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WEDNESDAY DAILY DIGEST (7/3/24)

Welcome to the “Daily Digest”. Discover what’s going on in our broader community RIGHT NOW. This is a new feature offered by Las Cruces Digest, and we would like to know how we can make these weekday posts more helpful. Contact us with any feedback you may have (or simply comment on the post on Facebook).

A Las Cruces Digest Report by Levi Gwaltney, Editor

Daily Weather Report:

4 o’clock HIGH

Scattered Showers then
Scattered
T-storms

Detailed weather information can be found at forecast.weather.gov

Reported Events Reminder For Wednesday, July 3:

Daily Driver Traffic Report for Wednesday, July 3:

  • Electric Light Parade Closures in Las Cruces
    Electric Light Parade Closures in Las Cruces

    On Wednesday, July 3, The City of Las Cruces 4th of July Celebration will kick off with the Electric 5k and Fun Run followed by the annual Electric Light Parade.

  • Traffic Signal Infrastructure Upgrade: Hadley Avenue and Walnut Street
    Traffic Signal Infrastructure Upgrade: Hadley Avenue and Walnut Street

    Las Cruces motorists are advised that Traffic Signal Infrastructure work will take place at Hadley Avenue and Walnut Street beginning Monday, July 1, 2024, and is expected to be completed by July 5, 2024.

  • Sundown Road Lane Closures
    Sundown Road Lane Closures

    Las Cruces Motorists will experience a westbound lane closure on Sundown Road from the intersection of Telshor Boulevard and Sundown Road.

  • El Paseo Road Lane Closure Planned
    El Paseo Road Lane Closure Planned

    Motorists who utilize the northbound lanes of El Paseo Road, between Idaho Avenue and Wyatt Drive, will experience a lane closure for the next two weeks. 

  • Redwood Street Road Closure
    Redwood Street Road Closure

    Las Cruces motorists are advised that Redwood Street, between N. Triviz Drive to Catalpa Drive, will be closed to through traffic with a lane shift on N. Triviz Drive from Monday June 24 through July 5, 2024.

  • Calle de El Paso/Hwy 292 Closed in Las Cruces
    Calle de El Paso/Hwy 292 Closed in Las Cruces

    Calle de El Paso/HWY 292 will be closed to through traffic between Laguna Drive and Avenida de Mesilla, Monday, June 10, 2024, through Tuesday, July 9, 2024, as part of the installation of a new sewer force main project.

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Check the New Mexico Department of Transportation website (NMRoads.com) for more.


Events from the Doña Ana County Calendar Month View for Wednesday, July 3, 2024:

The events listed, below, link to the Doña Ana County Events Calendar. For specifics, and to confirm time and place, please follow the links provided here:

  • Nothing reported on the Doña Ana County Calendar
Events from the Visit Las Cruces EVENTS for Wednesday, July 3, 2024:

The events listed, below, link to the Visit Las Cruces Events calendar. For specifics, and to confirm time and place, please follow the links provided here:

“Mata Ortiz: Highlights from the Lysbeth Warren Anderson Collection”

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Annual 4th of July Electric Light Parade (3rd), Celebration and Fireworks (4th)
  • Recurring daily until July 4, 2024

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Electric Light Parade & Electric 5K & One-mile Fun Run

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Mesilla Valley Film Society – Ghostlight
  • Mesilla Valley Fountain Theatre
  • Recurring daily until July 4, 2024

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Summer Kids Series: Little Rascals
  • Cineport 10 Theater

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Summer Youth Running Club Program 5K
  • Meerscheidt Park 

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Vivid Landscapes Art Exhibit by Jerry Hernandez
  • New Mexico Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum
  • Recurring daily until August 4, 2024

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Farmers & Crafts Market of Las Cruces – Wednesdays & Saturdays
  • Downtown Las Cruces & Downtown Plaza de Las Cruces
  • Recurring weekly on Wednesday, Saturday until July 31, 2024

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Spilling Beans

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  • Welcome, Aggies, to the Era of “Name, Image and Likeness”

  • Welcome, Aggies, to the Era of “Name, Image and Likeness”

    This past April, the NCAA moved closer to a comprehensive and universally agreed upon position when it comes to student athletes ability to retain owndership of the rights associated with their individual name, image and likeness. It’s about time.