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Being raised in a community where your history connects to every part of your present, it is difficult to find the courage to leave. It
Sophie Smith, a 17-year-old senior at Questa High School and daughter of Kevin and Nicole Smith, is someone who most people can relate to. She’s
At just seven years old, Mila Alena Lovato of Taos is the 2025 Little Miss Rodeo New Mexico. Mila is a big sister to little
Rael’s coffee shop in Questa was flooded with interested public on Oct. 3 regarding the Green Hydrogen plant expected to break ground in 2026 in
If you’ve ever been stranded outside a locked car you know how critical it is to find a locksmith who responds quickly and professionally. In
The Cerro-Questa Friendship Circle (CQFC) invites new members to join their group. Since 1999, members have been able to pay yearly dues and be part
At just 14 years old, Lyanna Vigil, a freshman at Questa High School, has a clear vision for her future. The daughter of Alicia Cisneros
Being raised in a community where your history connects to every part of your present, it is difficult to find the courage to leave. It
The 37th annual Cambalache harvest celebration is set to take place on Sunday, Oct. 5, bringing the community together for a day of celebration, music,
The Questa School Board held a public meeting on Sept. 17 to discuss a General Obligation (GO) bond that will be on the ballot in
Shotgun Willie’s, a beloved and long-standing institution in Red River, is up for sale, with its current owners looking to move out of the food
In the cool mountain air of Red River, a local staple sits along Main Street. Climates, located at 307 E. Main St. has been a
In a significant move to enhance public safety, the Questa Fire Department (QFD) and Questa Emergency Medical Services (QEMS) officially began their merger in early
Being raised in a community where your history connects to every part of your present, it is difficult to find the courage to leave. It
The Red River Community House celebrated its 85th anniversary on July 31, welcoming over 250 people to honor its long-standing history as a central gathering
For Stephanie Gallegos, opening her own salon in her hometown was more than a career move — it was a way to give back to
Local business owners in Questa received a major boost on Thursday, August 14, at the first-ever Questa Business Bridge (QBB) Pitch Contest. The event, created
For kids this summer, Vida Camp was the place to be! Children 5 to 12 years old were able to dive into action-packed days, creative
Nineteen local youths—17 from Questa and two from Taos—experienced a nine-day journey through Greece and Italy. The trip was filled with historical landmarks, Mediterranean cuisine,
Being raised in a community where your history connects to every part of your present, it is difficult to find the courage to leave. It