Paseo drivers: Prepare for weeks more single lane delays
Traffic on Paseo Del Pueblo Sur will continue to see delays as the New Mexico Department of Transportation repairs the Taos main road. Crews have closed off Chamisa Road which will remain …
New Mexico rain
Taoseños were overjoyed Saturday morning (June 16) to see clouds form and then drop some much-needed rain on drought-parched fields and gardens.
Opinion: Support of loving community stronger than any hateful voice
We think of murder in a small town as a loss of innocence, but it isn’t exactly that.
Taoseños hope to perk up parks
Jenny Bird spends her weekends like many grandparents in Taos.She gets the hats and the water and loads up the car with her grandson to head to the parks …
N.M. State police chief faces claims of misconduct
A former top deputy to New Mexico State Police Chief Pete Kassetas and two others have filed a lawsuit alleging Kassetas "mooned" staff members, referred to female staff members as "bitches" and sent …
La Madera suspect in '17 shooting rampage arraigned in Taos
Almost a year to the day after a shooting rampage left five people …
Prestigious legacy
Taos School of Music, housed at Taos Ski Valley, is one of the nation's oldest summer music programs.The school is now in its 56th year of operation and is highly regarded for the …
Town of Taos re-ups fire ban, restricts fireworks
As drought conditions in New Mexico persist, so do the fire dangers. To combat the chances of a fire, the town of Taos Council passed a resolution and two …
Kick up some dust with Festival Eclectica
This weekend (June 15-17) the skies above the beautiful Moreno Valley will be filled with brilliant color, and the mountains will reverberate with the sounds of a world beat ...
The Docket
The following is a selected overview of case activity in or related to the Taos County court system. All dates and times are subject to change. Trials June 25 John Rael, jury trial – …
Taos sheriff hopeful settles discrimination suit with town
Jani Davis, a former Taos police sergeant and the sole Republican candidate in this year’s race for Taos County Sheriff, settled a discrimination and whistleblower lawsuit with the town of Taos …
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Wildfire burns 80 acres at private Vermejo Ranch
A fire that started Thursday (June 14) at Vermejo Park Ranch in Colfax County has grown to 80 acres and …
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Peñasco Fiesta celebrated over Father's Day weekend
Peñasco is gearing up for the community's annual fiesta Thursday through Sunday (June 14-17).The event …
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Perjury case against sheriff's sergeant moves on to district court
A perjury case filed against a sergeant with the Taos County Sheriff's Office will be moving on to Taos …
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Questa mine's water rights up for sale
In late May, Chevron Mining Inc. put up for sale or lease a whopping 1,400 acre-feet per year of water …
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Bone-dry summer leads to all out fire ban on public lands
It was to be expected: all public lands in Taos County are now under severe fire restrictions.The Bureau …
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Member no-shows stymie annual KCEC meeting
Kit Carson Electric Cooperative had a ballot machine, donuts, coffee, cash and door prizes ready Saturday …
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First the fire, then a flood?
Before the Ute Park Fire broke out, everyone was praying for rain. But after burning through nearly …
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Deputies, firefighters respond to suspected arson near Talpa
Suspicious roadside fires that grew in the Talpa area late Wednesday night (June 13) drew Taos volunteer …
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Police blotter
The following is a condensed version of Taos Police reports from June 6-11. For the complete blotter, …
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Anuncios: June 14-20
Featured: EL SALTO MUTUAL DOMESTIC WATER CONSUMERS ASSOCIATION monthly board meeting will be held …
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Head-on collision reported at Shell gas station
A head-on collision involving at least two vehicles has been reported near the Shell gas station …
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Taos News sneak peek June 14-20
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Backyard blaze flares up, quickly put out on Calle de Oro
Flames and smoke quickly spread across a yard near a 12-unit apartment complex on Calle de Oro in …
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Police blotter
The following is a condensed version of Taos Police reports from May 30-June 4. May 30 8:45 …
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Ute Park Fire nearly contained as U.S. 64 reopens
Fire managers approved reopening U.S. 64 between Cimarron and Eagle Nest Monday (June 11) as fire …
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Taos Pueblo Pow Wow takes a hiatus
This year's popular Taos Pueblo Pow Wow has been canceled. Primary pow-wow organizers Richard …
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Quorum of KCEC members fail to show for annual meeting
An hour into Kit Carson Electric Cooperative’s annual meeting Saturday morning (June 9), only 411 …
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Firefighters make big headway taming Ute Park Fire
Firefighters continued to rein in the week-old Ute Park Fire, calling the 36,740 acre fire 66 …
Emma Gomez, 1931-2018
Emma Gomez 1931-June 12, 2018 Emma V. Gomez, 86, of Taos passed away on June 12, 2018. She retired as a bookkeeper from the Taos Municipal Schools. Emma was a lifetime member of the …
Emma V. Gomez
Emma V. Gomez, 86, of Taos passed away on June 12, 2018. She retired as a bookkeeper from the Taos Municipal Schools.
Dorothy Zopf, 1928-2018
Dorothy Zopf1928 - June 4th, 2018 Biography Dorothy Richards Zopf died peacefully on June 4, 2018 at age 89, at Taos Retirement Village. Her husband of 50 years, George Zopf, preceded her in death …
April Francis Browne, 1976-2018
April Francis BrowneAge 42, of Dixon, NM, passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, May 29, 2018. April was born at home in Questacitas, NM on April 24, 1976 to Connie Wood and Lemuel Browne. She was …
Stephen Cameron Dunn
Stephen Cameron Dunn Passed away on April 11, 2018 near his home in Taos, New Mexico. He lived life on his own terms, with incredible generosity and compassion. A sailor, builder, …
Elizaida Maria Gomez
Elizaida Maria GomezAge 85, a resident of Llano Quemado, passed away on Sunday, May 27, 2018. She was preceded in death by her parents, Leandro and Teresina Romero; her husband, George Gomez; two …
Angelica S. Cordova, 1936-2018
ANGELICA S CORDOVA AGE 81 MOTHER, GRANDMOTHER, AND GREAT GRAND-MOTHER DIED AFTER A LONG STRUGGLE WITH HER HEALTH ON MONDAY MORNING AT 3:11 MAY 7, 2018, AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO HOSPITAL IN …
Adolfina "Ada" Roybal, 1932-2018
Adolfina "Ada" Roybal Died on May 31, 2018 at her home surrounded by her family. She was born October 6, 1932 in Arroyo Seco, New Mexico to Belarmino and Hilaria (Martinez) Pacheco. She married Ruben …
Cornelius Patrick Dunn, 1937-2018
Cornelius Patrick Dunn Also known as Cassim Dunn, born May 21, 1937 in Milwaukee WI, died May 31, 2018 in Des Montes, NM. Husband of Mary Ann Matheson, son of Cornelius Francis Dunn, M.D. and …
Luis F. Vigil
Luis F. Vigil Of Talpa N.M. Passed away unexpectedly on May 24. 2018 at the age of 69. He is preceded in death by his Parents Alfonso and Ofelia Vigil, Son Frankie Vigil, Brother in laws Manuel …
Fire and fury
If you were in Taos around 2000, you may remember when Guillermo Gomez-Peña created a stir with his unique brand of radical Chicano performance art. Well, he’s back and the years …
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Good time for a good cause
What is a "fandango?" The dictionary defines it as "a lively Spanish dance for two people, typically …
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Get ready to work up a sweat
Get ready to dance, Taos. New Orleans-based Big Sam’s Funky Nation is coming to town to rock your …
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Tasty little pillows of delight
Sopapillas. When you bite into one of these delicious pastries, expertly prepared, you know it. A …
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Odenbear to stage ‘The Bench Plays’
There’s only one prop, a bench. From that, a collection of local actors and playwrights hope to create …
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Get ready to work up a sweat
Get ready to dance, Taos. New Orleans-based Big Sam's Funky Nation is coming to town to rock your socks …
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Memoir of women’s movement offers personal insight
New Mexico author Sabra Moore’s vividly illustrated memoir chronicling 22 years of her life, art, …
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'Things That Matter'
J. Matt Thomas and Richard Spera introduced the Pecha Kucha "20 slides x 20 seconds each" format to …
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Wanna dance?
Jump in and swing with Big Swing Theory Thursday (June 14) from 6-8 p.m. at Taos Plaza Live. The …
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Magical qualities of glass
The exhibition, "Larry Bell: Hocus, Focus and 12," looks almost as if his work has spilled out of …
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The face in the mirror
How do you see yourself? When you look in the mirror, how do you feel about that which looks back …
Into the wild
Truly the star of the show, this rescued turkey vulture drew the most “oohs and aahs” from the gathered crowd during the New Mexico Wildlife Center tour at the Taos Youth and Family …
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Sipapu to offer free fly fishing clinics, Saturdays throughout the summer
Every Saturday (with the exception of Jun. 23) through Sept. 1 at 10:30 am, Solitary Angler’s certified …
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Reel Talk: June 14 edition
NEW MEXICO FISHING REPORT: This fishing report, provided by Bill Dunn and the Department of Game and …
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From orange to navy
Wearing the official colors of the Trinidad State Trojans, Alejandro Salazar displays his signed …
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All-star week
After scooping a grounder, Santiago “Saint” Cortez prepares a throw while in full gallop at …
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NMAA realignment and reclassification finalized, changes a go in 2018-19
For Northern New Mexico teams, things could get interesting in the coming school year.With …
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Strong athletes
Letizia Hugelshofer approaches the finish line in Kit Carson Park after being the first woman to complete …
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Taos County teams overcome challenges, retain championships
A lot goes into the creation of a successful team.Besides all the physical work and strength …
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Reel Talk - June 5
NEW MEXICO FISHING REPORT: This fishing report, provided by Bill Dunn and the state Department of …
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Final push to recruit athletes and volunteers for 40th N.M. Senior Games
The New Mexico Senior Olympics State Summer Games is still registering athletes and signing up …
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Mystic Dance: national champs again, now headed to Worlds
On Saturday (June 2) Mystic will be holding a fundraising carnival at the Kit Carson Park. There …
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Raptors and snakes to visit Taos Youth and Family today
An exciting and educational program involving snakes and raptors is coming to Taos. The New Mexico …
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How do N.M. schools ensure coaches don’t cross line with their students?
The recent arrests of New Mexico high school coaches on sex charges involving underage female …
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Spring sports in Taos County come roaring to an end for teams, individuals
The whirlwind journey is over. Spring sports in Taos County finished with a bang as the two Taos …
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Awards banquet a feast for the eyes, ears and heart as gratitude is paid to deserving players
Otero Gymnasium was filled to capacity May 16 as the "Annual Sports Awards Banquet" brought closure …
Bison Star Naturals: In harmony with nature
Bison Star Naturals has been making their fragrant and sustainable products since 2013 in Taos. The company's beautiful soaps in the shapes of shells, hearts and buffalos are available …
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Taking care of your trees in drought conditions
It is essential to care for your trees, especially under the harsh conditions that Taos is currently …
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The wonders of pine cones and the trees that produce them
On June 20, the Taos Chapter of the Native Plant Society of New Mexico welcomes Renee Galeanno-Popp, …
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Herb of the Month: Yerba del Buey
English: Gumweed, Spanish: Yerba del Buey. Yerba del Buey is in bloom throughout August in Northern New …
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Simple summer appetizer ideas
Summer is almost here, and the weather is gorgeous. We enjoy the chance to spend many tranquil evenings …
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Smelling the wine
You've all heard them: wine descriptions that sound so pretentious, so preposterous that you can't …
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Spiral galaxy M 104 small but bright in May sky
Is this a UFO or a colorful, fuzzy sombrero? It's neither!This is M 104, the Sombrero Galaxy, …
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Visitors could benefit from an acclimatization hike
Summer flatlander visitors accustomed to striding along paths at low altitudes should plan on an …
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Hiking the Enchanted Circle: Cimarron Canyon State Park - Clear Creek Trail
A hike along Clear Creek in Cimarron State Park is a pleasant way to spend a warm spring day. As …
Chokala Bean to Bar wins development fund award
Chokola Bean to Bar, a Taos-based, family-owned craft chocolate maker, was among several northern New Mexico businesses to be awarded money from the Venture Acceleration Fund. Chokala, located on …
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Blake hotel reopens at Taos Ski Valley
The Blake at Taos Ski Valley reopened for business June 13, after a short break following the 2017-2018 …
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Patent help available for low-income inventors
Inventors know that patents and trademarks offer protection against the theft of their ideas, but hiring …
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Designer Patricia Michaels to kick off free summer artist presentation series
The Couse-Sharp Historic Site's inaugural First Saturday Open House is planned Saturday (June 2) from 3-5 …
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Sol Foods finds niche in Seco
Ten years ago, when Anna and Christopher Woodall came to Arroyo Seco from San Francisco, they realized …
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Wide Sky luthier thrives in Taos Valley
After several years of carpentry and cabinet building, local crafter Patch Rubin decided to try …
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Experts offer advice on entrepreneurship
Peter Anselmo thinks New Mexico needs more ideas.Anselmo, executive director of the Office of …
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Major art research center coming to Taos
The Couse Foundation of Taos has announced that The Lunder Foundation of Portland, Maine is …
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It's tea time
Local Taos tea shop tea.o.graphy is looking at giving back this weekend for mothers and community …
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