New Mexico is one of the most recent states to legalize cannabis recreationally, jumping on the bandwagon as the 17th state to legalize out of 18 so far. This recent move stems from decades-old political movements and increased acceptance of the drug on a local and national level.
Los Tropicales will play for a dance at the Historic Serf Theatre Hall on Thursday, April 21, honoring the recipient of this year’s Bob Mishler Community Impact Award.
The expected economic boom surrounding the legalization of recreational marijuana was evident during the first weekend of sales, as New Mexico topped $5 million in revenue between Friday and Sunday.
As the calendar flips to April, New Mexican adults 21 and older for the first time will have the opportunity to legally purchase cannabis for recreational purposes.
Think pre-pandemic. Our community came together then to plan for a revitalization of the Gallinas River Park as Hermit’s Peak Watershed Alliance began work on the river’s restoration. Today, two sections of the river have been restored, trash cans were purchase with donations and installed b…
The Las Vegas New Mexico Community Foundation has announced a new award program to honor individuals who have devoted years to improving life in San Miguel and Mora County communities.
Issues regarding the distribution of Cares Act funding and conflicts of interest within the Mainstreet de Las Vegas Board were among the seven findings in the 2021 City of Las Vegas financial audit, recently released by the State Auditor’s Office.
The Las Vegas Arts Council is joining forces with other local nonprofit groups to fill its Bridge Street gallery with paintings and sculpture by well-known area artists for sale to benefit participating organizations.
Eugene “Geno” Martinez wants nothing more than to give back to the community he loves. He worked for years for the local ambulance service, before becoming a county firefighter and later working at Nelson’s Funeral Home. Now, he is taking on his biggest challenge yet, opening a funeral home …
With more than 20 years of grant giving behind it, the Mustard Seed Committee of the First United Presbyterian Church has seen the value of the service it provides time and again. The grant fulfills a need not covered by most grant programs.
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