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Questa’s free Vida Camp is back this summer, running from June 28 to July 14 this year. Kids ages 5 through 12 will meet from
Dear fellow citizens of the Village of Questa, I am writing this letter to inform you of the steps the Village of Questa has and
OOPS!In our June issue, in an article entitled “Taos Democrats Gather”, we mistakenly identified candidate Brian Colon, NM State Auditor, as the current Attorney General.
On the afternoon of April 25, newly elected Village of Questa Councilor Jason Gonzalez led the second meeting for Questa Community Watch, a group dedicated
New Mexico Earth Adobe, located in the north valley of Albuquerque, started its adobe yard in 1972; this year they celebrate their 50th year in
The Questa Land and Water Board is entertaining ideas from local farmers and interested residents to establish an Agricultural Cooperative on land presently owned by
As wildfires rage across northern New Mexico (two of which are on Taos’ doorstep), many residents face uncertainty and possible homelessness. The Taos County Office
Chevron Corporation (NYSE: CVX) today announced a contribution of $250,000 from the Chevron Global Community Fund to the All Together NM Fund and Taos Community
Beginning May 3, the Village of Questa and Questa Fire Department imposed temporary fire restrictions within Questa Village limits. With current weather conditions and firefighting
Whether this is your first pregnancy or not, it is very important during your first trimester to schedule a visit with your healthcare provider. That
The cheerful, well-trained, and professional staff of the Questa Health Center are eagerly waiting to serve you! Standing, left to right: Vero Peacetree, therapist; Angel
Bottle Babies When my husband and I moved here some 30+ years ago, neighbors were few and far between. Now, not only this area (El
A Most Unusual Wedding June is wedding month, so in this issue, I’m sharing childhood memories of our family weddings. I really enjoyed those celebrations—and
CLICK HERE to READ Part 1 CLICK HERE to READ Part 2 Previously in this series, we counted the environmental costs of the mass fashion
Seville, Spain is the birthplace of flamenco dance, preserver of bullfighting, and home to 50,000 bitter orange trees. Introduced by the Moors over 1,000 years
Like most fly fishermen, I keep a mental list of my desert island flies, the bugs I must have in my box to ensure that
It’s a tough season for birds. Avian flu and wildfires exacerbate already difficult conditions in drought-stricken habitats. At the time of this writing, there are
We had been busy developing a presentation that we’d hoped to get the Questa School Board to allow us to have an assembly at the
The Taos County Historical Society announces its next public program ”Traditional Agricultural Practices in Taos,” by Miguel Santistevan on June 4, 2022, at 2 pm.
By Deborah Archuleta-Moreno There are many places in New Mexico that I have come to admire and appreciate, and one of the most enchanting places
By Martha Shepp and many others This community paper is endeavoring to offer a Questa mine history series over the next few issues, to bring
Spring Equinox 2022 Spencer Warnock, 6th grade teacher at Alta Vista Elementary and Intermediate School, led a year-long Wilderness Skills class for his students. The
By the summer reading team at the library “Oceans of Possibilities” is our summer reading theme this summer, for kids ages 4 and up. It
On May 9, 10, and 11, the third-, fourth-, and fifth-graders from Alta Vista Elementary and Intermediate School went on a field trip to the
One of Questa’s newest assets is a .6 mile interpretive sign walking route that connects this small village’s (one) traffic light to its hidden historic
Questa High School held its prom on Friday, April 22. It was hosted in Taos, so our students had to travel for their celebration. Did
Community Connection Days are collaborative, intergenerational work days supporting community action and celebration in and around Questa. Saturday, April 30 at Questa Park was sunny,
Painter, sculptor & writer who uses creative expression to heal trauma Sunshine Valley, a tiny farming community and artistic enclave in northern Taos County, doesn’t
From The Range gallery, Saguache, Colorado Colcha embroidery is practiced in the San Luis Valley as a traditional art informed by Spanish Colonial culture with
Funds from the Questa Creative Council will again support local musicians at the Questa Farmers Market for the 2022 season. Here is the lineup for
As I mentioned in this month’s LIVE LOVE LAUGH, my big, prolific family is full of geniuses. I’m so proud of all my kids, grandkids,
The Questa Public Library was the site of a public meeting with Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham on Saturday, May 15. Having led a meeting earlier
New Mexico Attorney General candidate Raúl Torrez visited Taos the evening of May 13 to meet with voters and make a pitch for his candidacy.
American friends Chris and Luz met in Ukraine while serving in the Peace Corps and both remained after their service to work in Ukraine. They
Don’t Look Up uses the metaphor of an incoming comet that, like the one that wiped out the dinosaurs 65 million years ago, will have
Aida Herrera Flores, 97, a resident of Questa and former resident of San Francisco, California, passed away peacefully at home surrounded by her family on
Gilbert Archuleta passed away peacefully at his home in California on March 29, with his loving family by his side. Gilbert was born in Questa,
Emilia “Chona” Garcia, age 84, a resident of Questa, passed away peacefully on May 12, 2022. She is preceded in death by her parents, Finian
NEPTUNE RETROGRADE “Lift the veil that obscures the heart and there you will find what you arelooking for.” —Kabir As esoteric astrologers we pay more
Latir Volunteer Fire Department Receives Canned Drinking Water from Anheuser-Busch to Support Wildfire Response Efforts:Water donated through a partnership with the National Volunteer Fire Council
