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'The Men Behind the Tin Star' shootout
"The Men Behind the Tin Star" was the theme for the November Cowboy Action Shooting match of the Lincoln County Regulators.
Expect magical experiences at Hollywood hotel
When former "Truth or Consequences" television show writer Milt Larsen stared out of his office window in Hollywood in the early 1960s, he routinely fastened his gaze on a 1909 "castle" perched on the hill above - complete with swirling turrets, colorful stained glass windows and lots of peeling paint.
November 13, 1909: The U.S. Patent Office has granted A.B. Renehan, attorney of this city, a patent for a new bath cabinet.
Guest editorial: State must face the financial truth
The governor begins his annual administrative budget hearings next week. Whether his last soiree through the state's beleaguered books will be a cursory review or will, instead, face the truth and realistically deal with the challenges Tennesseans face remains to be seen.
Senators played hooky during session
As lawmakers last month worked to solve the state's budget crisis in a special legislative session, two state senators skipped much of the work to go on separate hunting trips.
State agency awards almost $1.6 million for trails
The New Mexico State Parks Division will award almost $1.6 million in federal funding for eight trail projects.
THERE IS A LOT OF TALK ABOUT WARREN BUFFETT'S BIG BET ON BNSF AND THE FUTURE OF THE US OF A. What is MUCH more important is what he DID NOT bet on: Warren DID NOT bet on Autonomobiles - and there are a lot of them for sale.
The American Legion Riders Chapter 12 of the Bataan Post No. 4 were saddled up and ready for the trip to Truth or Consequences on Sunday where they dropped off supplies of comfort to the New Mexico Veteran's Association Home.
Ghostly claims echo in theater, saloon
Hollywood phantoms, poltergeists, spirits, specters and spooks come in all shapes and sizes, but those ghosts aren't real.
Environment Department denies T or C dairy permit again
For the second time, New Mexico Environment Department officials have rejected a discharge permit for a proposed dairy near Truth or Consequences.
New Mexico News Brief, Tuesday, Oct. 27
Navajo Nation President Joe Shirley Junior said he's disappointed the Navajo Nation Council has placed him on administrative leave.
Truth or Consequences: How to Give Performance Feedback
Many of us put off giving feedback to our employees even though we intuitively know giving and getting honest feedback is essential, says Judith Lindenberger of The Lindenberger Group, LLC.
Technically Speaking, Market Analysis...
An overview of stock market chart and market dynamics to encourage investors and traders to be all they can be.
Space industry arrives in New Mexico
As crews begin transforming the desert south of Truth or Consequences into the world's first purpose-built spaceport, space officials and entrepreneurs from all over the world gathered this week in Las Cruces to get serious about the business of commercial spaceflight.
Old Time Fiddlers gather for state finals in T or C
The New Mexico Old Time Fiddlers State Championship will be held Friday through Sunday in Truth or Consequences, N.M. at the Civic Center, Ralph Edwards Auditorium at 400 Fourth St.
Saw VI, New Mexico's real Jigsaw--David Parker Ray and torture porn
Saw V I opens this weekend. Critics scoff at the movie and call it torture porn, and have found the killer, Tobin Bell's Jigsaw to be unrealistic.
Bids sought for construction of Spaceport America terminal hanger
Bids for the construction of the Spaceport America terminal hangar are being sought, the New Mexico Spaceport Authority announced Thursday.
Evans to seek PRC District 5 seat
D. Kent Evans, a longtime Las Cruces resident, has announced his candidacy for the District 5 seat on the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission.
Reusable Rocket Plane Soars in Test Flight
Lockheed Martin's elusive prototype autonomous rocket plane roars down launch rail in second test flight from Spaceport America in New Mexico in August 2008.
Spaceport Authority backs plans for 2 visitors centers
The New Mexico Spaceport Authority on Wednesday backed an agreement that would establish the first of two visitors centers planned for the $200 million, state-owned spaceport.
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