Supreme Court offers civics education program for students
The New Mexico Supreme Court will convene on April 3 in Española as part of a civics education...
Read Moreby Justice David K. Thomson, New Mexico Supreme Court | Mar 17, 2023 | Guest Columns | 0
The New Mexico Supreme Court will convene on April 3 in Española as part of a civics education...
Read Moreby Pete Campos | Mar 14, 2023 | Guest Columns | 0
The $9.57 billion state budget on its way to the governor has a lot in it to like: increases for...
Read Moreby Amber Wallin and Kelly O'Donnell | Mar 14, 2023 | Guest Columns | 0
New Mexico’s greatest asset is its cultural, ethnic and racial diversity. Our people are the heart...
Read Moreby Pete Campos | Mar 9, 2023 | Guest Columns | 0
Everyone knows water – clean water, enough water – is important. “Water is life” is used so often,...
Read Moreby Mandi Torrez | Mar 9, 2023 | Guest Columns | 0
Quality teachers not only raise student performance through skilled instruction and engagement...
Read Moreby New Mexico Family Guardianship Conservatorship Coalition | Mar 8, 2023 | Guest Columns | 0
Three bills pertaining to vulnerable adults have been presented in the 2023 Legislative Session. They are: SB 89 (Supported Decision-Making) sponsored by Sen. Hemphill, Sen. Lopez and Rep. Ferrary. Another is SB 118 (Financial...
Read Moreby Javier Rojo/New Mexico Voices for Children | Mar 7, 2023 | Guest Columns | 0
As New Mexicans, we’ve made significant progress in improving the economic well-being of our...
Read Moreby Kristina Fisher/Think New Mexico | Mar 6, 2023 | Guest Columns | 0
During this year’s legislative session, New Mexico lawmakers are considering major investments in...
Read Moreby Marsha Garcia and Divya Shiv/New Mexico Voices for Children | Mar 3, 2023 | Guest Columns | 0
Over the past 70 years, we’ve done a great deal to make childhood less dangerous. In the 1950s,...
Read Moreby Joseph Maestas/New Mexico State Auditor | Mar 1, 2023 | Guest Columns | 0
New Mexico’s way of life and cultural preservation depends on the small local public bodies like...
Read Moreby Fred Nathan/Executive director, Think New Mexico | Feb 22, 2023 | Guest Columns | 0
School boards are an often undervalued piece of the puzzle in improving New Mexico’s public...
Read Moreby Amber Wallin | Feb 22, 2023 | Guest Columns | 0
By Amber Wallin The year was 1940. As the U.S. was entering World War II, women were being...
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