Organ, NM

This one was more than pride for the Clovis Wildcats football team. Clovis scored a season-high 51 points in snapping its seven-game losing skid and defeating Organ Mountain, 51-26, on Senior Night in both teams' season finale on Oct. 30. "They never gave up," Clovis coach Stan Hodges said of his team. "I was looking at maxpreps.com and we played the second toughest schedule...

Transplant teams can talk to families about organ donation before they've decided whether to continue life-sustaining medical care for loved ones. Until now, that has been forbidden.

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A car crash destroyed Katherine Screws’ small intestine, leaving her unable to eat, dependent on IV nutrition and often too sick to get out of bed. But the Phoenix woman clung to her hospital’s prediction that she could get an intestine transplant in about six months. That was way off. She wouldn’t get one until […]

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New Mexico animal health officials have confirmed two additional cases of New World screwworm in Grant County, one involving a horse and the other a calf, as state and federal agencies expand surveillance and trapping efforts to determine whether the pest has spread. Read more below from Organ Mountain News. The New Mexico Livestock Board […]

New Mexico animal health officials have confirmed two additional cases of New World screwworm in Grant County, one involving a horse and the other a calf, as state and federal agencies expand surveillance and trapping efforts to determine whether the pest has spread. Read more below from Organ Mountain News. The New Mexico Livestock Board […]

A Las Cruces cultural tradition that spanned more than half a century is getting a new organizer, a new identity and a $129,600 investment from Doña Ana County after the closure of the nonprofit that created it. Read more from Organ Mountain News. County commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday, Oct. 13, to award a contract to […]

identity and a $129,600 investment from Doña Ana County after the closure of the nonprofit that created it. Read more from Organ Mountain News. County commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday, Oct. 13, to award a contract to Cruces Creatives to develop and operate a Renaissance Fair-style event in November 2027. The event, called Mozaico: A Future […]