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Agricultural Women meet, honor 'Diamonds in the Rough'
In the photo, from left, are Grider family members, 2013 Diamond in the Rough recipient Mary Esther Grider, Las Cruces, and Erica Valdez, Diamond in the Rough Award Committee Chairman, Animas.
New Mexico Nursing Students Sue School Over Accreditation Issue
Dona Ana Community College is being sued by eight current and former nursing students over the school's failure last year to maintain national accreditation.
Interim President Pacheco praised by regents for filling leadership void
An innate leader. Someone who exudes leadership. A man to be emulated, whose presence makes others stand a bit taller themselves.
DACC nursing students file class action lawsuit against college
Eight former and current Dona Ana Community College nursing students filed a class-action lawsuit Friday against the school and its parent institution, New Mexico State University.
Current, former DACC nursing students file lawsuit against college
Former and current Dona Ana Community College nursing students filed a class-action lawsuit against the college over the nursing program's accreditation loss.
NAACP scholarship deadline nears for Do a Ana County high school seniors
The deadline is May 31 for Dona Ana County high school seniors to apply for a $1,000 scholarship to New Mexico State University or Dona Ana Community College sponsored by the Dona Ana County branch of the NAACP, according to NAACP scholarship committee chairman David Lyons.
DACC graduation ceremony Thursday at Pan Am
About 1,300 Dona Ana Community College students will graduate at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Pan American Center.
22 arrested, 29 face charges in Dona Ana, El Paso counties drug sweep
Twenty-nine people living in Dona Ana and El Paso counties face federal drug trafficking charges; 22 of them were arrested in a massive drug operation early Wednesday morning.
BLM fire restrictions set for Las Cruces District and Pecos District
The BLM Pecos District Office is implementing fire restrictions on BLM administered public lands in Chaves, Curry, DeBaca, Eddy, Guadalupe, Lea, Lincoln, Quay, and Roosevelt Counties.
Vado walking trail opens to public Friday
Three years in the making, a beautification project built by the hands of a dozen Dona Ana County youths will celebrate its third phase of completion Friday when the Vado Park and Trail officially opens to the public.
Soil and water district election Tuesday
Dona Ana County residents will vote Tuesday to decide two positions on the governing board of the Dona Ana Soil and Water Conservation District.
Workshop teaches on the importance of coalitions
Representatives from the Unified Prevention! Coalition for a Drug-Free Dona Ana County, an initiative within the Community Foundation of Southern New Mexico , recently completed a workshop on coalition building presented by NM Prevention, an organization within the Office of Substance Abuse Prevention .
Good to go: Cinco de Mayo celebrations
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo, take a garden tour, go to the symphony or get ready to celebrate Travel & Tourism Week.
Family of DACC nursing instructor hit by car files wrongful death suit
The family of the former college instructor who died after being hit by a car in January has filed a wrongful death suit in 3rd Judicial District Court.
DACC culinary arts students prepare for grand opening
Sharyn Hill and Pat Desmond were cracking eggs to make mini cheese cakes Saturday in the new culinary arts kitchen at Dona Ana Community College.
Good to go: Be a fan this weekend
This weekend offers treats for fans of wine, music, arts and crafts, international dance, railroads and British Cars with festivals for aficionados.
On track - Railroad Days celebrates travel history
Time travel to a golden bygone era when railroads revolutionized cross-country travel, and check out some newer aspects, too, at the 6th annual Railroad Days at the Las Cruces Railroad Museum from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday.
Time travel to a golden bygone eara when railroads revolutionized cross-country travel, and check out some newer aspects, too, at the sixth annual Railroad Days, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at the Las Cruces Railroad Museum, 351 N. Mesilla St.
Lost dog's journey throughout Las Cruces ends with happy reunion
Dennis said she and Ruprecht spent about four hours a day, often starting before dawn, to search for Annie.
Final library bond figures announced
The final distribution figures for the 2012 general obligation bond for libraries have been announced.