Comments Off on 2018 T or C City Commission Candidate: Destiny Mitchell
We sent questionnaires to the candidates for Truth or Consequences City Commission, Positions #1 and #3. The responses below are from Destiny Mitchell, a [...]
Comments Off on 2018 T or C City Commission Candidate: Joshua Frankel
We sent questionnaires to the candidates for Truth or Consequences City Commission, Positions #1 and #3. The responses below are from Joshua Frankel, the [...]
Comments Off on 2018 T or C City Commission Candidate: Ron Fenn
We sent questionnaires to the candidates for Truth or Consequences City Commission, Positions #1 and #3. The responses below are from Ron Fenn, a longtime [...]
Comments Off on T or C City Commission 2018 Candidate Survey Responses
Last month, we sent questionnaires to the candidates for Truth or Consequences City Commission, Positions #1 and #3. Election Day is March 6, 2018, and votes [...]
Comments Off on Workforce Connections Celebrates Move to WNMU Learning Center
On Monday, a host of state and local government staff and local business and civic leaders were on hand to celebrate the move of New Mexico Workforce Solutions [...]
Comments Off on Senator Udall Delivers Keynote Address At New Mexico WRRI’s Annual Water Conference: ‘Federal Water Policy And New Mexico: Our Progress And The Challenges Ahead’
From the Office of U.S. Sen. Tom Udall:
SOCORRO — Today, U.S. Sen. Tom Udall delivered the keynote address at New Mexico Water Resources Research [...]
Comments Off on Cities, Sierra County Collaborate on Community Shuttle Pilot Program
Sierra County and the cities of T or C and Elephant Butte, with input from business owners and Main Street, are conducting a pilot project for a free shuttle [...]
Comments Off on New Mexico Senate Votes in Favor of Decriminalization Bill
The state of New Mexico has recently had multiple chances to discuss the legalization of cannabis – and considering more and more states are starting to lean [...]
Comments Off on New Mexico House OKs minimum wage hike to $9.25
SANTA FE — The New Mexico House or Representatives has endorsed a proposal to increase the statewide minimum wage to $9.25 an hour from $7.50.
The House [...]
Comments Off on Rebecca Dow has plan to revitalize downtowns
When Rebecca Dow decided to run for the state House of Representatives, she drove around her sprawling district and saw run-down vacant buildings in [...]