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Vida Del Norte has been busy over the last couple of months with reorganizing and recruiting new members. In February, we had our annual retreat
The eighth-grade class at Questa Junior Senior High School paid tribute to their classmate, Amber Archuleta, on what would have been her 14th birthday. The
There were various Easter egg celebrations in the northern Taos County communities to come together and enjoy this spring holiday. In Questa, the community-wide Easter
In the early morning of Friday, March 29, faithful Catholics in northern New Mexico joined together in unity with their rosaries, holy water, and metals
Vida Del Norte kicked off the receipt of its renewal grant with a successful holiday dinner that took place on December 17, 2023. There were
It didn’t take long for Active8 with the Vida del Norte Coalition to spring into action, hosting a community dinner, with support from the LOR
Local vendors and artisans filled the Questa VFW on Saturday, December 9, for the 2023 Alumbra de Questa Holiday Market. They brought their finest handmade
Primos, primas, neighbors, and friends caught up with one another over warm cocoa and hot stew as beautiful floats donned with Christmas lights, nativity scenes,
The employees of the Taos Orthopedic Institute joined together to collect gifts for a local Questa family. “Every year, we do gift exchanges, but we
People from the community came out in great numbers for the 35th annual Cambalache celebration on Sunday, October 1. Live music kept the energy light
Questa High School saw its first Cosecha event on October 17. Cosecha is a New Mexico tradition stretching back to the old Spanish Empire. It’s
Questa Independent School District students joined together at the Questa High School to observe the October 14 annular solar eclipse from the football field. The
The second annual local fundraising concert for northern New Mexico acequia associations, Dia de Las Acequias del Norte, was held on Saturday, September 9, at
The communities of Costilla and Amalia celebrated 175 years of pride, traditions, culture, family, and love from August 4 to August 6 for the milestone
On August 17, two representatives from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) gave a presentation in the local Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) headquarters about
The annual 100-mile pilgrimage to the Santuario de Chimayo is a unique New Mexico tradition dating back to 1973 when Fr. Michael O’Brien started coordinating