T or C is again promoting a second, northern Spaceport visitors’ center, but is Spaceport America?
The Truth or Consequences City Commission passed a resolution expressing support for a spaceport visitors’ center located north, near Interstate 25, but the New Mexico Spaceport Authority—which would pay for it—says it currently has no plans to put one there.
County commission approves ranking of proposed capital improvements with little public input and limited discussion
Few details about the projects, which would cost nearly $6 million over four years, if funded, were provided citizens or commissioners.
New Mexico House District 38 candidates’ questionnaires
The Sun asked Republican incumbent Rebecca Dow (left) and her Democratic opponent Karen C. Whitlock (right) to answer in writing a set of six questions, each tailored to the candidate’s background and experience. Only Dow responded by our deadline.
Fire and then flood show prevention could have mitigated extent of damage (Part 1)
This summer Truth or Consequences experienced two major disasters within 40 days—a fire and then a flood—which tested and revealed the area’s level of hazard preparedness.
Our two-part series examines the circumstances surrounding these emergencies and assesses lessons learned, starting today with the Mims Lake fire that began June 17 and ended June 20. Next Thursday, the second part of the series will provide a similar evaluation of the July 26 rain event and the infrastructure malfunction that contributed to extensive flooding in Williamsburg and western T or C.
Mystery bus on the Rio
Is it abandoned? Is it a camper? Is someone living there full time, as the slightly parted curtains suggest?
“The sorry history of an elected commission”
An argument for voting yes on Constitutional Amendment 1
Our big move
Why would a thirty-something couple with two pre-school kids leave affluent, green northern Virginia to start over in high-desert Truth or Consequences?