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11/22/2025

The Las Cruces Bulldawgs cruised past the La Cueva Bears 44-7 in Albuquerque to book their tickets to the 6A title game. They will face the winner of Hobbs ...

11/22/2025

From a report by our media friends in El Paso... SUNLAND PARK, New Mexico (KVIA) -- The City of Sunland Park says a sinkhole has opened up near Ross Street ...

11/21/2025

Here are your Pets over at The Animal Services Center of the Mesilla Valley:
Kittie Gato is your cat of the week - When you first walk to my cozy tower, you might catch me lounging on my soft blanket, soaking up all that warmth and comfort. I really enjoy my space, but don’t be surprised if I peek up to see who’s coming in! I appreciate a gentle approach; it lets me know I can trust you. Once you come closer, you'll notice I lean in for some affection... petting is one of my favorite things! I love the scratches behind my ears, and you’ll find I’m quite the affectionate fellow. I stay right where I am, happily savoring those moments of kindness.
Although I had a rough time when I first arrived at the shelter, after my owner passed away, I’m starting to come out of my shell. I went from hiding in my little hidey hole to confidently lounging on my fluffy blanket and watching the world go by from my tower. It’s kind of a big deal for me, and I’m proud of how far I’ve come! I also have a fondness for treats! I’m a bit picky, but I do enjoy snacking on delicious treat packs.
I’m ready for a new chapter in my life, and I would love to find a caring home where I can feel safe and at ease. If you think you might be the one for me, let’s meet! I can’t wait to share my cozy blanket and all my affection with you.

Pharrah is your dog of the week - The moment I step into the play yard, I feel like the world opens up, and I’m free to chase my dreams. Being outdoors makes me so incredibly happy! After I’ve burned off some of that energy, I’m much better on the leash for our walks, especially out in the beautiful desert.
Here’s a little about my personality: I’m playful, affectionate, and love exploring! I enjoy splashing around in the kiddie pool and have become quite the socialite with my kennel mates. When I go for walks, I’m very aware of my surroundings and love to sniff around! Once I am done adventuring, I like to get close for pets and treats, especially when you meet me at my level.
If you’re looking for a friendly girl who still has the zest for life, I’m your girl! I just need a loving home where I can explore, play, and thrive. Let's go on some adventures together!

11/21/2025

11/20/2025

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11/19/2025

She was only fifteen when soldiers rode into the canyon with orders to remove her people—the Chiricahua Apache—from the land that had
protected them for centuries.

By sundown, the soldiers expected them gone.

They did not expect Nayeli Doshee.She was quiet, small, and careful with her words.A girl who could track animals across bare rock and find water where others saw only dust.Her people called her Little Wind because she moved softly.But the day the soldiers came, she became a storm.

Nayeli grew up in the red canyons of Arizona.
Her mother taught her the songs of the mountains.
Her grandfather taught her to read the sky.Her father taught her: The land is not where we live. It is who we are.

But outside the canyons, everything was changing
forts, soldiers, broken promises.

When the officers claimed the Apache had to move “for their own good,” Nayeli heard the truth behind their smiles.They didn’t come to talk.They came to take.That night, she made a choice.She would not let them march her people away.

Before dawn, she slipped into the soldiers’ camp and counted every man, horse, and rifle.They were too many to fight—but they didn’t know the land.So Nayeli used the canyon as her weapon.She led her people into hidden passes.Blocked trails with rocks.

Confused the soldiers with echoing footsteps that bounced off the stone walls.

She lured them into dry washes that collapsed and into sun-baked dead ends that forced them to turn back.For three days she stayed ahead.For three nights she kept her people safe.

She didn’t win with violence.She won with intelligence and courage.

On the fourth morning, the soldiers gave up and rode back with nothing.Nayeli watched them disappear.Her legs shook, but she stood tall.Behind her, her people were silent—not because she fought like a warrior, but because she became something greater:

A protector, a strategist and a girl who outsmarted an empire.

Years later, when removal threatened many tribes, the story of Little Wind was still whispered around fires.The girl who used the land as her shield.The girl who refused to let her people be erased.The girl the government never wrote about—but her people never forgot.

Nayeli Doshee
Little Wind. The storm. Proof that sometimes the strongest warrior is the one who saves her family not with weapons,but with love, courage, and the land beneath her feet.

11/18/2025

37th Annual Bataan Memorial Death March Set for March 21–22 2026 at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE, N.M. — The U.S. Army Wh ...