AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCulture & Heritage: “Land of the People: Nde benah” opens Saturday at Las Cruces’ Branigan Cultural Center, exploring Chiricahua Apache history, plant knowledge and contemporary artists. Local Business: Albuquerque’s Eldora Chocolate has a new owner who plans to keep the shop going and expand offerings from Hawaii. Community Health: A free, first-come, two-day dental clinic runs Friday and Saturday at Tingley Coliseum; doors open at 5:15 a.m. Education: A judge says New Mexico’s plan to improve schooling for underserved students falls short, ordering the state to submit a detailed supplement by March 2027. Child Care: One year after expanding eligibility, the state says its universal program serves more than 50,000 children and has helped add 7,000 child care slots. Land & Legacy: Recent storms toppled two celebrated rock formations in northwestern New Mexico, including the Alien Throne, as flooding reshapes the region’s landscape.
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