The local community foundation has announced its largest ever opportunity for area nonprofits to apply for grants to help their communities thrive.
New economic development data released in February 2023 by MainStreet de Las Vegas indicates that the City of Las Vegas, New Mexico has continued a pattern of steady growth in its Main Street District. Over the past three years, from the beginning of 2019 to the end of 2022, thirty-five new …
The Las Vegas New Mexico Community Foundation has distributed nearly two thirds of a million dollars in grants to area nonprofit organizations providing relief from last year’s fire and flooding.
A bill that originally would’ve banned prescribed burns in the spring has morphed into legislation that would prohibit planned fires anytime the National Weather Service puts out a warning that extreme weather conditions could lead to risky fire danger.
Hello again! This is Lucy Finch filling in as a guest columnist for Beth Urech. Last week I introduced eight accomplished artists, actually nine including me, who live in Las Vegas. Today I want to introduce you to eight more (again in alphabetical order). These 17 artists only scratch the s…
My name is Lucy Finch and I’m your guest columnist while Beth Urech is traveling. In 2019 my husband and I moved to Las Vegas after cruising the coast of British Columbia in a 50-foot sailboat for six years. During the winters we stayed in a marina at Port Townsend, Washington where I took a…
The New Mexico Coalition of Community Foundations and the All Together NM Fund are excited to partner with UpTogether to provide one-time cash assistance to New Mexicans, with priority to those who have been adversely impacted by the Calf Canyon/Hermit’s Peak Fire, the largest wildfire in Ne…
President Joe Biden has asked Congress for another $2.9 billion for New Mexico to recover from a wildfire ignited by the United States Forest Service, the largest in the state’s recorded history. If passed, victims would be in line to receive more than $5 billion total in federal compensation.
The Las Vegas New Mexico Community Foundation has contracted with a Las Vegas resident and Mosquero High School graduate to be its administrative coordinator.
Bar Castaneda Chef and Owner Sean Sinclair is among the 11 New Mexicans being honored this month by New Mexico Magazine for going “above and beyond” for their communities over the past year.
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