Editor’s Letter: Lens Craft
ANDY JONES LOVES NEW MEXICO. He appreciates the variety of the landscapes, finds beauty in the sunsets and dark skies, and enjoys exploring the outdoors. And yet. When the St. Louis transplant hears…
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Meet the Photo Awards Grand Prize Winner
ANDY JONES’S FIRST LOVE WAS THE OUTDOORS. Formerly a teacher in St. Louis, he’d take weeks-long road trips during the summer to Alaska and Yellowstone, Grand Teton, Glacier, and other national parks…
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Editor’s Letter: Magical Feast
BREAKFAST ON CHRISTMAS morning might be my favorite holiday meal. After all the excitement of Santa’s arrival and finally opening presents, breakfast might seem anticlimactic. But growing up, I always…
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Editor’s Letter: Game Time
THE AUDIENCE cheered as the screen went dark and the credits rolled on Rez Ball. Hosted by the Santa Fe International Film Festival (SFIFF), the special screening was more than an early preview of the…
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Editor’s Letter: Bar Talk
LOS OJOS RESTAURANT & SALOON, in Jemez Springs, is hopping on a Sunday. On the elevated stage at the front of the room, Ponderosa-based country singer Austin Van belts out a rousing cover of Alan…
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Editor's Letter: Gone Country
I’VE ALWAYS HAD a touch of cowboy envy. I’m not talking about the horse-riding, calf-roping, fence-mending kind, whose talents are best suited to a ranch or a farm. I know that’s not the life for me…
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Editor's Letter: Grand Tour
ANGELISA MURRAY HAS SOME ADVICE for travelers, whatever their destination: “Take a tour,” says the CEO of Heritage Inspirations tour company. “Beginning with a tour is positively the best way to start…
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Editor's Letter: Water Signs
WHEN THE NEWS CAME IN mid-April, we were well into reporting this month’s “Worth Every Last Drop” cover story. The Washington, D.C.–based nonprofit American Rivers had placed New Mexico’s rivers—yes…
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Enjoy Summer Nights at the Ball Park
JUNE 16 FATHER’S DAY PREGAME CATCH ON THE FIELD “Baseball is such a family sport,” says Albuquerque Isotopes general manager John Traub, who estimates that between 1,000 and 1,500 people participate…
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Take Me Out to the Ball Game
JOHN TRAUB NEVER WANTS to forget what it’s like to be a fan—ever. In 21 seasons as Albuquerque Isotopes general manager, Traub has ventured to every part of Rio Grande Credit Union Field to better…
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