Taos legislators talk plans for 60-day session
"Taos, we're in a good position," said state Representative Roberto "Bobby" Gonzales amid the fanfare of a recent swearing-in ceremony.
Letter to the editor
Letter: Taos Diner provides authentic experience
Remember our dedication to local flavor and quality when you are choosing where to eat breakfast.
Music
Salman Lee and Claire Detels team up for 'Oh Freedom!' concert
The Sunday before Martin Luther King Jr. Day (Jan. 21), a quartet of Taos musicians are performing a fabulous showcase of music by and about African-Americans. Titled "Oh Freedom!," the concert …
Basketball
Lady Tigers outscored by Capital 48 to 37
The Taos Lady Tigers had their "best 3rd quarter so far this season," said Coach David Sanchez.
Column
Overcoming ‘you can’t’
Do you know what hinders many people from getting more out of life? It’s a little phrase with a big impact: I can’t.
Most popular stories
One skier dies, second critically injured after avalanche at Taos Ski Valley
Officials identify 26-year-old man from Massachusetts killed in Taos Ski Valley avalanche
Beto O'Rourke visits Taos Pueblo
Taos Pueblo welcomes 2019 tribal officials
A month into federal government shutdown, Taos workers feel impact
Obituaries
Ronnie Aaron Lewis
Beloved brother, Mr. Ronnie Aaron Lewis, nee Aaron, of Carson NM, passed away on October 12, 2018, at the age of 66 following a short battle with cancer.
Anthony “Tony” Padilla
Anthony “Tony” Padilla, age 61, of San Cristobal passed away on January 5, 2019.
Gary L. Cook
Gary L. Cook, age 66, of Ranchos de Taos went to be with our Lord and Saviour on January 12th after a very short illness.
Maria Chavez Medina
Maria Chavez Medina, age 69, of Ranchos de Taos, passed away on January 13, 2019.
Alberto Trujillo
Alberto Trujillo, 79, of Penasco passed away peacefully at home on December 26, 2018.
Amada Rodriguez
Amada Rodriguez, age 68, a resident of Ranchos De Taos, passed away peacefully surrounded by her loving family on January 5, 2019.
Local news
Beto O'Rourke visits Taos Pueblo
Taos Pueblo photographer Debbie Lujan caused a social media sensation today (Jan. 18) when she posted a picture of herself on Facebook – posing with Beto O'Rourke at Taos Pueblo.
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A month into federal government shutdown, Taos workers feel impact
Like the snow that's fallen over the past four weeks, the impacts of the prolonged shutdown of the …
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Officials identify 26-year-old man from Massachusetts killed in Taos Ski Valley avalanche
Officials have confirmed the identity of the skier killed Thursday (Jan. 17) in an inbounds avalanche …
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Taos Pueblo welcomes 2019 tribal officials
The Taos Pueblo tribal council has named the 2019 governor, warchief and their staffs.
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NM opens the doors on hemp growers
Hemp is in. After years of lobbying efforts, growing hemp has been approved in the Land of Enchantment. …
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Coyote killing contests cut on state land
State Land Commissioner Stephanie García Richard has ended "killing contests" of coyotes on state …
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Environmental organizations train New Mexicans to lobby legislators
A bevy of environmentalists will be taking to the Roundhouse to lobby legislators with a two-day …
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Stray Hearts Animal Shelter weekly report – January 17
Dogs Intakes: 18, Adoptions: 6. Cats Intakes: 4, Adoptions 5.
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Public offices closed for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
A list of what's open, limited and closed.
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Police Blotter – Jan. 9-14
Jan. 13, Callejon Road – A green Chevy truck hauling a camper went off the road and landed face …
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Gov. Lujan Grisham talks climate, energy in State of the State
In her first State of the State address, Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham declared a number of …
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VetRides hit the road in North Central New Mexico
It's been over three months since the North Central New Mexico Veterans Transportation Network …
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Q and A with New Mexico's incoming energy secretary Sarah Cottrell Propst
Michelle Lujan Grisham has announced her choice to lead the state's Energy, Minerals and Natural …
Tempo Arts & Entertainment
Imagine being in a roller coaster car clicking and clacking up and up into the sky. The anticipation and sheer suspense is so strong …
This fifth-generation Taoseña knows a thing or two about pole dancing. And, for that matter, about belly dancing, sword dancing, lap …
"People have been very receptive -- if a little surprised, at first -- to learn that Taos has a poet laureate and that she wants to …
The Taos Mesa Brewing Mothership will be hosting a show to benefit the Taos Immigrant Allies. The show will feature music by Big Swing …
Entering Randy Pijoan's studio in Amalia, the viewer encounters unexpected subjects in the paintings hung on the walls of this …
New Mexico author Raphael Nevins is a self-described serial entrepreneur. His exploits include being the founder of several New Mexico …
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Sports
Sports sidelines – January 17
Taos Ski Valley and Not Forgotten Outreach invite past and present military members, their immediate families and Gold Star Families to enjoy the 6th annual Not Forgotten Outreach Ski Week, from Jan. 22-27.
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Reel Talk – January 17
This fishing report has been generated from the best information available from area officers and …
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Kings and queens of the hill
The King and Queen of the Hill Terrain Park Competition, the 8th annual slopestyle competition at the Don …
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With all this snow, rafters ready their paddles
Whitewater enthusiasts are already making waves -- because a deep snowpack on the Sangre de Cristo …
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Action-packed events at 45th Annual Chama Chile Ski Classic
The three-day event runs January 19-21 and its schedule is packed with classic cross-country ski races, …
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Photo Gallery: Good snow and a special anniversary at Red River
Snowflakes floated down over skiers and snowboarders as they flew down the mountain at Red River Ski & …
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Kachina Peak Lift opens at Taos Ski Valley
Just in time for the weekend visitors celebrating Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, as well as more snow …
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Skier, rider paradise: Taos-area resorts receive fresh powder, more on the way
And more snow is in the forecast.
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Peñasco Lady Panthers try for a repeat at Northern Rio Grande Tournament
The score gap widened to 9 points at the start of the third quarter, though the foul count for the …
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Taos's Aidan Leblanc makes the USA TODAY ALL-USA New Mexico Football Team
Aidan Leblanc is "the type of player who comes once in a blue moon," says coach Art Abreu Jr.
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Sports brief: Questa basketball, boys and girls
Both the Wildcats and the Ladycats next play Jan. 11 when they host Springer. Games begin at 4 …
Snow Report
Photo Gallery – Angel Fire’s annual Winter Carnival: Fun for the whole family
Over the course of the week-long winter celebration, guests participated in activities including a snowman-building competition, lunch tray tobogganing...
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