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The Questa High School theater program made its debut at the New Mexico Activities Association One-Act Play Competition in January, earning strong marks for acting
Questa Wildcat Cheer captured the Class A-2A cheer championship at the Nusenda Credit Union State Spirit Championship on Saturday, March 21, earning the top spot
The Town of Red River unveiled three newly purchased public transit buses last week during a ceremony attended by town officials, community members and local
Questa High School senior Donny Santistevan has been awarded the NMAA Foundation’s “We Go Above, So You Can Go Beyond” Scholarship, recognizing student-athletes who demonstrate
The Town of Red River has launched a free online tool designed to help local businesses create disaster preparedness and continuity plans, officials announced this
Taos County Commissioner Miguel “Poncho” Romero Jr. says his decades of public service, from law enforcement to local government and youth coaching, have been guided
Christina Ramirez, chief deputy assessor for Taos County, has announced her candidacy for Taos County assessor, emphasizing experience in the office and a commitment to
The proposed green hydrogen plant in Questa has moved from a conceptual clean-energy project to a focal point of intense local debate regarding water security
About 1.7 million New Mexico residents are living in areas experiencing drought, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor, as dry conditions intensify across the state.
Returned Peace Corps members in northern New Mexico are marking Peace Corps Week, March 1–7, by reflecting on decades of international service and the agency’s
What began as a fundraiser to help cover graduation expenses will now benefit an eighth grader in a neighboring community who is battling cancer. The
On Jan. 27, Questa Future Famers of America (FFA) officers joined other FFA chapters from across the state to visit the State Legislature to advocate
Jerry Hogrefe, a longtime Taos County law enforcement officer with more than four decades of public safety experience, has announced his candidacy for Taos County
Operations at 59 NM-38 in Questa are winding down as Granite Construction has gradually cleared its presence from the property. Over recent weeks, company logos
Stephanie Gallegos and her fiancé, David Ramirez, plan to bring authentic Mexican cuisine to the area with the launch of their new food truck, Yahualica’s
Lucy Rael, the matriarch of the large and devoted Rael family remembered for her faith, resilience and quiet strength, died Jan. 31. She was 98.
In November, our publication highlighted the Taos County Cultural Treasures Project, a project aimed at identifying and protecting the region’s cultural and natural assets while
Bernalillo County District Attorney Sam Bregman, a candidate for New Mexico governor, is scheduled to meet with residents in Questa on Feb. 21 for a
Questa High School ProStart students competed in a mock competition Jan. 24 at Central New Mexico Community College in Albuquerque, gaining hands-on experience and professional
Feliz Ortega, an Alta Vista Elementary School teacher with nearly two decades of experience in education, was honored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars for