
Three Generations of Outstanding Veterans
Rachel Rael US Marine Corps Cpl. Rachel Rael, age 21, grew up in Santa Fe and has deep family roots in Questa. She is a third-generation Marine, currently assigned to
Rachel Rael US Marine Corps Cpl. Rachel Rael, age 21, grew up in Santa Fe and has deep family roots in Questa. She is a third-generation Marine, currently assigned to
Throughout the history of humankind, wars have begun and ended principally because of political and/or religious intolerances. It matters not the precipitating reasons or incidents. What matters is the extraordinary
See photo album at bottom of post Amber and copper hues boldly dappled the mountainsides as the 33rd Annual Questa Cambalache Harvest Festival was celebrated on the first Sunday in
There are so many social media marketing platforms these days! Some are more beneficial for small businesses than others. Which is best for your business? Facebook Facebook is the most
From Presyberian Medical Services Originally from California, Dr. Kristin Graziano received her Doctor of Osteopathy degree from the College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific in Pomona, California. After medical
In last month’s Questa Del Rio News guest editorial, there was a not-so-subtle pointing at those who have chosen not to be vaccinated as being responsible for the continuing pandemic.
The Questa Dental Center has been here a long time. Many old-timers remember the building at 2451 Hwy 522 when it housed Harold’s Auto Parts, owned by the late Harold
Questeño Larry Sanchez is a man on a mission. He has a long history of helping individuals and serving his community in any way he can, especially veterans. His service
‘Tis the season to be thankful and to be giving, and Thanksgiving gives us an opportunity to gather together to express our gratitude and love to each other. Why wait?
It’s been stunning to see the sun almost turn blood red during the daytime, something we in northern Taos County have experienced this past summer. Our beautiful views of our
By Hilary Markin, USFS Fall is in full swing and the Carson National Forest would like to remind residents to get their fuelwood permits. To purchase a permit, customers may
An Open Conversation It’s early morning as I write this and it is still dark out. I’m mulling over the division in our country, and in the world. How did
When we live in a way that feels in alignment with what we know to be true in our minds, and what we feel to be authentic in our hearts,
“If you think you’re enlightened, go spend a week with your family.” —Ram Dass Believe me—Ram Dass, spiritual teacher and author of Be Here Now—knew what he was talking about
By QCC members It takes a lot of effort to run a non-profit organization. In small towns like ours, often the burden of work can’t be spread out, with fewer
My passion is the land, finding inspiration literally everywhere. I live in the beautiful rural village of San Cristobal, at the foot of the Sangre de Cristo mountains, with my
A Veteran Gives Back Wes Dyer has been a fly fisherman since he was a boy growing up in Albuquerque. Nothing hard core—he was just a normal New Mexico kid
In Memoriam: The Lord God Bird, an American Symbol On September 29, the US Fish and Wildlife Service declared 23 species as officially extinct. Eleven species of birds were among
November is Native American Heritage Month, an important acknowledgment of the Native Peoples of the US that has been proclaimed since 1990. Yet November and the holiday of Halloween that
Preserving traditions has always been important to the Hispanic people. These traditions make up the foundation of who we are, passed down from our ancestors to keep the stories alive.
On Monday, October 11, more states, cities, and communities than ever observed Indigenous Peoples’ Day. They’re part of a movement dedicated to a more accurate history of the US than
Would you like your artwork to be on display at the Questa Public Library? We are always looking for art to be part of the “Local Questa Artists” shows or
After a successful ceremony celebrating the Questa Public Library’s new addition last June, staff and supporters are setting their sights on another landmark—literally. Inspired by an initial donation from a
Stop by and see the new textile display at the Questa Public Library. This exhibition is up, with smaller pieces, but now also includes three larger cherished quilts. We have
The Youth Display showing Nov 1 – Dec 30
New Mexico students were invited to submit entries to the Annual Youth Art Contest in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month (Sept. 15 – Oct. 15). The contest was sponsored by
Volleyball11/04/2021 McCurdy Away 5 pm11/06/2021 Peñasco Home 5 pm Middle School Volleyball11/04/2021 McCurdy Away 4 pm Combo 7/8 Boys Basketball11/27/2021 Coronado (Varsity) Away 5:30pm11/29/2021 Cimarron Home 5:30pm Girls Basketball11/27/2021 Coronado
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School Trips Kimber McDonald, lead teacher at Alta Vista Elementary School, says: It’s been a busy, wonderful start to our school. We have had several field trips for outdoor experiential
FROM THE LIBRARIAN’S DESK: Here are some of our new titles by your favorite authors added this month. Read one soon! • Bloodless, by Douglas Preston• The Cellist, by Daniel
Photo Album at bottom of post. The story of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Angel Fire, New Mexico began 52 years ago on May 22, 1968, when the parents of
Demecio Duran is a veteran and the son of a veteran, with 11 other veterans in his family. They are committed to serving and protecting the United States of America.
A lot of progress has been made on the Cerro VFW Post 9516. The plumbing issues have been fixed and we got a new water heater! However, the building still
Many local residents remember Charles “Charlie” Castulo Cisneros, who died in the Vietnam conflict. The Cerro VFW Post 9516 was named after the late soldier. Photos and mementos of his
Eugene “Gino” Samuel Young, age 50, of Questa, NM was called home to be with our Lord on Sunday, September 26, 2021. He was a beloved and devoted father, son,
Roy Gomez, age 76, a resident of Cerro, passed away peacefully on September 24. He was preceded in death by his parents Fred and Elvira Gomez; siblings Pearl Vigil, Martha
Beverly Archuleta, age 55, a resident of Cerro, passed away unexpectedly on October 2. She was preceded in death by her parents Jose and Marcella Archuleta; brothers Albert and Anastacio
Joseph Martinez, Jr,. age 41, a resident of Questa, passed away unexpectedly on September 28. He was preceded in death by his grandmother Juanita Martinez; grandfather Frank Ortega; aunt Sophia
The last Community Connection Day of the year took place on Friday, October 15, at the Questa Municipal Park. Eighteen volunteers gathered, despite a biting cold breeze, to help with
In early October, Questa residents Roger Chavez Jr. and Berna Trujillo co-sponsored an event to benefit Locks of Love, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charity that gives custom-made wigs to disadvantaged youth
Vida Del Norte and The Village of Questa are partnering to light up Questa during the holidays! We appreciate any volunteer help, such as Christmas decoration donations (such as lights),
Magic Mushroom Material In the search for more sustainable construction materials, few people would consider mushrooms. But Californian artist and inventor Phil Ross is making bricks out of the fungus,
New Mexico: The French Presence since the 1500s Distinguished author and independent scholar Francois-Marie Patorni will present a talk: “New Mexico: The French Presence since the 1500s” Saturday, November 6,
This film is classified (I think incorrectly) in the music genre. The story isn’t about heavy metal music, but about one person, already severely ravaged by years of drug addiction
DR. DOUGLAS BAKER “Out of suffering have emerged the strongest souls; the most massive characters are seared with scars.” Kahlil Gibran This month, November 3 marks ten years since the
Find the Printable PDF at end of post Cranberry Orange RelishFrom Elizabeth BrunazziAdapted from Helen Corbitt’s Cookbook, 1957 1 quart cranberries2 large seedless oranges1 to 1-1/2 C raw cane organic
Author Duane M. Able “ZED” currently appears in several weekly newspapers and has been collected into Corkey Comics book publications. Duane is a proud member of The National Cartoonists Society
Red River has been nominated in USA TODAY’s 2021 10 Best Readers’ Choice travel awards! Their expert panel selected Red River as a contender for Best Ski Town. VOTE for