Questa • Red River • Cerro • Costilla • Amalia • Lama • San Cristobal
A decades-old tradition celebrating Questa’s patron saint once again brought together the northern New Mexico communities surrounding Questa on Saturday, June 21. This was the
Over the recent Memorial Day weekend, Questa, New Mexico, hosted the 21st Annual Veterans Healing Field of Honor, an event focused on honoring our nation’s
On Easter morning, April 20, a vibrant and faithful community gathered at Eagle Rock Lake to commemorate the resurrection of Christ at a Sunrise Service,
In the quiet hours before dawn on Good Friday, dozens of faithful gathered at Sagrado Corazón Catholic Church in Costilla, NM, setting out on a
Kit Carson Electric Cooperative (KCEC) celebrated the groundbreaking of its Amalia II Solar & Battery facility on Tuesday, April 22, a significant step in the
Several locals teamed up to host a fundraising dance to benefit the Questa and Cerro VFWs on March 1 at Questa’s Monte Carlo Grill. “A
Questa’s North Central Food Pantry is constantly working to ensure local northern Taos County residents have access to basic food necessities. President Jeannie Masters is
Photos by Wendy Vigil
Located at 32 Sagebrush Road in Questa, New Mexico, is a community staple currently known as C&M Self Storage. The family-owned business was recently taken
On Saturday, September 7, the Latir Volunteer Fire Department (LVFD) celebrated their 40th anniversary with a family-friendly free event that welcomed neighbors and community members,
Questa’s “Dropped Stitch” knitting group brought home multiple awards in the Taos County Fair. The results are as follows: Congratulations to the Questa knitting group!
The Sights of Homecoming: A Wildcat’s Tale This year’s homecoming theme was “A Wildcat’s Tale.” It was special for the students, staff and community, bringing
On September 9, hungry fairgoers gathered to watch the Green Chile Cheeseburger Challenge. Restaurants from across the state brought their best green chile cheeseburger-making skills
Being a civil engineer in his hometown was something Lawrence Ortega had wanted to do ever since he was in junior high school. After graduating
The Questa Art Tour was in full swing August 10 and 11 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Town was bustling and the sun was