"The Bells of Old Mesilla" celebrated regional history
LAS CRUCES -- The play “The Bells of Old Mesilla” celebrated its final night Sunday at the Rio Grande Theater in downtown Las Cruces.The play was set in Mesilla, a town that was part of Mexico more...
View ArticleMovie highlights reduced Juarez violence
EL PASO, Texas -- Filmmaker Charlie Minn is releasing his latest documentary-style movie. It looks at a recent and dramatic drop in murders in Juarez.The murder rate is down ninety percent from two...
View ArticleNMSU Board Names Dr. Manuel Pacheco Interim President
The NMSU board unanimously approved Dr. Manuel Pacheco as interim president Wednesday after Dr. Barbara Couture left the university last week.A familiar face on campus, Dr. Pacheco was NMSU’s interim...
View ArticleHeinrich and Wilson Square Off in Las Cruces
Heather Wilson and Martin Heinrich squared off in a debate at the Dona Ana County elections office.
View ArticleFormer U.S. Diplomat Visits Las Cruces, Speaks on Middle East
Former U.S. diplomat Joe Wilson visited NMSU’s campus Friday to speak about his work in the Middle East.Wilson said Las Cruces has a unique perspective when it comes to international relations.“I think...
View ArticleBone Marrow Donor Drive Coming to NMSU
NMSU is hosting a bone marrow donor drive Thursday inspired, in part, by one stranger who gave one Las Cruces woman the gift of life in the form of a bone marrow transplant.Laurie Abbott found out she...
View ArticleMartinez: Will Not Leave New Mexico For Potential Appointment
Gov. Susana Martinez said Wednesday at a political rally she would not accept an appointment by Mitt Romney if he is elected president and offers her an appointment.“No…I’m committed to New Mexico. I...
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