Hatch Daily Digest Saturday, October 10, 2026

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Ty's Take

A bead shop opening in Las Cruces might not sound like much if you're not paying attention, but out here we know how these things work. The kind of small retail that takes root in a bigger town nearby can pull traffic and energy through the whole valley, especially when it's the sort of place that brings in folks looking to make something with their hands. Around here we've got folks with time and skill and the desire to keep old traditions alive, whether that's in the kitchen or at a craft table. When something like this lands just down the road in the Mesilla Valley, it's worth noticing. Could be a good reason to make the drive.


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Las Cruces Bulletin

A business with beads

Centennial High School junior Bradley Francis has transformed his childhood hobby of making perler beads into a thriving business venture at just 16 years old. What began as a fun pastime has evolved into a purposeful enterprise for the Las Cruces teen.


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