AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoHistoric Leadership: New Mexico’s Deb Haaland, the first Native woman elected governor, says her focus is on the needs of all residents, including health care and child care. Missing Indigenous Women: A new Albuquerque billboard seeks information about Pepita Redhair, missing since 2020; her family hopes the six-month display will bring answers. Diné Heritage: The Navajo Code Talkers Museum is set to break ground Dec. 1 in Farmington, with exhibits honoring more than 400 Navajo Marines and programs supporting language and youth leadership. Arts and Education: UNM’s estimated $55 million bequest will support scholarships, research, student aid and arts programs, including the Harwood Museum in Taos and its planned Santa Fe expansion. Community and Nature: A summer pulse of Rio Grande water helped nearby Albuquerque bosque trees become greener, researchers say.
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