Good morning, Las Cruces.

Oracle and STACK Infrastructure hosted a media tour of Project Jupiter on Oct.

13 in Santa Teresa — the 1,400-acre campus is 30% complete with four data center buildings and a 110-acre microgrid powered by Bloom Energy fuel cells, though regulatory concerns over water use and air permits remain.

Las Cruces Public Schools marked two milestones as a student-operated food truck launched yesterday at the Grill + Thrill cooking event at the district’s Teaching and Learning Center and Phase Two of its Family Support Center opened to serve families with essential resources.

On Oct. 10, the Mesilla Valley Audubon Society's Nature Journal Club gathered at Alameda Park Zoo to observe a variety of wildlife and practice nature journaling.

The outing brought together residents of all ages to learn about local species (including common marmosets and small monkeys) and conservation methods.

On Oct. 14, New Energy Economy filed a motion to dismiss the air quality permit for Project Jupiter's AI data center at Santa Teresa Industrial Park due to new data altering its technical basis, and a hearing is set for Oct.

26—developers propose changes to cut emissions by 35%.

Experts stress that persistent pain can cause a gradual loss of independence by leading residents to avoid everyday tasks like walking and gardening.

They advise consulting a healthcare professional to develop a guided movement program to help maintain strength and balance.