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Las Cruces Daily Digest Thursday, July 16, 2026

Ty McDuffey

16 Jul 2026 — 1 min read

Ty's Take

Dog days of summer and the TV guide is what we're working with—which tells you everything about how quiet things get around here come mid-July. But that's not nothing. It means the schools are empty, the Aggies aren't playing, and folks are either out in those pecan orchards before the heat really settles in or they're inside with the AC running, catching up on whatever's worth watching. This is the week the valley takes a breath, the week before the real August push when water gets tight and everybody starts thinking about what the monsoon might bring. So yeah, flip through those channels. You've earned it.

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