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Lowriders flying high on airmail

Here’s a new gift idea for the philatelist and the gearhead in your life. The U.S. Postal Service has launched new stamps ...
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Chicharra Poetry Slam Festival Opens with The Sound of Cicadas

On Wednesday, March 18, poets and community members will gather at the Albuquerque Museum as the kickoff event for the third annual Chicharra Poetry Slam Festival. The Sound of Cicadas: A Poetry ...
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All Abilities Art Show is changing perceptions of disability and creativity

Vehicle designed as an “art piece” that will greet visitors on the way into the exhibit (Photo courtesy ADAC) By Sara Atencio-Gonzales, The Paper — The upcoming All Abilities Art Show brings artists ...
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Fairgrounds consultants send “preferred plan” keeping State Fair, adding stadium for final vote

Consultants tasked with recommending options for redevelopment of the State Fairgrounds will recommend a $240 million ...
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Exclusive: Frustrated with stadium legal delays, New Mexico United open to Fairgrounds “pivot”

In an exclusive interview with City Desk, New Mexico United Co-owner and CEO Peter Trevisani says the New Mexico United would be open to moving its $30 million stadium pledge to the State Fairgrounds ...
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Opinion: Let us expand democratic rights, not make it harder to use them

Opinion & Analysis Charles Goodmacher, Rio Rancho Recently, President Trump declared on Truth Social that he would not sign ...
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Diane Denish: A Women’s Day reminder from Gallup

Corner to Corner Diane Denish is a former lieutenant governor of New Mexico. She is a native of Hobbs and now lives in ...
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St. Patrick’s Day in the Duke City

Back in the old county, March 17 was an officially recognized “feast day” in the Catholic calendar – meaning Lenten restrictions on fasting and alcohol consumption were lifted for the day. Other than ...