AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCultural Heritage: Western New Mexico University says all artifacts stolen from its museum have been recovered intact; police say the investigation continues. Education: New Mexico public schools reported 403 teacher vacancies this fall, down a third from last year, though schools still need 867 staff members overall. Arts & Events: New Mexico Highlands University’s Madrigal Choir performs its free “By the Light of Love” concert Sunday, featuring songs in German and Latin. Native Culture: Diné photographer Curtis Ray Benally’s portrait of a dancer is featured on a New Mexico billboard, spotlighting Indigenous traditions against the Bisti landscape. Local Discoveries: Student-made giant insect sculptures are now part of the Las Vegas National Wildlife Refuge’s collection, while Tinkertown Museum offers a handmade Route 66 detour near Albuquerque.
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