Saturday Jul 19 | The Taos News
After five years of public meetings, water-cooler discussions, fierce arguments and ultimate compromise, Taos has a regional water plan.
The newly appointed Interim Town Attorney, Marcus Rael Jr., sidetracked passage of a Resolution that might have made the Town of Taos a founding member of the proposed Enchanted Circle Regional Transit ...
The rumble and roar of motorcycles will echo through the Enchanted Circle this weekend as the annual Memorial Day Motorcycle Rally gets underway in the town of Red River, located on NM 38 in northern Taos ...
Amigos Bravos celebrates 20th anniversary
“It made us rethink how we approached issues.”
A fledgling group of river advocates took on a mining company near Questa 20 years ago to help protect the Rio Grande. via Las Cruces Sun-News
"Congestion" may hinder emergency phone calls in northern N.M.
Qwest Communications crews are working to resolve a problem that may make it tough to get a hold of emergency services in parts of northern New Mexico. via KRQE
911 system fails in northern N.M.
Several northern New Mexico communities are without 911 emergency service. Andy Bertges of the Angel Fire Fire Department says residents of Angel Fire, Red River and the Moreno Valley are getting a busy signal ... via KOB-TV
Tourism Commission town hall scheduled for Roswell
“It is an opportunity for the people of New Mexico and the southeast region in particular to meet one-on-one with state tourism officials and express their views”
The New Mexico Tourism Commission will hold a town hall forum in Roswell on April 18 following the conclusion of the Governor's Conference on Tourism. via New Mexico Business Weekly
Democratic presidential campaigns fight for N.M. votes
“We feel a sea change of momentum”
The Democratic presidential campaigns are making their last push for votes in New Mexico with events in Las Cruces, a nationally televised town hall on Monday and hundreds of volunteers making phone calls and ... via Las Cruces Sun-News
“The community charges a lodger's tax”
Located at the southern edge of the Rocky Mountains, Red River, N.M., bills itself as "a ski vacation paradise, summer vacation heaven, conference center and resort town all rolled into one." Tourists are ... via Mass Transit
New Mexico Ski Season Gets Boost
Ski season is kicking off at some of the biggest resorts in New Mexico this weekend. via KOAT.com
Snow forecast for northern, western New Mexico
Snow is coming to much of northern and western New Mexico today and early tomorrow. via KDBC
Rapidly Moving in the Wrong Direction
A couple of weeks ago I read an article in the New Mexico Business Weekly about the funding challenges faced by the art scene . via Mario Burgos
Storm helps, but La Nina lurks for N.M.
“We kind of slipped into a La Nina pattern which typically for New Mexico is a warmer, drier regime”
By: Cris Ornelas, Eyewitness News 4, and Kurt Christopher, KOB.com Storm helps, but La Nina lurks for N.M. A home in Roswell is covered with snow. via KOB-TV
Phone Outage Affects 3 Northern N.M. Communities
Qwest Communications crews have fixed a phone outage that had affected about 6,500 customers in Angel Fire, Red River and Questa. via KOAT.com
Warm, dry weather delays opening of ski slopes
“Snowfall will probably be below normal.”
While Thanksgiving serves as the traditional opening date for many of New Mexico's ski areas, Mother Nature has not provided much snow thus far. via El Paso Times
Transit myopia could force area to - miss the bus'
As Northern New Mexico prepares for the imminent arrival of the North Central Regional Transit District, it appears that the majority of towns and village that comprise the Enchanted Circle have missed the bus. via The Taos News