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Make a Plan to Vote for Your Happily Ever After Oct. 30, 2022
The campaigns were wrapping up, finding fellowship in backyards. These meetings are the last intimat... Read More
What Is This? A Porch for Ants? Sep. 04, 2022
There were a whole host of movies that traumatized kids in the 1980s. There was the dying horse in "... Read More
A Millennial State of Mind Jun. 05, 2022
Every week I pass a house I toured while house shopping. It's on our route to buy bread at the baker... Read More
It's High Time for Compassionate Change Apr. 17, 2022
When my dad retired from the military, he did two things. First, he grew facial hair. Then, he put o... Read More
New Mexico's Three Rivers Petroglyph Site Opens a Door to the Past Jan. 08, 2022
By Bonnie and Bill Neely Driving our RV from home in South Carolina to see our family in Los Angeles... Read More
Still Standing With Steven Baca Dec. 28, 2021
Before Kyle Rittenhouse became a household name, there was Steven Baca. You probably never knew or m... Read More
Science Mixes With History at New Mexico's Valley of Fires Dec. 25, 2021
By Bonnie and Bill Neely On a recent RV trip across the United States, we discovered places of which... Read More
Asking Questions of the Places You Belong Oct. 03, 2021
It's those lies that you tell when dating that catch up to you when you're married. One of the earli... Read More
Search the White Sands of Alamogordo, New Mexico Oct. 02, 2021
By Bonnie and Bill Neely The Tularosa Basin in New Mexico has been inhabited by people since the end... Read More
See the Spaceship Crash Site in Roswell, New Mexico Jul. 17, 2021
By Bonnie and Bill Neely My hobby is watching "Ancient Aliens" and "Project Blue Book" on TV. I love... Read More
Stand with Steven Baca Jul. 08, 2020
If you support the Second Amendment, oppose mob anarchy and reject the monumental madness gripping A... Read More
Enjoy History and Hospitality at Santa Fe's La Fonda Hotel Feb. 09, 2020
By Jim Farber When you think of the great promoters of the West, the films of John Ford and the phot... Read More
Welcome to the Hotel Castaneda in Las Vegas, New Mexico Feb. 08, 2020
By Jim Farber Allan Affeldt loves giving tours of the historic Fred Harvey Hotel Castaneda in Las Ve... Read More
December 12, 2019 Dec. 12, 2019
Dear Annie: I've been living with "Marcus" for two years, and we've known each other for twice that ... Read More
The Art of Being Different in Santa Fe, New Mexico Nov. 24, 2019
By Fyllis Hockman Santa Fe, New Mexico, is more than a place. It is a spirit, an energy that enters ... Read More
Find Southwest History in Taos, New Mexico Nov. 23, 2019
By Victor Block Countless art galleries line many streets of the tiny town. Reminders of its past as... Read More
From Accident to Embarrass, No Name and Hell -- Unusual Town Names May. 11, 2019
By Victor Block Vacationers seeking a double thrill enjoy an exciting whitewater rafting trip on the... Read More
Rescue Border Towns and Taxpayers With 'Remain in Mexico' Apr. 17, 2019
President Donald Trump scored a win on Friday when a federal appeals court gave a temporary green li... Read More
Going to Taos? Take the High Road Aug. 13, 2016
By Jim Farber Visitors to northern New Mexico's premier destination — Santa Fe — often p... Read More
See Spectacular Carlsbad Caverns -- If You're Fit Feb. 07, 2016
By Steve Bergsman For a long time I had wanted to visit Carlsbad Caverns National Park, but even tho... Read More
