Author Archives: Pat Davis

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The New Mexico Acequia Commission has revealed the design competition winner for its 2024 specialty license plate. Along with the new design, the commission has selected the new official plate tagline: “Acequias Sangre Viva,” which translates to “Acequias Blood of Life.” The winning plate was designed by the local artist Raymond Archuleta. According to the commission, Archuleta’s […]

‘Tis the season for the Audubon’s 124th Christmas Bird Count (CBC). If you are unfamiliar with CBCs, it’s the time of year birders gather all across North and South America in order to count birds. 

The Mountainair High School’s Business Professionals of America program cleaned up at a recent regional competition, qualifying all 22 who attended for the state competition in February. “Every single one of them placed to go to state,” said Linda Modgling, director of the program that she started at the school in the 2018-19 school year. […]

I am a fairly frequent flyer. There are some basic survival skills and etiquette points modern airport travelers should know: never …

Recently in talking with a friend, I mentioned I was mulling over topics for my regular column. I always have ideas about current events …

The region’s most famous escapee, she made her break from a federal wolf reintroduction program in Arizona and migrated through …