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Ruidoso Downs moving Triple Crown to Texas in 2027

According to a press release issued Thursday, Sept. 3, racetrack owners Johnny and Jana Trotter have “agreed on a framework” with Global Gaming Solutions to move the Quarter Horse Racing Triple Crown Series, the All-American Super Select Sale and the Ruidoso Downs Hall of Fame to Lone Star Park in Grand Prairie.

El Paso man wanted on nationwide warrant for incident at Inn of the Mountain Gods 

State Police Investigator Edward Garcia wrote in court documents that he enlisted the help of the FBI to identity Rivera from a seflie the victim allegedly took with him before the incident, on June 7, and subsequently by the people he was sharing a hotel room with, his cousin and aunt.

Steven McCutcheon: We’ll play the hand we’re dealt

I can’t help but wonder where the Republican Party of New Mexico would be if we got rid of the excuses. It’s September, and excuses are about all we’ve got for an organization that’s supposed to represent roughly one in three voters in this state.

Fishing for trout, bluegill and bass at its best across southern and southeast New Mexico

West of Silver City at Bill Evans Lake, fishing for bluegill and carp was good using inline method feeders. Fishing for catfish was fair to good using chicken liver, bluegill and inline method feeders.

Albuquerque Filmmaker Brings UFO-Themed Short to Roswell Film Fest

This year event marks the second annual festival, which is set for Sept. 25-26 at the International UFO Museum & Research Center, drawing filmmakers from around New Mexico to showcase their work.

Loving drops New Mexico Military Institute in home opener

From NMMI Sports Press, a recap of Friday's football game between the Loving Falcons and NMMI Colts.

Cal Thomas: What’s in a name?

This opinion column argues that politically motivated renaming has created confusion and cultural double standards. It examines changes involving Lake Ontario, Lee Highway, military bases, holidays, sports teams, and food brands such as Aunt Jemima and Uncle Ben’s, while questioning evolving terminology for parents, immigrants, and formerly incarcerated people.

Trump administration moves to repeal Roadless Rule in New Mexico forests

On Aug. 18, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins filed a proposal in the Federal Register to rescind the Roadless Rule, initiating a public comment period until Sept. 21 when the Department of Agriculture will receive feedback before making its final decision.

New Mexico Fishing Report: Strong Trout, Bass and Bluegill Action

West of Silver City at Bill Evans Lake, fishing for bluegill and carp was good using inline method feeders. Fishing for catfish was fair to good using chicken liver, bluegill and inline method feeders.

Victor Davis Hanson: Were the bombs of August 1945 ‘demonic’?

This opinion piece examines the enduring debate over Hiroshima and Nagasaki, challenging claims that the atomic bombs were “demonic” or unnecessary. It argues that U.S. leaders, facing Japan’s refusal to surrender and the prospect of catastrophic invasion casualties, believed the bombings could end the war swiftly and save lives, while acknowledging their lasting moral consequences.

Southwest Charcuterie Board: Bold Flavors for Effortless Entertaining

Create a Southwest charcuterie board that turns simple ingredients into an elegant centerpiece for gatherings. Smoked cheeses, cured meats, artisan breads, roasted Hatch chiles, pickles, olives, fresh fruit, and flavorful dips deliver a balanced mix of creamy, savory, spicy, tangy, and sweet flavors.

New Mexico Fishing Report: Mixed Conditions Across Lakes and Streams

New Mexico anglers reported mixed fishing conditions this week. Largemouth bass were biting well at Carlsbad Municipal Lake, while trout action ranged from slow at Bonito Lake and the Pecos River to good at Red River. Abiquiu Lake produced excellent walleye, crappie and bluegill catches, and Albuquerque Area Drains offered fair to good catfish fishing.

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