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Ojo Springs Eternal

EXCERPTED FROM “MIRACLE WATERS,” NEW MEXICO MAGAZINE, DECEMBER 1949 My first visit to Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs was accidental. I was one of a party of four on an extended camping trip through the…

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New Mexico Magazine honored

On September 30, New Mexico Magazine won four awards at the International Regional Magazine Awards. Hampton Sides' January 2012 piece, "Living in a State of Enchantment," took the Gold Award in the…

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The Good, the Bad, and the Beautiful

Nacha Mendez is regarded as the state’s reigning diva of Latin music, having won this year’s New Mexico Music Award in that category. She’s known for her ability to blend styles and shift from one to…

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Gold Rush Part Two

APPLE-CENTRIC OUTING New Mexico’s largest apple producer, Manzano Mountain Retreat, sells fresh cider and apples at its orchard in the eastern foothills of the Manzano (“apple tree” in Spanish)…

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Living in a State of Enchantment

This essay first appeared in the January 2012 Centennial issue of New Mexico Magazine. Writer Hampton Sides wasrecognized with top honors—the Gold Award in the Essay category, by the International…

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What’s Happening!

OCTOBER 1–2 SADDLE UP, CHOW DOWN Hearty country cookin’ and authentic Old West flair abound at the 37th annual Chuckwagons of the West Jamboree, at the Flying J Ranch, in Alto, near Ruidoso. Top…

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One of Our 50 Is Missing

AWOL IN ITALY Hannah Pollard, a college student, traveled overseas with her class to help teach English to Italian middle schoolers. One of the teaching exercises consisted of each American college…

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The Raw and the Cooked

By October, we’re craving flavors of fall but haven’t completely shed our desire for lighter fare. Try this sampling of dishes inspired by the types of produce you’ll find featured on our urban…

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Gold Rush

About an hour into the ride, as we labored along the steeply graded, serpentine stretch of track that snakes over 10,020- foot Cumbres Pass, I caught a glimpse of jet contrails high in the sky…

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