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Truth or Consequences, late-developing β€œwild west” town: historical tours through the spring

by Kathleen Sloan | April 28, 2020
3 min read

…by a talk given by a “living legend” at 11 a.m. at the Black Cat book store. Delmas Howe, a famous local artist and native of the town, was the…


A Biographical Chronology of Harold Joe Waldrum, 1934–2003,Β By Susan A. Christie, OriginallyΒ Published in 2012 by RioBravoFineArt Gallery, Β Updated 2018-2019

by Kathleen Sloan | October 8, 2019
8 min read

…in his studio Waldrum wrote his self-published autobiography (Ando en cueros: I Walk Stark-naked). This book combines discerning essays with photos of his ranch, livestock and ranch cowboys illuminated by…


Secretary of State didn’t investigate election complaints, took TorC city clerk’s word

by Kathleen Sloan | May 4, 2020
7 min read

…to make it comply with the law by identifying the message’s political-campaign sponsor.  Fenn’s complaint also pointed out the sheer number of votes was suspicious, about 1,500 compared to about…


Main Street District waterline replacement will cause some to go without water for only hours or up to a week

by Kathleen Sloan | August 11, 2020
2 min read

…peak hours of water use, Holguin said. To fill out the questionnaire, go to: MSD.information@wilsonco.com. The company has done 30 percent of the design work so far and expects to have…


Will Elephant Butte Lake’s SOS prompt statewide water management reform?

by Diana Tittle | July 19, 2021
19 min read

…mid summer after John R. D’Antonio Jr. (left), New Mexico’s state engineer and its Rio Grande Compact commissioner, negotiated a waiver with his fellow Compact commissioners to release 12 billion…


Growing pains

by Annabella Farmer, Searchlight New Mexico | September 10, 2021
10 min read

EDITOR’S NOTE: This article has been made available to the Sun by our content-sharing partner, Searchlight New Mexico, a nonpartisan, nonprofit news organization dedicated to investigative reporting in New Mexico….


How reliable is vaccination data for Sierra County?

by Debora Nicoll | October 15, 2021
8 min read

…were fully vaccinated. In the state as a whole, the comparable figure was 73.8 percent.  Manager Webb wondered why the story cited the CDC’s data, rather than that reported by…


Public outcry ignored, smart meters are still a go with City of Truth or Consequences

by Kathleen Sloan | May 2, 2020
5 min read

…is facing were also not addressed.  Activist Ron Fenn said the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission, which oversees commercially-owned utilities in the state, rejected electric-company PNM’s proposal to install 500,000…


Sierra County Commission passes resolution urging Governor to open all businesses

by Kathleen Sloan | April 21, 2020
4 min read

…virus cases—allowing it to open up businesses while exercising precautions.  Commissioners Travis Day and Frances Luna made it clear the County does not have the authority to open up businesses…


Sierra County Commission signs contract with new county manager Charlene Webb

by Debora Nicoll | June 16, 2021
2 min read

…procedures in her contract. Sierra County’s Contract with WebbDownload Since Swingle’s departure in April, Serena Bartoo has acted as interim county manager. Commission Chairperson Jim Paxon told the Sun via…


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