District 6 NM Sen. Bobby Gonzales and District 41 state Rep. Susan Herrera are asking New Mexicans to support a proposed rule allowing the reuse and discharge of treated oil and gas industry wastewater, a move environmental groups vehemently oppose.
How does an unhoused person open a bank account? That’s what one homeless man in Taos asks himself each time he squirrels money away in the backpack he lugs around Taos each day. What he …
The Bureau of Land Management Taos Field Office notified the public last week that blue-green algae, which can become toxic, are currently present in the Rio Grande, although the agency said …
The town council held a special meeting Tuesday (Aug. 5) to announce its next application to the Community Development Block Grant program: $1.8 million in funding for “continuous improvements” …
Taos Lifestyle has partnered with Benthouse Creative to transform “Mattress” Mary Domito’s 24,000-square-foot store into a full-scale experience, according to a press release from the local …
After 21 years on the bench, Taos County Magistrate Judge Ernest Ortega has announced he will not seek another term in office. The “time is right,” Ortega said in an Aug. 1 statement, “for …
A small funnel cloud tore through the Black Mesa Winery and Cidery in Velarde two weeks ago, stripping off the back half of the award-winning winery’s roof and a third of its solar panels. …
Eating an exquisite meal outside on the patio at Sol Food Café is one of the joys of summer. Sol Food is a farm-to-table restaurant offering Southwestern flavors with a touch of California cuisine. Add a mimosa to your meal for a sublime brunch or lunch while enjoying the distinctive voices …
This fall, students at UNM-Taos will find inspiration—and serious skill-building opportunities—in two programs designed for real-world success. Whether it’s at the stove or the construction site, instructors Liana Hoffman and Graig Delany are guiding students toward careers, creativity, and …
Prepare your kids for returning to the classroom with everything they need in our annual Back-to-School magazine.
TEMPO
The Fiesta de Taos, a long-held cherished tradition, includes a Royal Court, including a Queen (Reina) and her Princesses (Princesas), who ser…
COLUMN
Most Taoseños and Taoseñas know the cost of housing is increasingly out of reach. But many may not know that the median home sale price has, s…
LOCAL NEWS
The Taos County Commission signaled its support to renewing a mill levy to benefit Holy Cross Medical Center during its regular meeting Tuesda…
EDUCATION
In our current information economy, math is everywhere. But its impact and influence are almost invisible and not fully understood. “Counted O…
SPORTS
56th Rodeo de Taos This weekend (Aug. 9-10), the 56th Rodeo de Taos at the Taos County Sheriff’s Posse Arena will feature stocks from Nunn Fro…
The following is a condensed list of reports made to Taos Central Dispatch within the Town of Taos from Jul. 30-Aug. 3, 2025. JULY 30 5:20 a.…
Acequias have irrigated the Taos Valley since the 1500s. The communities who manage them face new challenges amid climate change and a 20-year drought.
Be there or be square! The Glam Trash Remade Masquerade is happening this weekend in the par… Read moreTempo's Top Five
One of the worst subjects of horror, in cinema and real life, is the missing child. Read moreThe heart of horror
B.E.E.Spoke Boutique and Art Café presents the Vintage by Van Pop-Up: Bold silhouettes, nost… Read moreArt Beat
