Carol A. Clark

Chamber Of Commerce To Host Ribbon-Cutting To Celebrate Grand Re-Opening Of Pig & Fig June 3

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BUSINESS News:

The Los Alamos Chamber of Commerce will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the Grand Re-opening at Pig + Fig at 4 p.m., June 3, 2026, at 11 Sherwood Blvd, White Rock, NM 87547.

We invite the public to come out and celebrate the renovations completed at Pig + Fig! If you haven’t been there in a while, you owe it to yourself to come and check out the improvements.

Open Monday-Saturday, 7 a.m.–8 p.m. White Rock residents are thrilled to have Pig + Fig open again for dinner!

About Los Alamos Chamber Commerce

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Santa Fe Studio Tour To Host Preview Reception At Community Gallery June 4

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ART News:

SANTA FE — The Santa Fe Studio Tour will host a preview of artwork from all the artists’ participating in the 2026 Santa Fe Studio Tour. Participating artists will be there to greet the public. There is no admission charge; food and non-alcoholic refreshments will be served. The event runs from 5–7 p.m. at the Community Gallery, 201 W. Marcy St. Santa Fe, NM. The exhibit will remain in place until July 4. The annual Santa Fe Studio Tour, now in its 18th year, is signature event on the art calendar for Santa Fe and northern New Mexico. All studio visits are free and open to the public from 11 a.m.–5 Read More

110 Years Of Girl Scouts In New Mexico: Celebrating The Power Of Women Supporting Women

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GIRL SCOUTS News:

As 2027 approaches, Girl Scouts of New Mexico Trails is preparing to celebrate a remarkable milestone: 110 years of Girl Scouting in New Mexico. The very first Girl Scout troop in our state began in Santa Fe in 1917, launching generations of leadership, service, friendship, and adventure for girls across New Mexico.

For 110 years, Girl Scouts has represented something powerful: women supporting women, girls encouraging girls, and generations lifting one another up through mentorship, friendship, leadership, and community. The impact of that support has rippled across Read More

Obituary: Michael Walter McInerney
Jan. 21, 1939 – Feb. 21, 2026

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MICHAEL WALTER MCINERNEY Jan. 21, 1939 – Feb. 21, 2026

Michael Walter McInerney of Rio Rancho, New Mexico was born Jan. 21, 1939, to Thomas and Doris McInerney in Shoreditch, London, England. He was the middle of three children; his sister Doris was the eldest, and his brother Stephen the youngest.

After completing secondary school, Michael served three years in the Royal Air Force (RAF), where he began what would become a firefighting career spanning more than six decades. He joined the London Fire Brigade in 1960 and served with distinction until 1981. He later trained firefighters for the Read More

Gartz Has Perfect Prediction In Weekly Pace Race

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ACRR News:

Eddie Gartz had a perfect prediction in the weekly pace race held in Overlook Park in White Rock.  He predicted a time of 7:40 for his finish time. Other accurate predictors were Eliverio Acosta at 2 seconds off; Deana Tsang recording a 4 second differential; Adrian Medin at 5 seconds off; and Catherine Hensley with a 10 second difference.

On the 1-mile road course Lynn Bjorklund was the best finisher at 8:02 and Ted Romero was the first male with a time of 8:59.

11-year-old Levi Gartz came in first on the 1-mile trail run recording a 7:39 and 3-year-old Aster Read More

County Invites Community To Historic Preservation Plan Engagement Events

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COUNTY News:

Los Alamos County is inviting community members to participate in a series of upcoming engagement events for the Los Alamos Historic Preservation Plan focused on the community’s history, architecture, and preservation efforts.

Upcoming events include:

  • Secret Cities Lecture | Thursday, May 28: Architectural curator Martin Moeller will discuss the architecture, planning, and historic significance of Manhattan Project communities including Los Alamos.
  • Historic Walk-Abouts | May 27–29: Small-group guided walks will explore topics including the Manhattan Project,
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Senate Republicans Call For Interim Courts, Corrections, & Justice Committee To Prioritize Public Safety Concerns

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STATE News:

SANTA FE — The Republican members of the legislature’s interim Courts, Corrections, & Justice (CCJ) Committee are seeking the inclusion of three key topics in its annual work plan. 

The key topics are:

  • Juvenile Justice reform — to address the increased incidence of younger offenders and the increase (in frequency and severity) of violent juvenile offenses
  • Pre-Trial Detention — to consider mechanisms which will ensure that violent offenders, especially repeat offenders, are not released back into our communities
  • Increasing penalties for misuse of firearms — to enhance
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LAHS And Mountain Elementary Teamed Up For Greek Olympics At Urban Park Monday

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Los Alamos High School Sports Lit teacher Lori Thompson organized a fun day of Greek Olympics activities at Urban Park Monday. The students from Lori Thompson’s class taught and ran the activities and the 6th grade class from Mountain School were the participants. There were 5 activities for the participants to rotate through. And a thank you to the LAPS Foundation and the Mountain PTO for their generosity, making this annual event possible. Pictured: Group photo by Lori Thompson

Scenes from the Greek Olympic games at Urban Park. Photo by John McHale/ladailypost.com

The Chariot race. Photo Read More