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14/08/2025

Play the Matthews Mystery at 4 this afternoon, and you could win tickets to see Collective Soul and Live! Here's a clue to help you solve today's Mystery!

14/08/2025

STARTING MONDAY AUG. 18TH

Listen to Viking all week to win your way into Pantera Aug. 31st at Isleta Amphitheater! She will have a pair a day so you can rock out from Coyote 102.5 at Pantera!

14/08/2025

Listen to Viking tomorrow morning to win your way in to LIVE and Collective Soul at Isleta Amphitheater Monday August 18th! She will have your chance at getting in to The Unity Tour after 8 a.m!

13/08/2025

Catch Collective Soul and Live at Isleta Amphitheater August 18th! Head to Coyote 1025.com for the ticket link, and keep on listening to Coyote for your last chance to win tickets!

13/08/2025

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13/08/2025

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13/08/2025

This image is a map illustrating the Pueblo Revolt of August-October 1680, a pivotal moment in the history of the American Southwest. The map details the geographical aspects of this uprising, which saw the Indigenous Pueblo people successfully rebel against Spanish colonizers in what was then the province of Santa Fe de Nuevo México, encompassing much of present-day New Mexico.

Here's what the map depicts and its significance:
Key Locations & Nations: The map labels various Pueblo Nations involved in the revolt, such as Hopi, Ohkay Owingeh, Pecos, Zuni (A:Shiwi), and Acoma (A'aku), along with Spanish settlements like Santa Fe, the capital of New Mexico at the time.

Spanish Control & Retreat: It visually represents areas under Spanish control in early and late 1680, highlighting the areas from which the Spanish were expelled. The red arrows indicate the "Spanish Retreat" route, primarily south along the Rio Grande towards El Paso del Norte (modern-day Ciudad Juárez, Mexico and El Paso, Texas).

Pueblo Victory & Resistance: Locations marked with a star symbolize "Pueblo Victory," signifying successful instances of resistance during the revolt. The "Runners Trail" marked on the map represents the route used by Pueblo runners, dispatched by leader Popé, who carried knotted cords to coordinate the uprising among various pueblos.

Historical Significance: The Pueblo Revolt is notably the only successful Native uprising against a colonizing power in North America, forcing the Spanish out of New Mexico for 12 years and leading to a more tolerant approach upon their eventual return in 1692. This event is celebrated for its role in ensuring the survival of Pueblo cultural traditions, languages, and sovereignty. New Mexico History and Reminiscing

13/08/2025

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11/08/2025

The Matthews Mystery is back at 4 - play and you could win tickets! Here's a clue for today...

08/08/2025

Run, don't walk, to your radio at 4 - that's when you could win tickets to Def Leppard on the Matthews Mystery! Here's a clue...