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What do you do when half of your employees are immigrants and plan to join with the immigrant community from L.A. to D.C. in a general strike? For Taylor Etchemendy, director of the Inspire early … more
The following is a condensed version of the Taos Police Department blotter from Feb. 8-13. Feb. 8 12:08 a.m. Disturbing the peace, San Antonio Street – At a friends house, a caller heard … more
The best way to keep a beloved deceased family member’s memory alive includes observances of meaningful days, such as birthdays and the anniversary of death. Del Torres, of Talpa, knows this … more
When Craig and Laurie Dunn of Black Mesa Winery found out Friday (Feb. 17) has been designated as the day for a “General Strike Against Trump,” instead of closing their doors, they decided to stay open in the spirit of the demonstration. more
Married couple Emily Murphy-Darling and Ben Nichols have quietly opened a new CrossFit gym in El Prado. Well, it’s new in a few ways. Darling’s sister is Rachel Singer, who operated … more
Thursday marks the halfway point of the 2017 New Mexico Legislature’s 60-day run in Santa Fe. And while half the time is gone, perhaps 90 percent of the work remains. All-important debates … more
It’s toasty warm inside my car when I pull over on the side of the icy road and kill the engine. My dog is whimpering with excitement as she looks out at the fields of snow. She wants to run … more
When Noah Hardaway, a convicted felon, was paroled from an Arkansas adult detention center in late 2015, he was allowed to relocate to New Mexico as part of an interstate compact approved by the … more
The Taos County Democratic Party is holding precinct elections Feb. 18.  “Come learn about and engage in the local Democratic Party’s precinct elections,” a statement read. … more
Former New Mexico Speaker of the House Don Tripp has withdrawn his name from consideration for a seat on The University of New Mexico Board of Regents, citing a state constitutional provision that … more
While state lawmakers are pulling out all the stops to find “now money” to plug an expected deficit in the next fiscal year, Rep. Jason Harper has introduced a bill he hopes can put the … more
Fewer than 1,000 voters turned out to approve a new tax to fund the 911 dispatch center in a special election Feb. 14. Out of 682 votes, 409 ballots were cast for the tax while 273 were cast … more
Heritage Hotels & Resorts, a homegrown New Mexico company on a growth binge, has entered into an agreement to purchase the Inn and Spa at Loretto, a hotel that occupies a historic corner on Old … more
Collections form the mainstay of Helen Garcia's life. Visiting her in her home – or elsewhere – reveals much about Garcia's history through material items that are important to her. … more
Once again, Taos Integrated School of the Arts (TISA) students celebrated the Chinese New Year with a traditional New Year’s lunch and art show.  The TISA students spent the previous … more
The Taos Integrated School of the Arts (TISA) fourth-grade classroom had an idea — one that grew and came to fruition Feb. 6 thanks to the help of a handful of locals with a passion for … more
The New Mexico State Senate has confirmed Taos native and advocate for conservation and agricultural issues, Patricia L. Quintana, to the State Land Office’s State Lands Trust advisory … more
The organizers of the annual worldwide “One Billion Rising” event are calling on all women, men and children to harness their power and imagination in rising for justice Feb. … more
Siberian elm (Ulmus pumila) was originally introduced to New Mexico under the name “Chinese elm” beginning in the early 1900s. Much to our confusion, the original name has more commonly … more
New Mexico would exempt industrial hemp from the state’s Controlled Substance Act if a bill that passed the House of Representatives on Monday becomes law. House Bill 166, sponsored by Rep. … more
University of New Mexico officials have announced three contenders in the search for the next CEO of Taos’ community college. Dr. Kate O’Neill, who for 10 years served as CEO of … more
Travis Parkin has worn many hats throughout his life.  He was raised in upstate New York, the grandson of Italian immigrant makers of gloves. He attended the State University of New York at … more
When the last really big solar storm hit Earth in 1921, the Sun ejected a burst of plasma and magnetic structures like Zeus hurling a thunderbolt from Mount Olympus. Earth’s magnetic field … more
Los Alamos National Laboratory failed an annual assessment of its program for ensuring that work surrounding nuclear weapons development is free of accidents that could lead to a nuclear chain … more
Come Valentine’s Day, Taos County voters will decide whether or not to take on a new tax that would permanently fund the 911 dispatch center. Adding the tax would bump up Taos County’s … more
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