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Leave that stove alone! Decadent Table will do the cooking for you Lisa Kratzer worked a part-time job when her children were little.

Learning to play the game Quickly approaching the cusp of an alternative energy revolution, the benefits of nuclear technology have become more appealing than ever before.

Inverness County Club golf pro Troy Raybon birdied the final hole at Auburn University Club on Thursday to win the Dixie PGA Professional Championships by one stroke.

Also, no sketches, no recording of sounds. The rationale for this goes directly to simulacrum and the sacred: the ground itself and all activities upon it remain contained, singular, rare.

The impact of political change on the dietary supplement industry is set to be one of the major themes to be examined at a forthcoming industry event.

've returned from Albuquerque, from three terrific days on the Santa Ana Pueblo on the edge of Bernalillo where I was involved with the 12th annual Native Vision camp .

Darryl Madalena knows a thing or two about finishing a race. The former New Mexico state high school track champion from the Jemez Pueblo bested four other candidates to win the Democrat primary.

Mom had her day; now it's Dad's turn. During Father's Day weekend, the Hyatt Regency Tamaya Resort & Spa in New Mexico lets all fathers enjoy a round of golf and/or a horseback ride for free when accompanied by ...

The New Mexico Environment Department awarded $260,000 in grants to help communities deal with recycling and illegal dumping.

ALBUQUERQUE A jury has awarded $1.3 million in damages to an Anglo couple who alleged Santa Ana Pueblo officials discriminated against them. via Alamogordo Daily News

“Conrad doesn't coach from the sidelines”

Conrad Granito, general manager of Santa Ana Star Casino , received Native American Casino magazine's 2007 Leadership Award. via New Mexico Business Weekly

Political marketing is fascinating. One of the most fascinating things is how the "political experts" get a glimmer of an idea and run with it. via Mary's Blog

In a bizarre twist that could only be described as a publicity stunt gone bad, Lt. via Mario Burgos

UPDATE: Also see Ali's post at Clearly New Mexico for her take on the meeting and a video clip. via Democracy for New Mexico

JEMEZ SPRINGS, N.M. -- Beep Beep! These rugged red mountains look awfully familiar. Deja vu! I've seen this tawny scrubland before.

On the day you arrive in New Mexico, you will recognize it.

And not just from Road Runner cartoons.

More than 90 major films and TV shows have been shot there in the last five years, including 'No Country for Old Men,' which just nabbed the best picture Oscar. This is 'Terminator' country, 'City Slickers' country and '3:10 to Yuma' country.

Yet, the silver screen version of New Mexico is no substitute for visiting, because then how would you experience the shopping in Santa Fe or the cement tub at the Jemez Springs Bathhouse? Read more

Republicans want to attract different voters. The top campaign official for the presumed GOP presidential nominee, John McCain, is identifying five groups of target voters. via KCBD-TV Lubbock

With their party still divided over a presidential nominee, New Mexico Democrats joined forces Thursday to tell voters why electing Republican presidential nominee John McCain would be bad for New Mexico. via Las Cruces Sun-News

“New Mexico is a battleground target state for us”

The national chairman of the Republican Party said Tuesday that the GOP is targeting New Mexico in the presidential race and is taking sides in one of the state's contested primary campaigns for a congressional ... via Santa Fe New Mexican

The rabbit-hunting story told by Robert Rocha was a tall tale intended to cover up murder, according to Rio Rancho police who arrested him today. via KRQE

“John McCain. The American president Americans have been waiting for.”

John McCain began running today what his campaign is calling the first television ad of the general-election season, and he picked New Mexicans to be the first voters to see it. via Heath Haussamen on New Mexico Politics