Around this time every year, Las Cruces hosts a unique and tasty event: the Whole Enchilada Festival! This event is a celebration of the culture, history, and food of New Mexico, offering a range of entertainment and festivities for the whole family to enjoy. This year, the event takes place in September on Friday the [...]
Read More »Whether you call them clients, customers, or patrons, they’re unequivocally important to you, me, and our respective businesses. It’s sad to say that it can be difficult to find the perfect balance of honesty and selling your product; in different aspects of business, being too honest can hurt your trade. However, in real estate, it’s [...]
Read More »Over the course of the last five years, the government of New Mexico has been working hard to draw attention to the growing film and television opportunities in our state. Incredible tax breaks and incentives, new sound stages, and a sprawling landscape that encompasses almost every side of nature are just a few of the [...]
Read More »Las Cruces is home to New Mexico State University and its sister school, Dona Ana Branch Community College. Both of these institutions are thriving and NMSU alone hosted 17,000 students last year! The departure and arrival of these college students greatly affects our community’s population and economy; the town seems to boom come August. Last [...]
Read More »Think there is nothing to do in Las Cruces? You need to check this out. This weekend is really special. The 2009 La Viña Winery Blues and Jazz Festival Saturday & Sunday, April 25th & 26th, 2009 Noon to 7:00PM 2009 La Vina Winery Annual Blues and Jazz Festival 4201 S. Highway 28 La Union, [...]
Read More »By Angela Simental/Pulse Editor Posted: 03/19/2009 12:00:00 AM MDT After 65 million years of ruling the earth, life-size dinosaurs come to life in an unprecedented theatrical presentation. “Walking with Dinosaurs — The Arena Spectacular,” based on the award-winning BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation) series, will have eight performances March 25 to 29, where dinosaurs will roam [...]
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