May 1, 2009 | SantaFeNewMexican.com
State's first printing press cloaked in mystery
The origin of New Mexico's first printing press is in dispute, and the only way to solve the mystery might be to find it and, if necessary, dig it up.
NM author to present workshop locally
New Mexico author Steven Havill knows only too well the difficulties writers encounter when trying to get their works published by a leading publishing house.
Two escape from juvenile detention center
Two young men-one of whom was serving time for murder-escaped from a juvenile detention center Sunday.
The South Mississippi Sun Herald
Thomasson Partner Associates Commences Initial Work on Sun River...
Sun River Energy, Inc. is pleased to announce that Thomasson Partner Associates, Inc.
Listening to today's news, it's easy to believe our economic mess is something that's never happened before and that it's a direct result of some new affliction affecting only bankers.
Electronic Engineering Times Asia
30MW PV project to power New Mexico
Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association and First Solar Inc. have agreed to develop a 30MW, 500,000-panel solar photovoltaic power plant in northeastern New Mexico.
Tri-State to build solar plant in Colfax County
A 500,000-panel solar photovoltaic power plant that will stretch for nearly a mile is being planned on the high plains of northeastern New Mexico between Springer and Cimarron.
-- Hate-Crime Suspect Claims He Acted on His Own
Defendant accused of attacking a gay man in Raton last November reported ready to plead guilty.