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Daisies and Dirt Roads Market Returns to Roswell for Second Annual Event

Daisies and Dirt Roads Market Returns to Roswell for Second Annual Event

Daisies and Dirt Roads Market Returns to Roswell for Second Annual Event
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Santa Fe Offers Self-Guided Walking Tour of Historic Plaza

Santa Fe Offers Self-Guided Walking Tour of Historic Plaza

Santa Fe Offers Self-Guided Walking Tour of Historic Plaza
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Concord Originals Develops Gothic Horror Film 'Wolf at the Door' Based on Marisela Treviño Orta's Play

Concord Originals Develops Gothic Horror Film 'Wolf at the Door' Based on Marisela Treviño Orta's Play

Concord Originals Develops Gothic Horror Film 'Wolf at the Door' Based on Marisela Treviño Orta's Play
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USDA Reports Sharp Increase in New World Screwworm Infestations Across Southwest States

USDA Reports Sharp Increase in New World Screwworm Infestations Across Southwest States

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has reported a significant surge in confirmed New World screwworm infestations across Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona, with cases climbing to 128 since June. Federal agricultural data indicates a tenfold increase in detections during October alone, with 33 domestic cases reported in October and an additional 42 cases in the first 11 days of November. The majority of these 128 cases involve domestic livestock and pets, with two wild elk also affected in West Texas. The New World screwworm is a parasitic fly whose larvae feed on the living tissue of warm-blooded animals, causing severe damage and potentially death if untreated. In response, state and federal officials have implemented movement restrictions, inspection checkpoints, and quarantine protocols in affected zones, which now include 21 Texas counties and portions of New Mexico and Arizona.
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Xcel Energy Offers Winter Energy-Saving Tips and Payment Plans Amidst Rising Costs

Xcel Energy Offers Winter Energy-Saving Tips and Payment Plans Amidst Rising Costs

As colder weather approaches Texas and New Mexico, Xcel Energy is providing customers with tips and programs to help manage their energy bills. The utility acknowledges that families are facing tighter budgets and encourages customers to utilize available resources. Energy-saving tips include lowering thermostats, installing smart thermostats, regularly replacing furnace filters, opening drapes during the day for sunlight, running ceiling fans clockwise to circulate warm air, and opening interior doors for consistent heating. Xcel Energy also offers various payment programs, such as Payment Arrangement for splitting bills, Average Monthly Payment for predictable billing, and Custom Due Date options. Customers experiencing difficulties are urged to contact Xcel Energy to discuss payment plans and access community energy assistance programs.
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AMC Networks Partners with Institute of American Indian Arts to Foster Indigenous Film Economy

AMC Networks Partners with Institute of American Indian Arts to Foster Indigenous Film Economy

AMC Networks Partners with Institute of American Indian Arts to Foster Indigenous Film Economy
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Hazing is illegal in dozens of states. Why does it keep happening?

Hazing is illegal in dozens of states. Why does it keep happening?

Lawmakers have enacted a wave of policies aimed at eliminating hazing on college campuses. Yet experts say they've done little.
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San Juan County Volleyball Teams Face Early Eliminations in State Tournament

San Juan County Volleyball Teams Face Early Eliminations in State Tournament

San Juan County Volleyball Teams Face Early Eliminations in State Tournament
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Heavy rains cause Navajo Reservoir to rise by 60 feet in US Southwest

Heavy rains cause Navajo Reservoir to rise by 60 feet in US Southwest

Back-to-back extreme rain events in late October and early November 2026 have caused significant flooding in the Four Corners region of the US Southwest. The Navajo Reservoir, located in northern New Mexico and southern Colorado, rose by nearly 60 feet (18 metres) during this period, reaching its highest level since August 2019. The storms alleviated short-term drought conditions but caused rivers like the San Juan and Piedra to swell, leading to flooding in areas such as Pagosa Springs, Colorado.
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Extreme Rain Raises Navajo Reservoir by 60 Feet

Extreme Rain Raises Navajo Reservoir by 60 Feet

Back-to-back extreme rain events in late October and early November 2026 caused significant flooding across the Four Corners region of the U.S. Southwest. The Navajo Reservoir, located in northern New Mexico and southern Colorado, rose by nearly 60 feet (18 meters) during this period, reaching its highest level since August 2019. The storms alleviated short-term drought conditions but triggered damaging floods, particularly in Pagosa Springs, Colorado, where the San Juan River reached major flood stage twice. Experts attribute the heavy rainfall to a low-pressure system energized by unusually high ocean temperatures and El Niño patterns.
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Las Cruces KOA Holiday Recognized with RVshare's 'Best View' Award

Las Cruces KOA Holiday Recognized with RVshare's 'Best View' Award

Las Cruces KOA Holiday Recognized with RVshare's 'Best View' Award
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New Mexico Implements Animal Travel Requirements Amidst New World Screwworm Cases

New Mexico Implements Animal Travel Requirements Amidst New World Screwworm Cases

Following confirmed cases of New World screwworm (NWS) in Doña Ana County, the New Mexico Livestock Board has established additional animal inspection and travel requirements to prevent the spread of the parasitic fly. New World screwworm larvae infest wounds in warm-blooded animals, including pets, livestock, and wildlife. For individuals traveling with pets from an infested zone, such as Doña Ana County, veterinary inspections are strongly recommended, and pets should be found free of NWS infestation before travel. Pets with wounds or other risk factors require special attention, and Movement Certificates may be necessary depending on the destination and applicable requirements. These certificates, issued by licensed and accredited veterinarians or authorized NWS inspectors, must be submitted at least 48 hours before travel. The New Mexico State University (NMSU) Cooperative Extension Service is hosting a Pet Travel Inspection Clinic on November 17-18 to assist students, faculty, and staff with these new...