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We didn’t get to have our usual community gathering for Tradiciones this year. No mariachi band. No mingling with our friends and leaders. But…
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On Aug. 22 of this year, Uvaldo V. Lopez went missing, but before his body could be found two weeks later in a remote part of Carson National …
Life after retirement is different for everyone. It could mean traveling, catching up on years of missed sleep or finally working on that dela…
Valdemar DeHerrera will turn 102 on Oct. 8th, making him one of the oldest surviving members of the Battle of Bataan. Born in Costilla in 1919…
Pauline Mondragon is a fighter, though you might not know it by looking at her. She is a slight woman with slender shoulders, but her small st…
Anyone who’s ever spent any time in the Village of Questa knows Malaquias Rael. The business owner and community and civic leader has spent hi…
Being good at organization, connecting the dots and many things others aren’t exactly sure how to accomplish, often lands one with a vague tit…
In 2021, wearing a lot of hats and spinning a lot of plates is sort of a given in our jobs. We are all asked to do a lot. But then there is Li…
Judy Weinrobe didn’t begin life’s journey in Taos, but few people have had as much of an impact on this community. Originally from Dallas, Jud…
Roels “Roy” Cunnyngham and his forefathers helped put Taos on the map in the town’s early days, and through land donations and other community…
Though Benito Concha spent the first 16 years of his life in Colorado Springs, his connection and calling to Taos Pueblo overtook him, and at …
Kathryn Herman co-founded the women’s shelter HEART of Taos in 2016 after hearing about a woman who was living in her car and died a week befo…
For Gus Foster and his camera, there are no limits. At least that’s the idea. Since 1976, Foster has been taking awe-inspiring, panoramic phot…
Christina Sporrong feels the weight, heavy as steel. Three gigs cancelled in the past week.No more Paseo Festival, where she was going to show…
When Tempo introduced Mark Maggiori to our readers recently, we exposed but a fraction of this French ex-pat’s proverbial iceberg. We heard ab…
Heroes are ordinary people living extraordinary lives, no matter how unrecognized or unrewarded their gifts of daily living may be. Now in its…
‘During the early 1800s, there [was] a shift in settlement patterns in the Taos area … Hispaño settlers had been living in these dispersed set…
The feast day of Our Lady of Sorrows, Sept. 15, is celebrated annually by the Catholic Church one day after the feast of the Holy Cross (Sept.…
You’re walking alone at night down a dark dirt road somewhere in Taos. A fast-moving thing bright in the sky catches your eye. You continue a …
There are few places in this world that exhibit the artistic soul that Taos embodies. We are a community tucked into a small oasis in the Rock…
