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Today's News

  • Mora County Notebook: Teams participate in tourney

    The Mora Little League played at the All Stars tournament held earlier this month at Santa Rosa.

    The 10- to 11- year-old children coached by Carlos Mendoza, Michael Aragon, and Mindi Ann Casados lost their first two games to La Plaza and Santa Rosa.

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  • Mora Senior Lunch Menu - July 19, 2013

    SENIOR LUNCH MENU

    The lunch menu for the Mora /Wagon Mound Senior Centers with coffee and milk served daily.

    Monday — Spaghetti and sauce, buttered green beans, green salad and dressing, garlic bread, gelatin with topping, and pears
    Tuesday — Chicken a la king, sautéed potatoes and onions, mustard greens, biscuit, and chunky fruit
    Wednesday — Beef brisket, broccoli, carrots, potluck roll with margarine, pineapple salad, and applesauce cake

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  • Palabras Pintorescas: Gov. Cargo’s impact on Mora county

    New Mexico has lost a true friend recently. I have known David Cargo for a long time, and those of us who knew him well will never forget him. I can assure you of that.

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  • Another Perspective - Commemorating the Feast of Corpus Christi

    The Immaculate Conception Church celebrated the Feast of Corpus Christi on June 2 with a procession. This feast commemorates the belief shared by all Catholics that Christ is truly present for us in the Eucharist as the Lord’s body and blood.

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  • Thumbs Our high country lowdown on the news - July 19, 2013

    THUMBS UP! PINOCCHIO PRODUCTION A HIT

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  • Editorial Cartoon - July 19, 2013
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  • Nuestra Historia: New Town tranquil until Tom Truder

    We return to the rocky road to consolidation of East and West Las Vegas, which we began some weeks ago, but interrupted with a fiestas column and to remember Gov. David Cargo. The consolidation series was introduced with a photograph of East and West mayors Ben Lingnau and Chief Gonzales burying the hatchet at the bridge the night of Feb. 27, 1968, when voters on both sides of the Gallinas approved the public referendum merging the two towns.

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  • Another Perspective - Free summer meals around the corner

    Children need access to healthy food all year long because good nutrition provides the sound foundation they need to learn, grow and thrive. As USDA’s under secretary for food, nutrition and consumer services, it pleases me to say that during the regular school year, America’s schoolchildren can depend on the science-based nutrition provided by National School Lunch Program meals and the healthy choices now available at school. But when school is out during the summer months, it’s another story. Many kids don’t have access to even one nutritious meal a day.

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  • LV juniors win state softball title

    Las Vegas’ 13-14 All-Star softball team earned a state championship on Wednesday, emerging victorious from a 22-19 shootout with Silver City.

    The showdown took place at Isleta Little League’s complex.

    Las Vegas had to battle back through the loser’s bracket after sustaining a one-run loss to those same Silver City All-Stars on Saturday, July 13.

    The team won twice on Sunday and then took down Gallup on Monday to complete its run through the playback bracket.

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  • Roswell locks up South

    With a nine-game lead and just 10 games remaining in the regular season, the Roswell Invaders have virtually locked up the Pecos League’s South Division title — and hosting rights in the first round of the upcoming postseason tournament.

    Roswell has been the league’s most consistently dominant club all summer. The Invaders are 45-15 overall as of early Thursday. They’ll host the Alpine (Texas) Cowboys, which at 36-24 has secured the other playoff spot in the South.

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