History Makers: Kate Noble
A FORMER REPORTER and producer for BBC News, Kate Noble serves as president and CEO of Growing Up New Mexico, a nonprofit that provides early childhood and family-centered programs in Santa Fe and Río…
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History Makers: Meghan Montelibano Gorman
MEGHAN MONTELIBANO GORMAN founded Santa Fam, an online hub of activities, advice, and resources for children and families in Santa Fe. As a mother of two small children, the second-generation Filipina…
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History Makers: Sylvia Acosta
SYLVIA ACOSTA LEADS the New Mexico State University Foundation, which awarded more than $16 million to university programs and scholarships in 2023. A former CEO of the nation’s largest YWCA, she’s…
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History Makers: Paula Garcia
PAULA GARCIA HAS SPENT more than 20 years advocating for the preservation of the traditional irrigation waterways, water sovereignty policy, and land and water education. Since the Hermit’s Peak/Calf…
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History Makers: Rose B. Simpson
AWARD-WINNING TEWA SCULPTOR and mixed-media artist Rose B. Simpson’s latest project, Strata, is a 26-foot-tall steel, clay, and pumice concrete installation at the Cleveland Museum of Art. Simpson…
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24th Annual Photo Awards: People
Thank you to our sponsors of the 24th Annual Photo Awards: Muench Workshops, New Mexico Department of Game & Fish, New Mexico Department of Transportation, the Hatch Chile Store, World Balloon, the…
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2024 True Heroes: Casey Otero
CASEY OTERO didn’t know much about baseball when she stepped up to the plate in early 2024 to bring Little League back to Tularosa. What she did know was that the village’s kids needed an after-school…
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2024 True Heroes: Nicole Gallegos
MANY OF NICOLE GALLEGOS’S patients, who have just received diagnoses for conditions like Parkinson’s disease, dementia, or aphasia after a stroke, come to her during the most difficult days of their…
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2024 True Heroes: Michael McCann
ABOUT 10 YEARS AGO, three Taos teenagers tragically jumped from the Río Grande Gorge Bridge over the course of just a few weeks. While youth suicide in Taos is all too common, the deaths left Michael…
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Ross Anderson Is Blazing Trails
W HEN ROSS ANDERSON placed second at the Pro Speed Skiing World Championships in 2001, he became the first person of color ever to stand on a speed skiing podium. The lesser-known form of ski racing is…
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