Galleries in Las Vegas are filled with hidden treasures right out in the open. Jaw-dropping art in every form imaginable. Sweeping landscapes, sculptures so intricately created they appear to move, photographs that capture moments in time, paintings that make you smile, or think, jewelry, fo…
With the Hermit’s Peak/Calf Canyon Wildfire contained, thoughts start to turn from emergency relief efforts to the longer-term fire recovery work that remains to be done.
New Mexico’s film industry is booming and could be a key factor as rural areas in the northern part of the state try to recover long-term from both the pandemic and largest wildfire ever recorded in the state.
August brings radical change to Gallery 140 on Bridge Street.
Since the Animal Welfare Coalition ceased operations at the Las Vegas animal shelter at the end of June, there has been no place to take the dangerous and needy stray animals that wander the streets of the Meadow City. That is about to change, however, according to City Manager Leo Maestas, …
Three years ago, the site that now holds Buffalo Hall was a pile of wood, bricks and trash on Grand Avenue. Years of neglect left the site in a state of complete disarray, an eyesore for the entire Las Vegas community. Not long after the collapse, though, local realtor Carlos Lopez bought th…
As a way of giving back to the community, BTU Do It Center this week teamed up with the Hermit’s Peak Watershed Alliance to assist them in their efforts to build back the areas that have been burnt in the community due to the Hermits Peak/Calf Canyon Fire. BTU donated more than $4,000 worth …
The Skillet, a favorite restaurant for Las Vegas locals and tourists alike, was awarded a Sonny Brown Business of the Year Award this year. The award is given out by Rotary District 5520, which covers all the Rotary chapters in New Mexico and West Texas. Four awards are handed out to busines…
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.
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