership team of A-Mountain Sports, the official Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) Collective of NM State Athletics is now in place and I am excited to introduce them to you.” –Mario Moccia, NMSU Athletic Director
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City of Las Cruces Announces Tree Lighting Ceremony will be Saturday, December 7
This event is a wonderful opportunity to bring our community together in the spirit of the season.
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NM State XC Wraps Season in Snowy Mountain Regional
For the first and only time this cross country season, the Aggies battled snow.
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No Carrot Vegetable Medley: Autumn Vegetable Succotash
This medley of vegetables mixes fresh and frozen vegetables for a side dish that takes a short time to prepare.
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Lobos Shock Ranked Washington State 38-35: Two Las Cruces Freshmen Have Yet to Play
The win also ended a bunch of long streaks. It marked UNM’s first win over any kind over a ranked team after 26 straight losses.
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Financial Crimes Enforcement Newtork (FinCEN) Issues Alert on Fraud Schemes Involving Deepfake Media Targeting Financial Institutions
“While GenAI holds tremendous potential as a new technology, bad actors are seeking to exploit it to defraud American businesses and consumers, to include financial institutions and their customers.”
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Outbreak Investigation of E. coli Linked to Organic Carrots (November 2024)–No New Mexico Cases; Investigation Ongoing
Grimmway Farms initiated a voluntary recall of multiple sizes and brands of bagged organic whole and baby carrots.
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Recipe: Three Sisters Soup
Try This: Change the vegetables and beans based on what you have on hand. Instead of cumin, try 2 to 3 teaspoons of Italian seasoning or 1 tablespoon of curry powder.
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Winning the 2024 State Volleyball Championship, Bulldawgs join the leaders in the hunt for the “Neighbors Cup”
For three days in November, our broader community was on the edge of our seats watching our local volleyball teams compete in Rio Rancho for a 2024 State Championship. A Las Cruces Digest Report Round Two: Volleyball For three days in November, our broader community was on the edge of our seats watching our local…
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Register Now Mental Health First Aid Class (Youth-English) Offered by County–November 21
Mental Health First Aid will help you identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental illness and substance abuse disorders.
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New Mexicans can take steps to prevent diabetes
Some 12.5% of all New Mexicans were diagnosed with diabetes in 2023.
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NM State Falls at No. 15 Texas A&M
In the game, Texas A&M managed scoring drives on each of its first four possessions to jump out to a 24-0 lead which would prove to be too much for NM State to overcome.
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Lung cancer under-estimated in damage and death it brings
Lung Cancer has long been a killer in New Mexico, the United States and worldwide.
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Williams’ 26 Kills Headline Thriller in Regular-Season Finale
The 2024 regular season came to a thrilling conclusion for NM State Volleyball on Saturday
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Oh, the Joy! Bulldawgs Repeat as State Volleyball Champions
If you have had the opportunity to watch this Las Cruces High School volleyball team compete this season, commit those moments to memory.
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One in the Championship and Four in the Semis: 5-of-9 Local Football Teams Punch Ticket to Next Round
Mesilla Valley Christian traveled to Fort Sumner and emerged victorious to progress to the 8-man State Championship game, next week.
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Yasso Amin Named to 2024 CUSA All-Academic Team
Conference USA unveiled its 2024 Volleyball All-Academic Team on Friday, recognizing NM State outside hitter Yasso Amin.
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New Mexico Media Arts Collective kicks off lecture series with FREE webinar November 23
New Mexico is known for its groundbreaking technological advancements and iconic film, television, and media productions like “Oppenheimer” and “Breaking Bad,” and has long served as a hub for both creative and technological innovation.
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Las Cruces Utilities Customers Can Reduce Yearly Sewer Rate By Using Less Water Now Through February
Using less water now until your February 2025 bill will result in a lower sewer rate for the following 12 months.
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Las Cruces Utilities Kindly Requests: Please Do Not Flush Wipes
Wipes of all kinds should be thrown in the trash and not flushed down a toilet even though packaging may indicate they are are “flushable.”
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Series Opener Goes to Blue Raiders
The final series of NM State Volleyball’s regular-season schedule got off to a rocky start on Friday.
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City Traffic Management Team Earns Intelligent Transportation Society Champion Award
The ITSNM held its annual meeting Wednesday, October 16, 2024, in Albuquerque. This year’s theme was ‘Investing in Safety.’
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NM State Staves Off Islander Comeback to Remain Undefeated
Five Aggies finished with 10+ points, while fending off and Islander comeback attempt, notching an 83-82 win.
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Chief Story Addresses Community about November 11 Officer Involved Shooting
The incident occurred about 10:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 11. An LCPD officer made contact with 50-year-old Danny Garcia De Leon.
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National Transportation Safety Board proceeds with Las Cruces Air Show Crash as a “Class 3” Investigation–Preliminary Report Released
The EA 300 model is commonly used for acrobatic flying, and Coleman was not the first fatality reported for EA 300s this year.
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Neighborhood Dumpster Day Saturday, November 16
KLCB will provide open-top trash containers for the community to dump yard waste, household trash, and other permittable items for FREE.
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NM State Returns to Road for Battle Against No. 15 Texas A&M
NM State will face its toughest test of the season this weekend as it travels to College Station, Texas, to take on No. 15 Texas A&M in what will be the Aggies’ penultimate road game of the season.
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Fall Student Art Show Reception November 21
The newest exhibit from elementary school students in the LCPS district is set to be on display beginning Thursday, November 21 at 3:00 p.m.
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Income Growth Outpaces Household Borrowing
The authors examine debt balances scaled by income, and how this has evolved over the past twenty-five years.
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Las Cruces Utilities Offers Pilot Light Relight Service
Avoid long wait times and schedule your Pilot Relight before cold weather arrives.
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UTSA’s 3-Pointers Hand Aggies First Loss of Season
NM State recorded its first loss of the season as they fell 75-61 to UTSA on Thursday night in the Pan American Center.
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Native American Storytelling Show and Tell November 20 at Branigan
The Native American Storytelling Show and Tell is from 2:30 to 4 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 20, at Thomas Branigan Memorial Library, 200 E. Picacho Ave.
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A Weekend of Championship High School Football from Bernalillo to Fort Sumner, Deming to Dexter–and Two Games Right Here in Our Broader Community
Here is a breakdown of each of the seven games teams from our broader community will be playing this weekend.
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Five Facts About the United States Drought Monitor
No geographic area is immune to the potential of drought at any given time.
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Villa Mora Dam Park Proposed Park and Botanical Garden Public Meeting–Public Meeting December 3
The meeting will allow for discussion on the tentative ideas proposed for the park.
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Freshman Dijana Mazumdar Named WAC Swimmer of the Week
Following a stellar week at home, true freshman Dijana Mazumdar has been named the Western Athletic Conference Women’s Swimmer of the Week, the league announced Wednesday afternoon.