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Las Cruces Daily Digest Friday, August 07, 2026

Ty's Take

August's heat keeps most of us indoors after dark, which means television's probably getting more eyeballs around Las Cruces than it does most months. With school starting up again in a couple weeks and football season ramping toward opening kickoff for the Aggies, plenty of households will be splitting their evening between the tube and whatever's happening on campus. It's not much of a news day when the biggest thing in the paper is what's playing on which channel, but that's how August rolls sometimes. Gives us all a chance to catch our breath before fall hits full stride and the valley gets busy again.

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