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New Mexico woman’s gun show protest triggers constitutional case after arrest

 A 70-year-old woman filed a civil rights lawsuit Monday against the City of Moriarty and Torrance County after being arrested and detained for three days while peacefully protesting outside a gun show in February. Jill Gatwood, an Albuquerque resident represented by the American Civil Liberties Union of New Mexico, alleges in the lawsuit that she […]

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Gov. Lujan Grisham proclaims Sept. 13 as New Mexico Lions Food Drive Day

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has proclaimed Saturday, Sept. 13, 2025, as the inaugural “New Mexico Lions Food Drive Day,” establishing an annual statewide initiative to combat food insecurity across the state. The proclamation recognizes the efforts of District 40 Lions Clubs, which serve communities throughout New Mexico, and creates a permanent platform for community action […]

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Ctrl+P & nm.news wins national “Product of the Year” award for local news solutions

Ctrl+P Publishing’s nm.news local news network has been recognized as a 2025 national “Product of the Year” by LION Publishers, a leading organization focused on innovation and sustainability in local news. Based in Albuquerque and Santa Fe, Ctrl+P Publishing manages seven local newsroom brands. Finding existing integrated solutions for websites, newsletters, and print to be […]

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Longtime Moriarty councilor to step down after 33 years, reflects on achievements amid financial challenges

Steve Anaya, who has served on the Moriarty City Council for 33 years, will not seek reelection as the city continues to address financial management issues stemming from a failed software conversion. Anaya, first elected in 1992, said his decision was driven by personal circumstances, including caring for his 96-year-old father and wanting to spend […]