The artist behind new show says the conflict "lit the spark" for the creation of the Fiesta de Santa Fe effigy tradition.
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Robert Nott has covered education and youth issues for the Santa Fe New Mexican. He is assigned to The New Mexican's city desk where he covers a general assignment beat.
David Scheinbaum's photos of his father, Louis, a veteran of the invasion of Normandy, are a reminder of the sacrifice soldiers, sailors and airmen made in June 1944.
Former school board and House member defeats County Commissioner Anna Hansen and newcomer Veronica Krupnick for the District 24 seat.
Artists' many takes on Old Man Gloom are being done in miniature, but they have a big, eye-catching way about them.
The shootout in the Rio Arriba County Courthouse, which wounded two, turned a spotlight on the state's land-grant issues during a turbulent era.
Daniel Garcia, an area tinkerer, inventor and mechanic, was born to build, repair and help when and where he can.
The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency has identified the remains of a Santa Fe soldier held as a prisoner of war.
A story on Page A-1 published Monday, May 27, 2024, about the Mormon Battalion said the battalion left on its journey west in October 1946. It…
A lonely monument to the unit — whose trek to the Pacific in the Mexican-American War helped expand New Mexico — sits along Interstate 25 near Santa Fe.