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City grants De La Vega's small brewer's liquor license
In particular, the specialty beer for the Las Cruces restaurant just got wider distribution as the Las Cruces City Council unanimously approved the issuance of a small brewer's liquor license at Monday's council meeting, at City Hall.
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Walmart to open third store on June 12
Walmart has put up a sign announcing that its new store - the third in Las Cruces - will open on June 12.
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Subway awards Las Cruces Catholic School $2,000 for exercise equipment
Las Cruces area Subways sponsored local elementary schools in The Fifth Annual Great El Paso-Las Cruces Subway Restaurants Fitness Challenge.
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RV fire damages trucks, Las Cruces mobile home
No injuries were reported Monday morning when an RV, two pickup trucks and a mobile home on Buckhorn Drive caught on fire.
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Las Cruces customers wrestle with unexpected big utility bills
They have big utility bills that need to be settled with Las Cruces Utilities, bills they weren't aware of until recently.
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Comcast of Las Cruces employees gathered with Dona Ana Elementary School staff, parents, students and community members, along with volunteers from a number of school groups and from throughout the school district to paint and beautify the school on April 27.
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Convict says wait violated rights
A Las Cruces man whose murder trial was postponed 12 times is asking the New Mexico Supreme Court to overturn his conviction.
Trial begins for 2010 triple murder case
The suspect in a triple murder that happened three years ago finally goes to trial in Las Cruces on Monday.
Las Cruces Style: Downtown comes alive
I've been hoping for a dynamic, fun downtown Las Cruces ever since I moved here almost two decades ago.
Shame on the Las Cruces Sun-News for providing an op-ed piece that regents in support for athletics is the right move at NMSU.
Hitting a population milestone: Las Cruces reaches 100,000 mark
Today's Las Cruces is very different from the one Carol Winnebago encountered when her family moved from Maine to the Mesilla Valley in 1958.
Readers' share best things about Las Cruces
In honor of Las Cruces officially hitting the 100,000 population mark, we're celebrating the 100 best things about the Mesilla Valley.
Their view: Tax bill or special session
Passage of a package of tax-reform bills in the closing seconds of the just-concluded legislative session, without most lawmakers having the opportunity to read or fully comprehend the bill, was better than the alternative, Sen.
Their View: The Establishment is nervous about NMSU's new president
The selection of Garrey Carruthers to be NMSU's next president has elicited contrasting responses: almost universal silence from almost all those who the regents think do not count, and almost universal appeals for rallying around the regents' choice from all those who think that they or the regents count.
City's first Country Music Festival fills downtown with music
Main Street Downtown amped up its award-winning Saturday morning market, filling the streets with country music melodies and allowing fans the unique chance to interact with notable musicians and songwriters as part of the first Las Cruces Country Music Festival.
Winning numbers picked for $600 million Powerball jackpot
A $600 million jackpot proved to be a powerful lure as lottery players in Las Cruces and throughout the country lined up for their shot at the big prize.
Nearly 1,300 Las Cruces seniors graduate in Saturday ceremonies
Nearly 1,300 graduates from Las Cruces' three largest high schools walked the stage Saturday, saying good-bye to their high school days and setting their sights on what's to come.
City Council may vote on municipal election ordinance Monday
After numerous questions and tweaks, the Las Cruces City Council may finally be ready to approve a more comprehensive ordinance that applies to campaign practices for candidates running for municipal offices.
PROFILE: Scaring up business to rock the Farmers & Crafts Market
"I make pretty much everything," said Allison Sakellakos, co-owner of Zombie Lounge, a local accessories business.