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June was truly a month of reading as the community’s Summer Reading Program brought young readers together for a season filled with books, discovery, and
This summer, readers ages 4-10 are invited to “Unearth a Story” through a unique seasonal reading program that blends literacy with exploration, creativity, and a
A northern New Mexico community arts and movement program is offering summer activities for children and families, including a storytelling event in June and a
What started as a fascination with bees has grown into a budding local business focused on honey production, education and restoring pollinator populations in northern
By EMMA ARGUELLO My name is Emma Arguello, and I am the historian and reporter for the Questa Achievers 4-H Club.Our club has lots of
At just seven years old, Mila Alena Lovato of Taos is the 2025 Little Miss Rodeo New Mexico. Mila is a big sister to little
Nineteen local youths—17 from Questa and two from Taos—experienced a nine-day journey through Greece and Italy. The trip was filled with historical landmarks, Mediterranean cuisine,
Questa’s Homecoming week is upon us. Here are all the details about what you need to know for the week: Dress Up Days: Elementary School
Vida Del Norte was happy to participate in the Questa Fiestas and would like to congratulate the 2024 Fiesta Queen Esperanza Quintana. The 2024 Fiestas
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
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 has been a long-time dream of Kristi Gonzales, owner and pastor of Questa’s Freedom Center Church, to open an early childhood program. Pastor Gonzales
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
At Living Word Ministries, members believe it’s the little things that can make a big difference. When it came to providing an equitable opportunity for
Growing up in rural New Mexico, many kids historically had a front row seat to agriculture and farming. Many of these traditions are passed on
By Feliz OrtegaTaos County Fair was held Aug.19-21, and our Questa Achievers 4-H Club did an outstanding job. Congratulations on their accomplishments at the Taos
Saturday, Oct 15 will be an exciting sports day for Taos County youth and families: The Questa Independent School District and Village of Questa have
Reprinted with permission from the Enchanted Circle News
Vida Del Norte has been collaborating with Localogy over the last couple of summers to provide a summer camp for the youth of our community.