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Las Cruces Daily Digest Thursday, July 09, 2026

Ty McDuffey

09 Jul 2026 — 1 min read

Ty's Take

The TV guide hits the desk on a Wednesday in July, which means somebody's already thinking about what folks will be watching when the heat settles in and the sun doesn't quit till after eight. That's the rhythm of a valley town—we plan around seasons, around when people have time to sit still. Nothing wrong with that. Our readers flip past the schedules looking for what's worth their evening, same as they always have, same as they will when the monsoons come and we're all hoping the power holds. Sometimes the smallest things in a newspaper tell you the most about what a place needs.

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