Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 22nd of July.
Good morning, Las Cruces.
The Las Cruces Museum of Art is showing Dancing with Life: Mexican Masks, an exhibition featuring carved masks, dance regalia, and photos that highlight vibrant traditions from Michoacán.
The exhibit opened July 17 and runs through Oct. 17 at 491 N. Main St (it includes both historic and modern elements).
The BLM’s Las Cruces District warns that heavy rain during the rainy season will cause erosion and muddy roads on public lands — drivers should avoid routes where tire ruts exceed six inches to protect natural and cultural resources.
Las Cruces Utilities warns residents today to ignore unauthorized flyers requesting personal water quality information — officials stress that the flyers may be used to collect personal data.
Heavy rainfall on the weekend caused flooding along NM 146 and the I-10 frontage road.
NMDOT District One crews are clearing debris and repairing fences—motorists are urged to slow down and avoid driving through floodwaters.
Doña Ana County invites Chaparral residents to join a Zoom meeting on the proposed multi-use trail project.
County staff will review trail design improvements on McCombs Road and Amparo Road — and seek community feedback during the session on Thursday, July 30 from 6 to 7 p.m. MDT.
MUFON Las Cruces Chapter Meeting
9:25 a.m. — Thomas Branigan Memorial Library Branch — Free entry — Engage in enlightening discussions about lesser-known Roswell crash sites and UFO phenomena with fellow enthusiasts.
Las Cruces In-Person Networking Event
3-5 p.m. — The Game Sports Bar & Grill — Cost of food/drinks — Connect with local small business owners and engage in meaningful discussions.
Oldies Show & Dance Party
Evening — Las Cruces Convention Center — Free parking — Enjoy live music from Tierra the Legacy featuring Sunny Ozuna and Sax Attitude with drinks and dancing.
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