Good morning, Las Cruces.

Empty Bowls hosted an event in Las Cruces to support El Caldito Soup Kitchen, helping it keep serving meals to residents.

St. Andrew’s Hospitality House has been nearly full since April and will show architectural drawings for its planned second facility during its 10th anniversary celebration on Saturday, Oct.

17 in Las Cruces. The nonprofit aims to provide more lodging for patients + families in need of care.

Las Cruces officials approved a special permit for Green Buddha to launch a fully compliant cannabis dispensary (at 1114 E.

Lohman Ave near residential neighborhoods). The store will serve medical patients and adult-use customers.

Restaurant Spotlight with Chef Armando introduces Distortion Barbecue, a family-run food truck that serves smoked brisket wings, pulled pork, and a unique smoked hamburger.

The truck is located at the corner of Sonoma + Thurston by Allsups convenience store.

The Artists of Picacho Hills will host a free Fall Festival of Art tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at St. Paul's United Methodist Church, 225 W.

Griggs Ave., where 16 juried artists will display paintings, ceramics, photography, and more, inviting visitors to chat with artists.

Mayfield's girls soccer team, with six varsity seniors and a freshman starter, is pushing hard to finish the season strong before the state tournament begins Oct.

28 — veterans mentor newer players to build team unity.

The Mesilla Valley Christian SonBlazers secured a 60-12 win on Friday over Mescalero Apache in an eight-man football game, boosting their record to 6-1 as head coach Jake Caldwell leads the team in a push for a state championship.