All In New Mexico

A brief description of some of the smaller festivals from around the state. I also start a new segment called, "What's in my Red Chile" and "What's in my Green Chile." This will be topics that "burn" me to topics that make me feel good. No political topics as there's enough of that around.

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New Mexico Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum

The 47-acre campus features several barns, animals, a greenhouse, play areas for children, a theater, the Heritage Garden, and much more. Permanent and changing exhibits, a theater, library, gift shop, snack bar, and meeting rooms are located in the 100,000-square-foot, ranch-style main building, named after Bruce King, New Mexico’s only three-term governor and rancher.

The exhibits feature everything from antique equipment and saddle-making to fine art. Programs include special events throughout the year, demonstrations, the monthly Culture Series, and workshops. We retrieve memories for some visitors, educate others, and provide a fun-filled day for everyone.

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Today, Mesilla is home to historical attractions such as the San Albino Basilica. Still, it also features a variety of contemporary boutiques, unique stores, galleries, wineries, and specialty restaurants serving traditional New Mexican cuisine and American fare.
Mesilla is a town in Doña Ana County, New Mexico, United States. The population was 2,196 at the 2010 census. It is part of the Las Cruces Metropolitan Statistical Area. During the Civil War, Mesilla briefly served as the capital of the Confederate Territory of Arizona. The Mesilla Plaza is a National Historic Landmark

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Nestled in the heart of the enchanting town of Mesilla, New Mexico, stands the historic Basilica of San Albino, an architectural gem and a testament to the rich cultural heritage of this region. Mesilla, with its vibrant past, charming atmosphere, and significant landmarks, offers visitors an incredible journey through time. The Basilica of San Albino, in particular, stands out as a captivating monument that has been an integral part of the community's history and a symbol of faith for over 150 years.

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As the South Fork and Salt Fires continue challenging firefighting efforts in the Ruidoso and Mescalero areas, the community faces new threats from severe flooding triggered by recent heavy rains. Today's update underscores emergency crews' collaborative efforts in mitigating fire containment and flood risks. Residents and visitors are urged to stay informed through designated emergency contacts and official channels, ensuring preparedness amidst evolving weather conditions. This update provides essential details on the current fire status, safety advisories, closures, and resources available to support community resilience during this challenging time.

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The past week has been marked by disaster for people in and around Ruidoso, New Mexico.

The two wildfires that ravaged parts of the resort mountain community — the South Fork Fire and the Salt Fire — were reported on Monday, June 17. Twenty-four hours later residents were ordered to evacuate and the fires destroyed more than 1,000 structures.

Originating on the Mescalero Apache reservation, the two blazes have burned just over 24,000 acres in the area. With over 1,000 fire, emergency, and law enforcement personnel on the ground, containment numbers finally ramped up on Saturday morning.

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RUIDOSO, N.M. —

According to New Mexico Forestry Division officials, the South Fork Fire has claimed about 1,400 buildings. The fire has grown to 15,276 acres as of Tuesday night.

One person has died from the fire, according to the New Mexico Governor's Office.

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The state Forestry Division said the fire grew Tuesday due to "long-range spotting," meaning that burning materials are carried up by winds and fall outside the current fire boundary.

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Two fast-growing fires are tearing across a southern New Mexico tribal reservation and converging on a village “like a pair of tongs,” prompting thousands of residents to evacuate, officials say.

A wall of smoke filled the sky over the village of Ruidoso on Monday evening as a line of cars snaked out of the community. An estimated 5,000 residents were ordered to evacuate the village area due to the approaching South Fork Fire, New Mexico Forestry spokesperson George Ducker told CNN.

The South Fork Fire started Monday morning on Mescalero Apache tribal land and had spread to at least 3,000 acres by nightfall, Ducker said. It exploded in size overnight, authorities said. The fire has burned 13,921 acres with zero percent containment, the Village of Ruidoso said early Tuesday.

A second blaze, the Salt Fire, is also burning on tribal land south of Ruidoso and had scorched 2,800 acres by early Tuesday.

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The Organ Mountains are featured in The Wizard of Oz as the backdrop to the Wicked Witch's castle, with the City of Oz supposedly on the other side. The mountains in the movie are a painting of the Organ Mountains from the Las Cruces side

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The Roswell incident is a collection of events and myths surrounding the 1947 crash of a United States Army Air Forces balloon near Roswell, New Mexico. Operated from the nearby Alamogordo Army Air Field and part of the top secret Project Mogul, the balloon was intended to detect Soviet nuclear tests.

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