Editorial: Judge wrong, but so are those threatening her
Guitar heroes rule at Taos Plaza Live
Luscious and liquid
Taos mourns Greystone's generous Jude Gochee
Amalia compound defendant turned over to immigration authorities
Judge threatened following decision to release Amalia defendants, courts issue statement
Taos judge grants release for defendants charged in Amalia compound case
Taos County complex evacuated due to threats on judge, court staff
Crowd questions Tri-County Community Services center closure
350-acre 'eco-village' proposed for Upper Las Colonias
A generational landowner in the Taos area is looking to develop about 350 acres along the road to Taos Ski Valley into an "eco-village" that in several …
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Tri-County closure leaves major hole in Taos behavioral health services
A community gathering to figure out how to keep locals in touch with therapists, pharmacists and doctors …
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Couple in viral traffic stop video to be arraigned
Two defendants in a case stemming from a February traffic stop are to be arraigned Tuesday (Aug. 21) in …
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Taos County jail under interim leadership
The director of the Taos County Adult Detention Center has been replaced on an interim basis pending an …
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Crowd questions Tri-County Community Services center closure
A meeting to discuss the closure of Tri-County Community Services was cut short due to the Taos County …
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Taos County complex evacuated due to threats on judge, court staff
People poured out of the Taos County Complex and 8th Judicial District Courthouse in Taos Tuesday …
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Amalia compound defendant turned over to immigration authorities
One of five defendants charged with abusing 11 children at a compound in Northern New Mexico has been …
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Judge threatened following decision to release Amalia defendants, courts issue statement
A Taos District Court Judge's decision to deny motions to hold five defendants charged with abusing 11 …
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Defendant in Amalia compound case to remain jailed on warrant
A Taos District Court judge ruled at a hearing Monday (Aug. 13) that five defendants would not be …
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Taos judge grants release for defendants charged in Amalia compound case
Prosecutors with the 8th Judicial District Attorney's Office in Taos are presenting new evidence …
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Video archive: Amalia compound defendants' hearing Taos District Court, Monday (August 13)
Our complete reporting can be found here. At one point, KOB lost its video feed and the video …
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Power outage causes traffic pile up in northern Taos
A power outage knocked out the traffic lights at the intersection of Camino del la Placita and …
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New behavioral health service in works as Tri-County prepares to close
On Thursday (Aug. 9), Taos County’s primary behavioral health organization announced it was …
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Weekly lowdown: Sportsmen on protecting public lands, talking trash at town council, grants for road repair
Monday: All about protecting public lands Three stalwart advocates of public lands will …
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SOMOS launches fundraiser with big word party
You have one day left to purchase a ticket for a great cause. On Sunday, August 19, SOMOS partners …
Dianne Lois (Hazeltine) Grant
Dianne Lois (Hazeltine) Grant Age 53, found eternal peace on August 2, 2018 in Baltimore, Maryland. Dianne was a longtime resident of Taos, New Mexico before moving to Maryland earlier this …
Richard Corsinio Trujillo
Richard Corsinio Trujillo Was born and raised in Taos and though a current resident of Albuquerque his heart belonged to the beautiful mountains of his birth. Camping, fishing and surrounded by …
Jude Ann Gochee, 1952-2018
Jude Ann Gochee, 66, owner of Graystone Furniture here in Taos, died August 9th...
Robert "Chris" Byrd, 1963-2018
Robert Christopher "Chris" Byrd, age 55, died August 5, 2018, at his home in Taos.
Joe A. Gallegos Jr. “Joey”
Joe A. Gallegos Jr. “Joey” Age 44, of Cerro, NM, went to join his Mama and Dad in the House of our Lord Jesus Christ on August 4, 2018, after battling a lengthy illness. He is preceded …
Jimmy Alire
Jimmy Alire Age 53, a lifelong resident of El Rito, New Mexico passed away on July 27, 2018. To view a full obituary and service information, please visit the on-line guest register for Jimmy …
Joseph A. “O’Hitler” Gallegos
Joseph A. “O’Hitler” Gallegos Age 44, a resident of Cerro, New Mexico passed away on August 4, 2018. To view a full obituary and service information, please visit the …
Jose Roy Santistevan, 1930 - 2018
Jose Roy Santistevan 1930 - August 4, 2018 Biography Jose Roy Santistevan, 87, of Ranchos de Taos passed away on August 4, 2018 at his home in Albuquerque. He is preceded …
Taos celebrates Pride 2018
Taos Pride is "a place of joy, of remembering our history and being proud of our future.” Whether you're trans, gay, straight or anything else entirely, check out this short video of the community joining together to celebrate each other and the diversity they create.
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Photo Gallery: Annual Taos Pride events bring spirit and joy Taos
Community members donning rainbow tutus, sparkles and vibrant makeup colored the streets of downtown Taos over the weekend to celebrate love and diversity in the seventh annual Taos Pride …
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Oh, bother
There is not a lot of mystery over what the new film "Christopher Robin" wants to leave with its audience …
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Triumph turns to grief
Rory Wagner was a self-taught painter of Taos with a photographic memory, inestimable talent and, …
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Alien memories
Imagine an alien civilization on the moon. Over time, the civilization disappears, but artifacts from …
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Painstaking detail
Envision Gallery is celebrating its 15-year anniversary with a new exhibition titled "In the Field: Works …
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High desert lowbrow
Artist and gallery owner Greg Moon is celebrating another year of "poking a stick through the bars of …
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Singing for the puppies and kitties
The dog days of summer are here and for the ninth year in a row, local businesswoman "Mattress Mary" …
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East by Southwest
If it is true that there is magic in numbers, then Saturday (Aug. 11) at 7 p.m. a magical evening …
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Shamanic journeys
Artistic expression and energy transformation are one and the same in Raphael Vega's shamanistic …
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Taos Pride: Be exactly who you want to be
Taos Pride was launched seven years ago by the late Robert Quintana because "he wanted to throw …
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Mothership hooks Leftover Salmon
The Taos Mesa Brewing Mothership is gearing up for yet another sizzling summer music event.It's …
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Reggae royalty
This week, we're taking a little diversion from our usual record review to give a look at an …
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Movie review: 'Mission Impossible: Fallout'
Tom Cruise's latest, "Mission Impossible: Fallout," is an impressive high-tech machine of a movie. …
Sidelines - August 16-22
Tartan Tourney: El Valle Escondido Golf Course is hosting the annual Tartan Tourney Saturday (Aug. 18). This is a nine-hole, four-person scramble (best ball) tournament with a 9 a.m. shotgun …
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Mother Nature, Taos Ski Valley collaborate for a fabulous Up and Over
The 13th Annual Up and Over organizers could not have picked a better day to have a race at Taos Ski …
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Johnson, Elkjer shoot low to claim V.E. Open
It was all smiles and laughter inside the Valle Escondido clubhouse July 28 as golfers turned their …
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Something is missing in Wildcat Nation
In yet another chapter in the Questa High School sports saga, the cast of characters has changed again.
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All systems go! Feet, calves, lungs and quads ready for launch
The ultimate summer challenge is here.The 13th Annual Up and Over 10K slated for Saturday (Aug. 4) is …
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Sidelines - August 2-8
High school biking: The Taos Composite High School Mountain Bike Team begins its fourth season of …
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Calling all Lady Tiger netters: volleyball tryouts scheduled
Back-to-school is quickly approaching, and all Taos players interested in participating in middle school …
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Golf fundraiser for Rio Fernando Fire Department this weekend
Thanks to the rain that has graced the Sangre de Cristo mountains lately, the Valle Escondido Golf Course …
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Sidelines – July 26-August 1
Billiards tournament: The 19th annual Ronald C. Romero memorial "Ball in Hand 8-Ball Tournament" is …
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Teague returns to Taos, brings frank message about sports and life
George Teague, famously remembered for a couple of iconic events while playing football in the NCAA …
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Voluntary fishing restrictions will help fish make it through a tough year
Because of this winter's low snowpack and the unseasonably hot and dry weather this summer, …
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Defendu Academy grapplers earn more hardware at NAGA
Athletes from Defendu Academy in Taos gathered for a demonstration and celebration at Kit Carson …
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UNM's public dismissals undeserved
Well, that couldn't have gone much worse.The public relations disaster that is the University of …
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Questa hosts fishing tourney Saturday
Get your fishing poles and get up to Questa for the Second Annual Questa Fishing Derby. The …
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Taos County All-Stars: Larissa Passino
Driven, selfless and committed to her teams and coaches, Larissa Passino demonstrated a level of …
Growing a community farmers market
The Taos Farmers Market was one of the open-air markets that got its start in the early 1970s."The Taos market operated for the first time in 1972 and was considered successful," according to an …
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Mulling over mullein
The flowers are effective for lower respiratory inflammation and especially useful for a hot, dry cough, …
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Top tips for growing healthy trees in Taos
Like humans, trees can become sick. But unlike humans, trees do not have specialized cells to fight off …
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Wildflowers of the Agua Sarca Trail
Seventeen members of the Taos Chapter of Native Plant Society of New Mexico hiked the Agua Sarca trail …
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Beyond the garden gate
Locals and visitors alike will have the chance to take a rare peek inside some of Taos' most beautiful …
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Sweeten your summer: the joys of homemade ice cream
The tradition of ice cream socials dates back to the 1800s. They were held at family or church …
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Hot summer, cold soups
When the hot weather settles in, especially during the day, I find it more difficult to be …
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When-in-doubt kinds of wine
I was talking to some people the other day about wine pairing, and told them, "When in doubt, you …
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An applesauce bonanza
Sometimes called June apples, Lodi apples or Transparents, those little green apples are …
Hotel Don Fernando returns to Taos in renovated glory
For over two years, the Hotel Don Fernando de Taos has sat vacant, waiting for the day when its doors can be opened. The wait is now over for tourists and …
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Celebrating a decade: Cool clothes are the muse at Substance of Taos
The owner of Substance of Taos, a women's clothing boutique in a beautifully renovated adobe building on …
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Flood destroys work by Project Runway finalist from Taos
Noted fashion designer Patricia Michaels planned to unveil a new collection for full-figured women at …
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Tax free weekend helps NM families
Computers, computer accessories, clothes and school supplies are just a few of the items families can …
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Parse Seco raises $1,200 for DreamTree
Following a monthlong galley showing, Arroyo Seco art gallery Parse Seco raised over $1,200 for Taos' …
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A little off the top
Giving a new take on the traditional barbershop, Michael Timber opened his snipping business with …
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Taos council accepts federal airport runway funds
During a Monday (July 30) special meeting, the town of Taos Council voted unanimously to accept a …
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Small businesses need to plan for disasters before they happen
Small businesses are attuned to the risks they face when material costs and interest rates start to …
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Eagle Nest celebrates 4,000-panel solar array
Kit Carson Electric Cooperative officials and partners at Guzman Energy celebrated the launch of …
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