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Ty's Take Echo Canyon's back open for boating, which means the reservoir's finally holding enough water to make that worthwhile again. That's the kind of thing people around here watch like a stock ticker, because everything flows downhill from there, literally and
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Ty's Take By Sunday evening the Frijoles Fire had run to 3,000 acres with zero containment, smoke was rolling into the plateau, and folks around here knew exactly what that meant: the memory of Cerro Grande and Las Conchas doesn't fade on the Pajarito, it
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Ty's Take Lebanon voters went to the polls yesterday and spoke on a handful of local races, which is what August primaries are mostly about out here, sorting out who moves forward and who heads home. The real contests tend to be decided in these summer elections in
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On the Water TodayLake level: 659.39 ft (0.6 ft below full pool) Today 99° Chance Showers And Thunderstorms then Sunny · Tonight 80° Mostly Clear · Tuesday 99° SunnySources: USGS gauge 06925500, National Weather Service Ty's Take Four drownings in one week across Missouri, and the latest one
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Ty's Take Heat advisory hanging over the county through the weekend means folks need to keep an eye on their cattle and make sure the water troughs stay full, because cattle don't do well when the thermometer climbs and the humidity sits heavy in the Ozarks
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Ty's Take Down in Carlsbad they're pulling catfish out of the water, which is fine for them, but up here the real spring story is what's moving through the Chama and what the snow melt is doing to our irrigation rights as the season
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Ty's Take When the fair comes to town, you remember why these things matter. An emu in the poultry barn, a hairball competition, kids learning to show animals they've raised from scratch, families walking the grounds on a Sunday morning, a house burned Friday still smoldering
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Ty's Take A hundred and fifty years at fourteen thousand feet means you've watched this valley change in ways that matter, and the folks out at the summit station know it better than most. That's the kind of milestone worth marking, especially when you&
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Ty's Take School's coming hard and fast, and around here that means the usual scramble to get kids ready. The good news is the community's stepping up the way it always does, collecting supplies for families who can't quite make the stretch
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Ty's Take The city manager's office kept $3.6 million in the piggy bank this year, and you can read that number two ways. One is competent budgeting. The other, if you're watching Elephant Butte's water line creep lower and wondering what
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Ty's Take Grant Memorial Regional Medical Center inching forward on its fixes, Cobre Schools squeezing nickels on food and custodial work, and a new superintendent finding out fast that the job looks a lot different from the outside looking in. These are the stories of an institution-heavy