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21st Annual ‘Mescal Roast’ Feast for the Senses, Provides Glimpse of Mescalero Culture

Friday, May 4, 2007

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21st Annual ‘Mescal Roast’ Feast for the Senses, Provides Glimpse of Mescalero Culture

CARLSBAD, NM - Living Desert Zoo and Gardens State Parks in Carlsbad, New Mexico will celebrate its 21st annual “Mescal Roast and Mountain Spirit Dance” from May 10-13. This event, which celebrates the culture and history of the Mescalero Apache people, received a Dorothy Mullins Arts and Humanities Award from the National Recreation and Parks [...]

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Double-E Guest Ranch — experience a cowboy adventure

Wednesday, January 8, 2003

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Technorati Tags: businessdirectory,advertorial,lodging,Gila,Grant County,Silver City Double E Guest Ranch is a 30,000 acre working Cattle/Guest Ranch which adjoins the legendary 3 million acre Gila Wilderness in southwestern New Mexico, in the small community of Gila. This area is considered by many to be one of the most spectacular in the world - generally untouched and pristine. [...]

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Santa Teresa, New Mexico

Monday, December 30, 2002

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Technorati Tags: southwest,Santa Teresa,community,profile,Dona Ana County Santa Teresa Port of Entry. Photo courtesy Mesilla Valley Economic Development Alliance Santa Teresa is a young community at the junction of New Mexico Highways 278 and 9. It is about four miles north of the Mexico border, practically adjacent to Sunland Park, New Mexico and El [...]

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Lovington — named for love

Monday, December 30, 2002

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Technorati Tags: southeast,Lovington,Eddy County,community,profile Lovington’s Chaparral Park. Photo by Charles Kelley Lovington became the county seat of Lea County when it was created from the eastern portions of Eddy and Chaves Counties in 1917. A man named Robert Florence Love, known by his middle name, was determined to establish a town where his homestead [...]

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The Death of Pat Garret

Saturday, December 21, 2002

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Technorati Tags: Dona Ana County,Ft. Sumner,Las Cruces,Pat Garrett,Billy the Kid,Portales Pat Garrett, taken when he was Sheriff of Dona Ana County. Photo courtesy the State Records Center and Archives, Santa Fe.   On March 1, 1908, while on his way to Las Cruces, New Mexico’s most famous lawman was shot and killed near Alameda Arroyo on the [...]

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