Angel Fire News

There are a few things we know for sure. Death and taxes will continue unabated.

The SPOT for Community Wellness serves the people of Peasco - from assistance with a state agency's paperwork to a health fair to organic vegetables.

By TOMMY YOUNG Herald Staff Writer Eight-year old Grayson Moore and his 5-year-old sister McKayleigh may not have had a lot of Christmases to remember, but their parents Chris and Teresa Moore are trying to ...

Santa Fe Lodging Industry: 'Pretty gruesome': Numbers aren't good, and aren't likely to be for a while Dec.

Some of northern New Mexico awakened Monday morning to a dusting of snow and cold weather was forecast to continue through the day.

In October, most people are not thinking about filing a tax return, and certainly not people who are exempt from that annual task, but this time they most likely will want to fill one out. And the state plans to help them file those returns next week.

It's not that the state is hoping to uncover more tax revenue. Instead, the state wants to give money to these tax filers who usually don't have to worry about April 15 or any other tax deadlines.

More than 100 tax preparers will be sent throughout the state Wednesday to help New Mexicans file their 2007 state income tax return so they can get their tax rebate. Tax preparers will be in Colfax County at the Motor Vehicle Division office in Raton (in the Dona Ana Shopping Center) from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and at First National Bank in Angel Fire. Appointments are required at the bank location and can be made by calling 377-0646.

The Colfax County Sheriff's Office is investigating an abandoned car found late Sunday night between Angel Fire and Black Lake covered with blood.

Angel Fire, NM: Angel Fire Resort has announced the appointment of Pat Brunstad to the position of Chief Executive Officer.

If wandering across the countryside with a hand-held global positioning system looking for hidden treasure is your idea of fun, then geocaching is something you might want to look into.

A settlement was reached last week between Angel Fire officials and a former village police officer who claimed she was discriminated against in her job and defamed by statements made by the police chief.

In a lawsuit filed in Raton District Court last November and eventually transferred to federal court in Albuquerque, Christina Roth alleged she was paid less than a male officer hired near the same time she was by the village police department in 2004. She also claimed Police Chief Bill Kitts began to make false statements to other officers and the public "to defame" her after she broke off their personal, romantic relationship that had allegedly begun at Kitts's request before she was hired.

After more than seven years of planning, recruiting, lobbying, bleeding, sweating and crying, Kevin Dasing's dream for a veterans museum in Las Cruces now looks like it could become reality.

Subdivision activity continues steadily on both sides of NM 68 in Llano Quemado, south and west of town.

Plane is a total loss after Sunday evening crash, but pilot suffers only minor injuries.

Albert Norris , of Angel Fire and Houston, crashed his private plane near Angel Fire at approximately 8:45 p.m. Sunday, Aug.

Las Cruces was chosen as the site for New Mexico's Veterans Legacy Museum. Gov. Bill Richardson announced Thursday he accepted the New Mexico Veterans Museum Task Force's recommendation on the best site.

New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson announced Thursday that Las Cruces will be the site for a new state veterans museum.

Gov. Bill Richardson will be in Las Cruces today to announce the recommended location of a proposed state veterans museum, and speculation is that it will be here.

Architectural drawings are being finalized and site preparation is ongoing for a sawmill that could eventually become one of the Cimarron area's biggest employers.

The mill that will produce "biofuel cubes" to fire power plant boilers could employ as many as 80 to 100 people once it gets rolling. Located about three miles outside of Cimarron along N.M. 58, the mill is being planned by a company called GreenTech, a subsidiary of Florida-based Global Green Holdings.

Chuck McKendree, the GreenTech general manager in Cimarron, explained that GreenTech is a "forest management company." The company began talking to the Express UU Bar Ranch about helping with forest thinning, and those discussions led to figuring out something to do with the dead trees, downed trees and undergrowth that the ranch wanted to remove.

ANGEL FIRE, N.M., July 9, 2008 -- Okay, you asked for detailed recommendations in a Bear market.

'> Council: Skate park appeal on agenda The appeal of the Planning and Zoning Commission's approval of the site plan for the Los Alamos Skate Park to be placed in front of the Mesa Public Library has been ...