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The Las Cruces Bulletin The community newspaper for Las Cruces, N.M. The Las Cruces Bulletin is the weekly community newspaper of Las Cruces, New Mexico.

A lot of good stuff on the schedule during the 2026-27 season at Las Cruces Community Theatre. What you need to know....
05/31/2026

A lot of good stuff on the schedule during the 2026-27 season at Las Cruces Community Theatre. What you need to know....

From gothic horror to Christmas miracles, Las Cruces Community Theatre’s upcoming season will take audiences on a journey through the emotional and the absurd – all without leaving the city’s vibrant downtown. Come From Away The company’s 64th...

05/31/2026

Latest from Shawna Pfeiffer. "My children finished their last day of public school. Next year, we have made the decision to pursue private education for them."

My children finished their last day of public school. Next year, we have made the decision to pursue private education for them. This is a difficult and costly decision that was made over many months and lots of research. Thankfully, we are...

05/31/2026

Latest Bulletin golf column from Charlie Blanchard.
"One of the strangest and most troubling phenomena in golf is something known as 'the yips.' It’s time to take a close look at the reality of common putting yips."

One of the strangest and most troubling phenomena in golf is something known as “the yips.” It’s time to take a close look at the reality of common putting yips. Basically, when yips occur it signifies an odd loss of ability to execute certain...

05/31/2026

This week's column from Walt Rubel. Discussing language....

I heard an old phrase for the first time in decades recently when a fellow volunteer at the community radio station said she was bothered by how casually young people use profanity these days, especially “in mixed company.” I was probably five or...

05/29/2026

Last week's column from Charlie Blanchard. While highly skilled players and professional golfers may say the mental game is highly important for winning tournaments, golf isn’t played in the mind.

The late Bobby Jones, golf psychologist Dr. Bob Rotella, famed teacher Jim Flick and Jack Nicklaus have all perpetuated the myth that golf is mostly mental — often putting the figure at 90% — with Flick going as far as putting the number at...

05/29/2026

This was the 22nd Memorial Day in the years since the 9-11 attacks that we are at war in the Middle East. There was a brief respite following the disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan in August 2021.

Another Memorial Day with our nation at war. There have thus far been 15 U.S. service members killed and 530 wounded in our war with Iran. It’s estimated that about 3,400 Iranians have been killed by U.S. and Israeli airstrikes. This will be the...

It started almost 20 years ago, and it’s got a funny little acronym — RETA. It stands for the New Mexico Renewable Energ...
05/29/2026

It started almost 20 years ago, and it’s got a funny little acronym — RETA. It stands for the New Mexico Renewable Energy Transmission Authority, and I’ve had the privilege of serving as its chair for most of its life.
https://www.lascrucesbulletin.com/stories/the-small-agency-with-a-funny-name-powering-energy-transmission,169649?

I’d like to tell you about a state authority probably never heard of. It started almost 20 years ago, and it’s got a funny little acronym — RETA. It stands for the New Mexico Renewable Energy Transmission Authority, and I’ve had the privilege of...

05/29/2026

I attended a sheriff candidate forum last night and saw a group of individuals who chose to lift up their opponents’ previous experiences, agree with one another on important policy opinions, and shake hands and exchange smiles, rather than snide insults.

Dona Ana County finally has some great competition for an elected office, with a field of quality candidates for voters to choose from. In a region where incumbents run unopposed far too often or sling mud at the first opportunity, it is immensely...

"He wears Army on his chest. I wear Air Force on mine. Somehow, our paths led us to the same place thousands of miles fr...
05/29/2026

"He wears Army on his chest. I wear Air Force on mine. Somehow, our paths led us to the same place thousands of miles from home." Mother and son reunite far from home, as told by Senior Airman Michelle C. Ferrari, assigned to the 49th Wing at Holloman Air Force Base, just west of Alamogordo.

The rotors of the MV-22B Osprey cut through the East African night as red cabin lights illuminated Marines, aircrew, and mission equipment inside the aircraft. Somewhere below us stretched the Horn of Africa; vast, distant, and beautiful in a way...

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