Rabbits and guinea pigs took over the Black Box Theatre on Aug.
15 — reviving local animal shows, organizers said. The Chihuahuan Desert Rabbit & Cavy Breeders Association will host a larger event on Jan. 16 in Deming.
At 72, Raul has faced homelessness while he seeks a stable home for his dog Noodles and himself as he awaits needed heart bypass surgery.
A kind local driver helped him reach Camp Hope, and he now pursues further housing leads in town amid mounting health concerns + urgency.
Santa Fe Brewing will open a taproom near NMSU in Las Cruces in the space formerly owned by Bosque Brewing (a historic local spot) to serve craft beer lovers.
The New Energy Economy has asked the NM Supreme Court to pause the Sept.
14 air quality permit hearing for Project Jupiter at the Sunland Park Multi-Generational Center due to concerns about a rushed schedule and limited document access.
Schumacher Grant — partnering with Casa de Peregrinos — calls on locals to donate pet food and volunteer to build 3,000 aid bags for pets in 2026; help is needed to sort donations every Tuesday and Thursday from Aug.
11 to Oct. 1 at 999 W. Amador Ave.
Oracle has proposed Project Jupiter, a $165 billion data center & fuel cell project with four AI hyperscale centers and a fuel cell plant near Santa Teresa.
It is predicted to use 20,000 gallons of water daily and may increase noise levels and temperatures, prompting further review by state regulators.
Las Cruces Public Schools held its fall sports media day on Aug.
15 at Field of Dreams Football Stadium, drawing athletes, coaches and marching band members from across the district. The event showcased student talent and promoted community connections as media coverage highlighted both sports and fine arts.
New Mexico State University is reviving the Domenici Public Policy Conference at the Las Cruces Convention Center on Sept.
8 and 9 — the event will feature a dinner with UTEP President Heather A. Wilson on Tuesday and expert sessions on democracy, energy and security on Wednesday.
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