Arsons Suspected in New Mexico Fires on Mescalero Reservation
Officials from the Bureau of Indian Affairs and FBI probe arson as a possible cause of multiple fires in southern New Mexico. The 5-2 Fire on the Mescalero Apache Reservation burned 16 422 acres and one home before containment, with authorities noting fires started in remote areas away from roads. Firefighters, over 530 strong, continued securing lines as investigators traced suspicious blazes across Mescalero land and adjacent Lincoln National Forest and private property.
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New Mexico
U.S. Forest Service
Mescalero Apache
Steve Bumgarner
Ruidoso
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Bumgarner
4-H Celebrates a Century of Impact Across New Mexico
The article traces 4-H’s 100 year national history and 90 years in New Mexico, highlighting expansion into urban areas, diverse projects beyond animals, and life skills in home economics. It profiles agents Shannon Wooten and Connie Ford, notes scholarships, and emphasizes family leadership, mentorship, and community support through fairs and sponsors.
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New Mexico
Shawn Dennis
Shannon Wooten
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Ford
Dennis
Pearce Highlights Water Education and Jobs in Roswell Stop
Republican candidate Steve Pearce traveled to Roswell and framed water policy education reform and economic growth as the district's top issues. He cited strong local support among Republican delegates and urged protecting western communities from outside water pressures while promoting oil water cleanup ideas.
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Roswell
Pearce
Socorro
Phelps Anderson
Ed Tinsley
Rob
Robert Burpo
Bernalillo
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