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Rare T. rex footprints in New Mexico help round out picture of prehistoric giant
Photo: This track, and another found nearby, are the only confirmed T. rex footprints in the world.
NM begins cleanup at Superfund site in Carrizozo
The state Environment Department has started cleaning up the Cimarron Mining Corp.
Hampton to perform tonight at cowboy church R.W. Hampton, a western entertainers in America today, will be in concert at 7 tonight at Chisholm Trail Cowboy Church, located five miles west of Atwoods on U.S. 412 at Winter Livestock.
Photo: Ann Federici when she was 12 years old. Her parents, Narciso and Divina Federici, moved to Cimarron in 1914, where they built an opera house.
Some recent coverage of the convo between Adam Gopnik and JMG Le Clezio at PEN World Voices.
State's first printing press cloaked in mystery
The origin of New Mexico's first printing press is in dispute, and the only way to solve the mystery might be to find it and, if necessary, dig it up.
Villagers rebuild church lost to fire
You go to church every Sunday and sit in the same pew. You sing the same hymns, recite the same prayers.
Tri-State to build solar plant in northeast NM [3:00 p.m.]
A 500,000-panel solar photovoltaic power plant that will stretch for nearly a mile is being planned on the high plains of northeastern New Mexico between Springer and Cimarron.
Senate OKs bill to curb wildlife slaughter
A bill aimed at stopping the slaughter of wildlife that are munching on crops passed the state Senate today on a 31-10 vote.
Originally from Mattoon, Illinois, Morrison graduated with a B.S. from Oklahoma Panhandle State University and went on to get his Doctor of Optometry from Southern College of Optometry.
NM Supreme Court agrees ranch can't shut road
New Mexico Wildlife Federation president Ed Olona says the state Supreme Court has ruled that a northern New Mexico ranch can't shut off access to state trust lands near Cimarron by blocking a road.
Bill would end killing of wildlife on private land
When a Cimarron area rancher last year killed more than three dozen pronghorn antelope that had been chowing down on his winter-wheat fields, he was acting within the law.
DPAT hosts songwriter Grombacher
Western songwriter Kerry Grombacher will appear in concert at Morgan Hall at 2 p.m. Saturday in Morgan Hall, 109 East Pine St.
Local Boy Scouts in 'Boy's Life' magazine
A photo of Boy Scout Troop 89 from Edmond was recently selected by "Boy's Life" as the magazine's photo of the month.
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