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Sam Garcia recalled the emergence of the “foreign water” in the early 1970s, when Colorado River flows swept for the first time down the Rio Chama. He watched the phenomenon from the riverbanks on land where his family has long run cattle. As...
No public-policy discussion about New Mexico’s future happens without digging deep into the state’s growing water crisis. This isn’t a new problem. But it’s a persistent one that touches every county, pueblo and community in the state: Who...
“Ouch, that hurt.” That was the reality facing state Sen. Jim Townsend, a Republican from conservative and proud-of-it Artesia in southeastern New Mexico, after the GOP suffered bruising losses in Tuesday’s midterm elections. “It was...
Ageneration’s worth of waiting and wondering about what it might be like to experience Ivan Head Stadium as a home venue for November playoff football is finally over. And, no, we’re not talking about all the times the other team on...
