Democratic Party Of New Mexico Establishes New Chapters In Rural Counties
DPNM Chair Sara Attleson
From the DPNM:
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- Chair Sara Attleson has prioritized building Party infrastructure in counties large and small
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ALBUQUERQUE – Today, the Democratic Party of New Mexico (DPNM) announced the establishment of a local chapter in Sierra County. The Democratic Party of Sierra County was reestablished after a several-year absence and will be led by Chair Joe Heidrick and Vice Chair Danny Diaz.
Sierra County is not the only place where DPNM is establishing a new Democratic Party chapter. When DPNM Chair Sara Attleson came into the position in late April of this year, one of her Read More
Karen Kincaid Brady Appointed Executive Director Of New Mexico Museum Of Space History
Karen Kincaid Brady
NMDCA News:
ALAMOGORDO – The New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs (NMDCA) and the New Mexico Museum of Space History Commission have appointed Karen Kincaid Brady executive director of the museum, effective Oct. 27, 2025.
“We are thrilled to welcome Karen to the New Mexico Museum of Space History,” NMDCA Cabinet Secretary Debra Garcia y Griego said. “Her combined expertise in history, preservation, and museum leadership, paired with her lifelong passion for space history, will help inspire future generations through the remarkable story of New Mexico’s role Read More
Los Alamos Daily Post Selected As One Of 15 Newsrooms Worldwide For Trusting News AI Literacy Project
Teams from 15 newsrooms worldwide will invest in educating their communities in AI. Courtesy image
Staff Report
The Los Alamos Daily Post has been selected as one of 15 newsrooms worldwide to join a new Trusting News initiative aimed at helping journalists and their audiences better understand artificial intelligence and its role in modern journalism.
Five newsrooms received grants to pursue innovative AI literacy projects, and 10 others, including the Los Alamos Daily Post, joined the AI literacy cohort. Both initiatives run from October 2025 through March 2026 and unite local news organizations Read More
New Mexico MainStreet Honors Los Alamos MainStreet And Creative District With Three Excellence Awards At 40th Anniversary Celebration
Recipients of New Mexico MainStreet Excellence Awards from across the state gather for a photo at the 40th Anniversary Celebration held Oct. 15 in Alamogordo. Los Alamos MainStreet and Creative District was honored with three awards for excellence. Courtesy/LAMSCD
LAMSCD News:
Los Alamos MainStreet and Creative District (LAMSCD) received three New Mexico MainStreet Excellence Awards at the New Mexico MainStreet (NMMS) 40th Anniversary Celebration held Oct. 15 in Alamogordo.
The milestone event honored the program’s past, celebrated four decades of community economic development Read More
36th Annual Festival Of The Cranes Returns To New Mexico’s Bosque Del Apache National Wildlife Refuge Dec. 3-7
FBAR News:
SOCORRO — Every winter, tens of thousands of Sandhill Cranes and Snow Geese return to New Mexico’s Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, creating one of North America’s most awe-inspiring wildlife spectacles.
The 36th Annual Festival of the Cranes, taking place Dec. 3-7, 2025, invites birders, photographers, and nature lovers from across the globe to witness this extraordinary migration and experience more than 100 birding and photography classes, tours, hikes, and community events.
This year’s Festival features new adventures and expanded programming for all experience Read More
Op-Ed: No Kings Protest 2.0 Showcases Unity
By KELLY DOLEJSI
Los Alamos
Saturday’s No Kings events across the U.S. likely included some Marxists and anti-fascists, but the overwhelming majority of those peacefully protesting were there because we don’t want one branch of government to rule unchecked by the other two. Such a government is unconstitutional and anti-American.
The protest included the expected Progressives and Democrats, but also Centrists and former Republicans, united in our strong disapproval of how the president insults, indicts, lies about, fires, or otherwise ruins those who publicly disagree with him.
We Read More
Catch Of The Week: Hey, You! Get Off Of My Cloud!
By REBECCA RUTHERFORD
Los Alamos
For the Los Alamos Daily Post
It started just after midnight Pacific Time on Monday—most of us were likely still half-asleep, relying on devices we trust to wake us, shop for us, secure our homes, keep us connected.
Instead, a massive outage across the internet made it clear just how thin the thread is that holds our digital lives together.
I was trying to check my Ring cam on the front porch about 3 a.m. to check on the pumpkin my kid carved and see if anything was trying to eat it. It wouldn’t connect at all and wouldn’t even display history. I checked downdetector.com Read More
New Mexico And Wyoming Governors Unveil Rocky Mountain Gas Road Map For U.S. And Asia
From the Office of the Governor:
Plan identifies export pathways for responsibly produced natural gas
SANTA FE — New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham and Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon today released a first-of-its-kind infrastructure roadmap at a roundtable with Japanese Ambassador Shigeo Yamada to position responsibly produced Rocky Mountain natural gas as a cost-effective, low-carbon solution for growing U.S. and Asian energy markets.
The “Rocky Mountain Gas Roadmap & Implementation Playbook”, developed under the Western States and Tribal Nations Energy (WSTN) Initiative, Read More
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham Issues Statement On Passing Of Former New Mexico Senator Clint Harden
Former State Sen. Clint Harden
From the Office of the Governor:
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- He also served as a shining example of civility, recognizing the importance of being able to disagree without being disagreeable. –Gov. Lujan Grisham
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SANTA FE – With sadness, today I learned of the passing of former State Sen. Clint Harden. New Mexico has lost a dedicated public servant, and I’ve lost a good friend.
Sen. Harden, a Republican, served Eastern New Mexico with distinction for more than a decade in the legislature, but his good work benefited every corner of our state. Whether championing children with autism and their Read More
Denish: Be An Informed Voter
By DIANE DENISH
Corner To Corner
diane@dianedenish.com
It’s local election season across New Mexico—our chance to choose the people who represent us closest to home: mayors, city councilors, and school board members.
While candidates have a responsibility to share their ideas and solutions, voters have an equal responsibility to vet those candidates. Doing that work now prepares us for 2026 and beyond, when more statewide and federal races will appear on the ballot. Yes, it takes time, but the payoff comes when you fill out your ballot knowing exactly who you’re voting for, what they stand Read More
