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On an annual basis, municipalities, cities, and towns are responsible for reporting the amount of water being used by their jurisdiction. Since 1975, the Village
It is a beautiful summer evening at Eagle Rock Lake, with a quiet sense of fellowship and community, as about 15 local parents and relatives
Over the past few months, the LOR Foundation has been working hard to understand what matters most to locals, with Questa community officer Maria Gonzalez
Freedom Center Church in Questa will be expanding into childcare service in collaboration with ¡Inspire! Bilingual Early Learning Center in Taos. The childcare service will
It’s a late fall evening in 2019 and we have harvested more squash, zucchini, carrots, bolita beans, and blue corn than I imagined possible for
Over the past year a group of community leaders, together with experts in the field, have been exploring the feasibility of establishing a green hydrogen
Questa has long been known as a hub of music, dance, and community culture—and nowhere was that more on display than at the Fiestas de
Reservations Unlimited in Red River It’s a 4th of July tradition that fills the sky with color as you ‘oooo’ and ‘ahhh’ over the beautiful
Two days after the biker gang shooting happened during the Memorial Day Rally in Red River, another unfortunate incident occurred at Bearly Awake Coffee Shop
The Village of Questa EMS Department continues to face challenges responding to calls in the Questa area. Currently, the village has three full-time staff and
People and businesses across Taos County were forced to rough it last month as phone and internet services went down from June 5 to June
Posted on the front of the building for the Amalia Senior Center are multiple public notices from New Mexico’s Environment Department informing the public about
The New Mexico Children Youth and Families Department (CYFD) is actively recruiting community resource parents for children in the care of their department. “We’re trying
For our June issue, we interviewed several fathers from our community and asked them what it means to be a father. We also asked what
Proposal to unite acequia associations through northern Taos County discussed at May 2 meeting. Representatives from the Questa Economic Development Fund (QEDF), Chevron, and the
As the weather turns warm in northern New Mexico, the LOR Foundation—led by Questa community officer Maria Gonzalez—is looking forward to the event season and
The Town of Red River has been accepted to the New Mexico Main Street’s Frontier & Native American Communities Initiative program. Along with seven selected
Teacher Appreciation Week was from May 8-12 and members of the community came together to purchase furniture and lounge equipment for teachers at the Questa
If you have roots in Questa, you assuredly have memories of Fiesta days every June at the Molycorp Fields. People would gather to visit booths,
The Kit Carson Electric Cooperative (KCEC) recently made some big investments in northern Taos County. KCEC donated $10,000 to the Charles Cisneros VFW and another