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Ty's Take The Supreme Court's Texas v. New Mexico decision lands here like a stone in still water—it always does, eventually. Truth or Consequences sits downstream from every water fight upstream, and this town knows better than most that court rulings about the Rio Grande
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Ty's Take Bill Harrison turned 104 this week, which means he's watched Silver City transform from a mining town that knew exactly what it was into something a lot harder to define—and he's still here to see it. Meanwhile, a young man sits
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Ty's Take Stage 2 drought restrictions are here, which means the water conversation in Archuleta County just shifted from theoretical to real—and that's before we get into what comes next. You can talk all you want about energy-efficient schools and heat pump rebates, but
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Ty's Take Three good men from this valley are gone this week—Shannyn Caldwell, Timothy Joseph Hourigan, and George Douglas Jackson, seventy. The obits don't always tell you much about a place, but Las Cruces knows what it's losing when names like these disappear
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Ty's Take Three separate powerboat incidents during Saturday's Shootout races, a boating death under investigation in Miller County, and two missing kayakers who thankfully turned up safe—it's the kind of weekend that reminds every lake regular why we drill it into visitors'
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Ty's Take Eight years is a long time to wait for answers, and longer still to live with the kind of doubt that settles into a small county when nobody knows what happened to one of its own. The charges against three people in the Tory Sanders death,
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Ty's Take Father's Day's coming up and somebody's got to think about it, which apparently is the job of a radio station on a Wednesday morning. Look, it's not a bad instinct—out here we've got a lot
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Ty's Take Election season always hits different up here in the high country, where most folks are too busy with spring work to pay much attention to what's happening down in Santa Fe or Albuquerque. But when a gubernatorial ticket starts mapping out its route through
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Ty's Take There's something worth paying attention to in that Yellowstone County zoning hearing coming up—a mental health facility proposed near Laurel, which means the county's wrestling with how to serve people who need help while keeping neighbors comfortable with the answer. That&
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Ty's Take The fly-in bringing pilots and car restorers to town this weekend is the kind of event that reminds you why people choose to stay in places like this—or come back to them. You get ranchers' kids standing next to vintage Corvettes, small-town
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Ty's Take Slow week up the valley, which around here usually means folks are either out working the land or getting their summer events squared away. We've got an author-filmmaker coming through the library and Manassa gearing up for their Pioneer Days 5K—the kind
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Ty's Take Screwworms in Lea County and car seats in Otero—not the kind of headlines that grab national attention, but they're the ones that keep a rural county breathing easy or holding its breath. The state's moving fast on the screwworm case, which