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The Jetsons? Albuquerque Joins Test for Flying Cars: FAA Selects City for eVTOL Pilot Program

Mar 14, 2026

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New Mexico History A Visit to Frenchy’s Cabin and Indian Wells of New Mexico 1800s

Frenchy’s cabin is a hike not to be missed and is nearby via an approximate 7 mile round trip hike up Dog Canyon and a trip into 4 different ecological zones, multiple micro-climates and a trip into history… One of the early settlers of the Dog Canyon area near Alamogordo and White… Listen ⇢
Cholla Art (Cholla Cactus Art) A Forgotten Artform Dating Back Centuries Found in Alamogordo, New Mexico

Cholla Desert Cactus Art or Cholla Art is a lost artform practiced by few modern artist worldwide any longer. The Artform dates back from early man whom used to stain the cactus skeletons with the juice of berries and use them for decorative gifts to women of the tribes. The larger… Listen ⇢
New Mexico Senate and House Approved Campaign Reform HB 143 Lobbyist Transparency Bill

Legislation that would require greater transparency from lobbyists in the Roundhouse has passed the Senate and awaits a concurrence vote in the House before it can head to the governor.On a vote of 22-15, the Senate approved House Bill 143 late Monday. In its original form local Otero County Representative John Block… Listen ⇢
Opinion: Mayor Payne Gets it Right Transparency Needed in City Manager Selection and a Do Over

The Alamogordo City CommissIon meeting of 3-25-25 began with civil dialogue and discussion. The meeting began with its usual ceremonial opening and prayers. The meeting then had two guest speakers from Las Cruces that discussed their approach to affordable housing and transitional housing in a very good discussion of options… Listen ⇢
Arson at New Mexico Republican Headquarters, Amy Barela Issues Statement

The Republican Party of New Mexico’s headquarters located in Albuquerque was struck by a suspected arson attack early Sunday that caused thousands of dollars of damage. Otero County Commissioner Amy Barela serves as state chairwoman and offered a statement to AlamogordoTownNews.org’s streaming edition host Anthony Lucero which can be heard streaming live or… Listen ⇢
NM AG Sues Trump Administration for Blocking Access to Hundreds of Millions of Dollars in Education Funds

Attorney General Raúl Torrez joined a coalition of 15 attorneys general and the Governor of Pennsylvania in suing the Trump administration to restore states’ access to critical Department of Education (ED) programs that support low-income and unhoused students and provide funding for other services to address the long-term effects of the COVID-19… Listen ⇢
Retired Air Force Lt Col Gloria Fernandez and Retired Senior Master Sergeant Thomas McKean to be Honored

Two local Alamogordo New Mexico veterans are to be honored; Retired Air Force Lt Col Gloria Fernandez and Retired Air Force Senior Master Sergeant Thomas McKean. Come and join the town of Alamogordo, bring your flags and patriotic wear to New York Avenue, and Patrons Hall at the Flickinger Center, to welcome… Listen ⇢
HB 12 New Mexico’s Red Flag Gun Law Headed to Gov Grisham’s Desk for Signature

The 2025 New Mexico legislative session passed the Red Flag Gun law as HB12. The bill amended the “Extreme Risk Firearm Protection” order act to allow a law enforcement officer to file a petition based on information collected while carrying out the officer’s official duties. It will require a respondent to relinquish firearms… Listen ⇢
Air Force Operations Command Removes Chief Master Sgt. Anthony Green from Leadership

Chief Master Sgt. Anthony Green, AFSOC’S command chief, was relieved by AFSOC commander Lt. Gen. Mike Conley, the command said in a statement. “Effective April 14, Command Chief Anthony Green has been relieved of his duties as Command Chief Master Sergeant of Air Force Special Operations Command by Lt. Gen. Mike… Listen ⇢