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On November 14, United States Senators Lujan, of New Mexico, and JohnHoeven, of North Dakota, introduced the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and U.S. Department
Village of Questa (VoQ) Administrator and Finance Director Karen Shannon provided an update for the Village Council regarding the proposed lodgers tax and a potential
The Village of Questa (VoQ) unanimously approved a contract for the contracting company NV5 Engineering for work on the village’s wastewater treatment expansion project. Village
Incumbent Mayor Linda Calhoun has been the mayor of Red River since 2006. Prior to her leadership and service to the community as mayor, Calhoun
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
United States Senator Martin Heinrich visited the Valle Escondido in eastern Taos County to talk to constituents about regenerative agriculture. Approximately 30 people were in
Village of Questa Administrator and Financial Director Karen Shannon says that opting into the L.E.A. will save the Village between $12,000 to $13,000. The vote
By THE SOURCE NM: MEGAN GLEASON, AUSTIN FISCHER, DANIELLE PROKOB, AND SHAUN GRISWOLD At the end of 2023’s legislative session, over 240 bills had passed.
The tradition of the grazing of sheep and cattle in the Southwest was introduced by Spanish settlers in the late 16th Century. The practice of