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Now that adult recreational cannabis is legal in the state of New Mexico, local lawmakers are establishing ordinances that align with the law and allow for the community to possess, grow, manufacture, sell and consume cannabis products.
I've spent the past two weeks hiking various parts of the Carson National Forest, always with a permanent smile on my face.
There's no denying that Northern New Mexico is a real gem for folks who enjoy the outdoors, with one major exception -- the trail infrastructure...
The saying goes, "Where there's smoke, there's fire," but in the case of the recent haze rolling through Taos County, the flames aren't nearby.
Even as the pandemic has taken a turn for the less-severe this year - with vaccination rates rising and economies beginning to show signs of recovery - mental health professionals throughout the world have seen clear indicators of a coming psychosocial crisis. One of their biggest concerns is how this problem impacts our kids, who had even fewer outlets to vent their pandemic-related anxieties than adults did.
Each of our 50 states has two U. S. Senators. A state with a small population like Wyoming and a large state like California each have two Senators. This is clearly not equal representation because the voters in small states have more political power proportionally than people in large states...
Column > 'It's like having gasoline out there," said Brian Steinhardt, forest fire zone manager for Prescott and Coconino national forests in Arizona, in a recent AP story about the increasingly fire-prone West.
Now something else is happening -- and at the worst possible time.
State health officials are urging New Mexicans who have not yet been vaccinated to do so, in hopes of the state reaching its 60 percent vaccination goal by July 1. If the goal is met, the state will reopen fully, without any limitations, according to a press release from the New Mexico Department of Health.
One of the nation's largest high-tech medical cannabis manufacturing and research facilities is about to set up shop in rural New Mexico, thanks to a $300 million investment from the Bright Green Corporation.
The new facility will be built at Bright Green's corporate offices in Grants, NM, 80 miles west of Albuquerque, and is expected to create more than 170 construction jobs and an initial 200 research and agricultural jobs.
$10M in winnings, free N.M. travel packages, fishing licenses, state parks passes, other prizes available to residents getting COVID-19 shots.
New Mexicans should know that the U.S. Department of Energy is planning to bury 50 tons of plutonium in the southern part of our state. Hearings with public comment allowed [started May 17 through May 22]...
