Weekly Fishing Report: May 20, 2025
By GEORGE MORSE
Sports and Outdoors
Los Alamos Daily Post
The past few weeks the State Game and Fish Department has been stocking some bigger-than-average trout at locations throughout Northern New Mexico. These fish will average 15-17 inches in size with some18-20 inchers in the mix.
Check out the Fishing Report to see where these larger trout have been stocked. If you are catching bigger trout at your favorite fishing hole these stockings are why.
The snow we had a week ago melted quickly this past week. It seems to be lingering above 12,000-feet and higher.
Streamflows increased due Read More
New Mexico House Premieres During SXSW 2025, Bringing Los Alamos To Austin
Los Alamos-based UbiQD CEO Hunter McDaniel, center, chats with participants and attendees during SXSW 2025 in March in downtown Austin, at the launch of New Mexico House, a day-long showcase celebrating the state’s innovation, culture, and economic opportunities. Courtesy/NMEDD
- Video: https://youtu.be/C9dO9xSXNyU
NMEDD News:
- With support from UbiQD, LANL, RDC, and other local orgs, the inaugural event connects New Mexico’s film, art, and tech talent with a global audience during the city’s premier tech and culture convergence.
New Mexico made a spirited debut on the global stage Read More
NMDOT Closing Westbound Lane On Main Hill Today For Road Sealing Operation
COUNTY News:
The New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) will close the westbound lane of N.M. 502 today beginning at approximately 10 a.m. to place asphalt sealant on the roadway.
A 3-mile flagging operation will be in place beginning east of the N.M. 4/N.M. 502 interchange at mile marker 7.0 and continue to mile marker 4.5 east of Camino Entrada.
The lane closure is expected to remain in effect until about 4 p.m. today.
Motorists are advised to expect delays and exercise caution when traveling through the area.
Westbound motorists may use the Truck Route to avoid delays.
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County Council Proclaims May 2025 ‘Older Americans Month In Los Alamos’
Los Alamos County Council Chair Theresa Cull, second from left, presents a proclamation designating May 2025 ‘Older Americans Month in Los Alamos’ during a special gathering Friday at the White Rock Senior Activity Center. Courtesy/LAC 
Los Alamos County Council Chair Theresa Cull reads a proclamation designating May 2025 ‘Older Americans Month in Los Alamos’ during a special gathering Friday at the White Rock Senior Activity Center. Courtesy/LAC 
Los Alamos County Council Chair Theresa Cull, right, at the special gathering Friday at the White Rock Senior Activity Center. Courtesy/LAC Read More
Wheelwright Museum Exhibits Summer 2025
Courtesy photo
ART News:
SANTA FE — Summer 2025 is full of cultural and artistic activity at the Wheelwright Museum with contemporary Indigenous art exhibits, programming, and Market events.
Summer begins with Visualizing K’é: New Works by Marwin Begaye, opening June 7 in the Schultz Gallery, and is followed by Once Within a Time: SITE Santa Fe 12th International, opening June 28 in the Klah Gallery. Gestural In Form opens Aug. 10 and showcases a selection of Virgil Ortiz’s work from the 1980s to the present day, with an important loan from the Mittler Family, which will celebrate Charlotte Mittler’s Read More
Robinson: Jet As Symbol Of ‘Greed And Excess’ Hasn’t Changed In 20 Years
By SHERRY ROBINSON
All She Wrote
© 2024 New Mexico News Services
In August 2011 Gov. Susana Martinez stood before her predecessor’s jet, festooned with a big “SOLD” sign.
“Last year when I was running for governor, I not only promised taxpayers that I would not use this state jet as a personal air taxi, I promised New Mexicans across the state that I would get rid of this symbol of greed and excess in state government,” she said. “And today, I make good on that promise.”
Then she hugged the buyers, handed them the keys and waved as the plane taxied down the runway. Sale price: $2.5 million.
Gov. Bill Richardson’s Read More
LANL: Venado’s Yearlong Voyage Powers Vital AI Science
The Venado supercomputer at Los Alamos has achieved an impressive series of successes during its first year in operation. Courtesy/LANL
LANL News:
- Part three: The supercomputer can help predict materials failure
In the year following its April 2024 ribbon-cutting, Venado — Los Alamos National Laboratory’s (LANL) newest, AI capable supercomputer — racked up an impressive collection of success stories. This four-part series reviews some of the supercomputer’s successful applications to high-priority, data-intensive science.
Now, Venado’s powerful processing and artificial intelligence Read More
Fr. Glenn: ‘I Will Well And Faithfully Discharge The Duties…’
By Fr. Glenn Jones:
Well, we’re through mid-May, and we’re seeing all the end-of-school events coming to pass. V.E. Day—victory in Europe in World War II, was just passed on May 8, too, but with surprisingly little fanfare considering this year marks the 80th anniversary of the surrender. Coincidentally, our Memorial Day—the day primarily for mourning and honoring our military who gave the ultimate sacrifice of their lives—has been celebrated since just after the Civil War, first known as “Decoration Day” because the graves were decorated with flowers. Per va.gov: “It was not until after Read More
Explore Powerful Stories Of Challenges Faced By Immigrants In Summer Film Series At National Hispanic Cultural Center
Courtesy/Katie Rooke
NMDCA News:
ALBUQUERQUE — The National Hispanic Cultural Center (NHCC) invites visitors to its Bank of America Theatre for a series of three films throughout the summer that explore the challenges faced by immigrants and undocumented workers in the United States.
“The Center works to preserve, promote, and advance the multiple forms of arts and culture among our community, and cinema is a key part of that effort,” NHCC Event and Film Coordinator Anna Lee DeSaulniers said. “Our 2025 Summer Film Series highlights a wide range of films that pertain to the challenges our Read More
Los Alamos MainStreet Staff, Councilor Attend Conference
Los Alamos MainStreet & Creative District Executive Director Jacquelyn Connolly, County Councilor Ryn Herrmann and Event Manager Alison Watkins at the 2025 Main Street Now Conference. Courtesy/LAMCD
MainStreet News:
Los Alamos MainStreet & Creative District recently attended the MainStreet Now Conference in Philadelphia, Penn. Executive Director Jacquelyn Connolly, Event Manager Alison Watkins, accompanied by Los Alamos County Councilor Ryn Herrmann, spent a busy and thought-provoking week participating in informative sessions and activities.
Pennsylvania Gov. Read More
