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It’s been more than a year-and-a-half since Maria Gonzalez joined the LOR Foundation as its Questa community officer, and in that time she has helped
More than two dozen Questa locals gathered at the Questa Public Library on a sunny, breezy Saturday afternoon last month. The mood was cheerful as
From the still waters of Eagle Rock Lake to the plains and canyons of Río Grande del Norte National Monument, Questa’s landscapes are as rich
What was your favorite place growing up? Can you picture it? The place that made you feel invincible, that sparked your imagination. The place where
Each spring represents a new beginning. As the snow recedes, trees and flowers blossom, animals emerge, and Questa fills with life. Spring also serves as
In Questa, youth sports are a big deal. Wildcat and Ladycat games are unifying, bringing together not just families and friends, but the entire Questa
Here at the LOR Foundation, we’re privileged to see the generosity and dedication of Questeños nearly every day in our work: Locals donate their time
In mid-December, Questa youth organized a holiday dinner for community members who needed a warm meal, kindness, and support. By all accounts, the event—which was
This month, Questa del Rio News is celebrating its sixth year in publication, woo hoo! Our first issue was February 2018, and we are just
Despite the cold and dark of winter, the Questa community remains filled with warmth. Whether it be family gatherings, church services, or simply lending a
It’s hard to believe it̕s been more than a year since the LOR Foundation opened its office in Questa, hiring lifelong resident Maria Gonzalez, as
Throughout villages in northern New Mexico, there are countless ways to learn new skills. And while students work to excel in the classroom, the Questa
Over the past few years, Questa locals have come together to enhance public spaces like the Municipal Park near the library, which – thanks to
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