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Ruiz to host community sessions on upcoming LCPS bond, mill levy election
LCPS

Ruiz to host community sessions on upcoming LCPS bond, mill levy election

Ruiz to host community sessions on upcoming LCPS bond, mill levy election

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Landscape photo of a desert scene with yucca plants under a bright blue sky and white clouds, with the words “Film New Mexico” overlaid in bold white text.
Film

Filming on 'The Mold' wraps in Albuquerque

“The Mold,” a dystopian thriller filmed in Albuquerque and directed by Mason McDonald, has wrapped production with a crew of more than 50 New Mexico residents and a story rooted in the state’s film community.

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State Sen. Michael Padilla listens during a legislative meeting focused on school security funding.
Education

New Mexico school districts split $35 million in state funds for school security improvements

New Mexico public schools are receiving $35 million in state funding to improve campus safety, with the money distributed among more than 60 districts for facility and technology upgrades.

Leah Romero
ChatGPT said:  A vintage cast-metal toy soldier figurine in a green uniform and cap rides a tan horse with a red saddle, shown against a plain light background.
Museums

‘Toys in the Attic’ exhibit opens Oct. 18 at Branigan Cultural Center

‘Toys in the Attic’ at Branigan Cultural Center shows toys, books and games from 1900 to the 1970s. On view Oct. 18–Jan. 24, 2026.

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A colorful portrait artwork displayed on a teal bus shelter in Las Cruces for the Art Stop program. The piece shows a woman surrounded by hearts, flowers and vivid patterns along Route 2.
Community

Las Cruces seeks artists for 2026 Art Stop bus-shelter exhibit

Artists in Las Cruces, Doña Ana County and nearby areas can apply by Nov. 2, 2025, to have their work featured on bus-shelter panels citywide.

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Officials from New Mexico and Mexico cut a yellow ribbon during the opening of New Mexico’s new Economic Development and Tourism office in Mexico City.
Economic Development

New Mexico opens Mexico City office to strengthen trade, tourism ties

New Mexico officials have opened a new Economic Development and Tourism office in Mexico City, more than 1,200 miles from the state, to deepen trade and cultural partnerships with Mexico.

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U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez speaks during a congressional committee meeting in Washington, seated behind a nameplate reading “Rep. Vasquez.”
Rep. Gabe Vasquez

Vasquez backs bill to extend federal health insurance tax credits

U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez has co-sponsored a bipartisan measure to extend federal health insurance tax credits set to expire this year, aiming to keep premiums stable for thousands of residents in southern New Mexico.

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Three people review redevelopment renderings for Camuñez Park displayed on easels during a public meeting about the West Picacho and Motel Boulevard Metropolitan Redevelopment Area plan.
City of Las Cruces

City seeks feedback on West Picacho, Motel Boulevard redevelopment plan

Las Cruces is taking public comment on a draft Metropolitan Redevelopment Area plan for West Picacho and Motel Boulevard through Oct. 29, 2025.

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A metal sign displays the NM State University logo in white against a brown background, illuminated by morning sunlight with blurred trees in the distance.
NMSU

NMSU faculty named among world’s top research scientists

Stanford University and Elsevier named 50 NMSU faculty among the top 2 percent of scientists worldwide — up from 41 last year — reflecting the university’s expanding impact in research and discovery across disciplines.

Adriana M. ChĂĄvez
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