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Albuquerque Freemason praises King's contributions in call to combat environmental challenges
By Karen Kidd | Jan 17, 2023
Faced with the challenges wrought by climate change, now is the time for community unity, an Albuquerque-area Freemason said during a local gathering in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day this week
Albuquerque man reunited with his dog after five-day search: 'If Ellie could tell the story, this would be a movie'
By New Mexico Sun Report | Jan 3, 2023
An Albuquerque man is relieved and happy after a five-day search for his missing dog ended with the owner reuniting with man’s best friend.
Silver City astronaut Schmitt on Apollo 17 space flight: 'The whole mission was an experience'
By New Mexico Sun Report | Dec 21, 2022
It was 50 years ago when former New Mexico senator Harrison Schmitt walked on the moon as part of the Apollo 17 space flight.
Magician: 'We took the spectacle of the Illusionist ... and added a spoonful of holiday cheer'
By New Mexico Sun Report | Dec 15, 2022
The Illusionists' Magic of the Holidays showcase will be performed in Albuquerque on Dec. 20 as part of a 40-city tour.
Adopt a Family Gift Drive: A way to bless Albuquerque families in need
By Press Release | Nov 17, 2022
The New Mexico Business Coalition (NMBC) announced that it is hosting the Adopt a Family Gift Drive in Albuquerque, NM through December 13, 2022.
Lutheran Family Services turns to the community to help keep people warm after break-in: 'It's really devastating, especially at this time when the weather is coming in'
By Solange DeLisle | Nov 5, 2022
An Albuquerque nonprofit organization with a mission of helping people is afraid it won't be able to meet the need after it fell victim to thieves on Halloween.
Indigenous People's Day celebrated in New Mexico: 'To see culture and language and dance and music celebrated it’s beautiful'
By George Willis | Oct 15, 2022
Indigenous Peoples’ Day was celebrated on Oct. 10 in recognition of a signed proclamation by President Joe Biden.
Animals and seniors take part in 'It's a zoo out there.'
By George Willis | Oct 13, 2022
If the seniors couldn’t come to the animals, the animals came to the seniors. That was the essence of a fall celebration that took place recently at the Watermark Cherry Hills Senior Living Community.
First responders in San Juan County prepare for unexpected emergencies: 'This is an opportunity to test the plans'
By George Willis | Oct 12, 2022
A situation that looked serious to the uninformed was a necessary drill for first responders preparing for emergency events at two separate locations in San Juan County.
Animal advocates sue to give Mexican gray wolf freedom: 'We’re as sick as anybody of having to sue'
By George Willis | Oct 11, 2022
Animal advocates are suing the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to allow the Mexican gray wolf to run free and not be restricted to its current designated habitat.
Organizers warm Balloon Festival visitors: 'It's very easy ... to be looking up and that child walks away'
By George Willis | Oct 2, 2022
Organizers of the 50th Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta are stressing safety, especially when it comes to young children.
Woman celebrates 100th birthday: 'I thank God for giving me all of this time'
By George Willis | Oct 1, 2022
Tommie Carter spent her 100th birthday earlier this week focusing on the future instead of recent troubles.
Massive 560-pound pumpkin sets record at New Mexico State Fair
By George Willis | Sep 13, 2022
An enormous pumpkin, weighing 560 pounds, is drawing plenty of attention at the New Mexico State Fair.
New Mexico Environment Department to distribute free well testing kits for residents who have a water system 'that has been submerged by floodwaters'
By Bob Martin | Sep 10, 2022
New Mexico residents are at risk of being without clean drinking water following the recent wildfires and flooding that has devastated northern part of the state, but the state’s Environment Department is taking steps to help those impacted by offering free test kits starting this coming Tuesday.
Albuquerque mayor: 'Everyone wants to come to this event because this is where Summerfest originated'
By Lucas Nava | Aug 13, 2022
Albuquerque citizens and visitors enjoyed an expansive spread of live music performances, food and shopping stalls during Downtown Summerfest at the Civic Plaza on Aug. 6.
'We're helping the parents': Albuquerque's 5th annual 'Cruzin Into the School Year' event attracts 3,000 families
By Lucas Nava | Aug 12, 2022
Albuquerque, New Mexico, held its fifth annual "Cruzin Into the School Year" event at the Civic Plaza Sunday.
Traditions continue at San Juan County Fair
By George Willis | Aug 12, 2022
Outhouse race, pig competition remain featured attractions
'Drop Your Weapons for Lawrence' to become an annual event in Albuquerque
By Laurie A. Luebbert | Aug 4, 2022
Almost a year ago, Lawrence Anzures was shot and killed near the Ojos Locos location in Albuquerque, but his name will continue to live on in the community.
Contestants audition for role of Old Man Gloom: 'You have to have feeling in your voice'
By George Willis | Jul 25, 2022
Auditions were held recently for someone to mimic the voice of Old Man Gloom, featured as part of the 98th annual Burning of Zozobra.
Film liaison: 'We're thrilled to ... bring new opportunities to our local film crew'
By John Kelly | Jul 23, 2022
Jon Sepp, a Las Cruces film liaison, said city officials are excited that the movie "The Informant" will be filmed there.