Tuesday Oct 27 | Silver City Sun-News
SunZia power transmission line could run through White Sands, Las Cruces
A power transmission line that could be the first in the United States to transport renewable energy might pass through Las Cruces and White Sands Missile Range, according to preliminary plans of the SunZia Transmission Project.
From sending rhesus monkeys into orbit to India's launch of a lunar probe, a hitchhiker's guide to exploration of the universe.
LCPS schools send H1N1 letters as swine flu kills 3 more
The H1N1 flu continues to be widespread around the state, with increases of reported cases, hospitalizations, and absences from school and work.
The Currier Museum of Art presents Brett Weston ~ Out of the Shadow
Brett Weston was considered by many to be brilliant, visionary, prodigious, and among the most important photographers of the twentieth century.
CU-Boulder lands $2.4M from NASA
University of Colorado-Boulder researchers have won $2.4 million from NASA to build experimental space probes to analyze light coming from gas clouds near the sun.
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Army officials are evaluating whether a Patriot missile successfully intercepted a Hera missile launched Thursday from the former Fort Wingate Army Depot near Gallup to White Sands Missile Range in southern New Mexico.
NASA Retires Pioneering Tracking and Data Relay Satellite
PRESS RELEASE Date Released: Wednesday, October 14, 2009 Source: Goddard Space Flight Center - Comments GREENBELT, Md.
Local soaring association celebrates anniversary
Steve Jaszai, standing, a member pilot in the White Sands Soaring Association, talks to Jim Lester about his upcoming glider flight Saturday.
Numerous evidence of Pre-Historic Nuclear War exists
Ancient Indian Epics, especially the Mahabharata, document apparent pre-historic nuclear devastation and destruction, that is being verified by diverse scholars.
In preparation of its first deployment in years, White Sands Missile Range held a deployment fair and signing of the Army Family Covenant by the current commanders at Bell Gym Sept.
Dr. Donald Ham said he didn't watch La Luz artist Ernie-Lee Miller painting a portrait of his home because he was too busy working.
Monday, Sept. 21 Day shift Evan Dennis, 21, of the 1100 block of Filmore, was arrested on a New Mexico Department of Corrections arrest order for probation violation.
Aviation enthusiasts gather for White Sands Balloon Invitational
Most men of retirement age consider an early-morning tee time to be the perfect way to start a day.
WSMR soldiers prepare for deployment
For what White Sands Missile Range officials believe is the first time ever, soldiers there were preparing Wednesday for deployment.
Out'n'about: White Sands Hot Air Balloon Invitational paired with Alamo wine and music fest
Sparkling white sands and clear blue skies form a dramatic backdrop for colorful hot air balloons at last year's White Sands Hot Air Balloon Invitational.
Deployment Fair provides support info to families
White Sands Missile Range will hold its first Deployment Fair to provide necessary support information as well as fun ideas for families to use during the deployment.
Las Cruces Ceremony to Commemorate Patriot Day
The City of Las Cruces will mark the eighth anniversary of the terrorist attacks on the United States with a Patriot Day ceremony today from 5 - 6 p.m. at the Apodaca Park baseball field, 801 E. Madrid in Las Cruces.
Tuesday, Sept. 1 Day shift Cameron Allison, 23, of the 700 block of Texas, was arrested pursuant to a Municipal Court bench warrant for failure to pay fines or costs.
Weekend overflows with activity
Allan Collier stirs a batch of kettle korn during last year's Cottonwood Arts and Crafts Festival at Alameda Park.