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For live, brief weekly updates of county news, tune in Wednesdays to the Zia Country Morning Show at approximately 7:15 a.m. at 99.5 on your dial, and on Magic 105 at approximately 7:50 a.m., and on Your Morning Show at approximately 8:15 a.m. on KVLC, 101-Gold. On Thursday mornings, you can tune in to the KGRT Morning Country Show at approximately 7:15 a.m., then on KSNM 98.7 from about 8:25-8:33, and finally on HOT 103.1's Morning Show (approx. 8:10-8:15.
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Hacking activities that compromised the security of Doña Ana County’s websites last week have resulted in the temporary shutdown of the sites until additional emergency security controls can be implemented.
A new art show in the Doña Ana County Manager’s Complex features 44 original works of art by students and faculty of the Las Cruces Public Schools.
Most Dona Ana County offices will be closed the afternoon of Friday, Oct. 5, 2001 to allow employees to attend the Whole Enchilada Fiesta in Las Cruces.
Doña Ana Road will be resurfaced and restriped, beginning Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2001.
The opinions and concerns of young people matter to the Doña Ana County Board of Commissioners. By a 5-0 vote at their Sept. 25 meeting, the commissioners established a Youth Advisory Council patterned after a similar entity pioneered by the City of Las Cruces.
An evaluation by the New Mexico Department of Health has brought positive reinforcement for a Doña Ana County-based initiative aimed at keeping teens off drugs.
Doña Ana County Commission Vice Chairman D. Kent Evans has been named chair of the National Association of Counties’ Labor Subcommittee, which reports to the NACo Labor and Employee Benefits Steering Committee.
Often, when we talk about economic development, the assumption is that only incorporated areas can organize sufficiently to compete for development dollars. Further, some in the county have a strong perception that the county bureaucracy hinders rather than facilitates economic growth.
Doña Ana County Commission Chairman Gilbert T. Apodaca, who represents District 5 and also is President-elect of the New Mexico Association of Counties, was notified by mail this week that an independent investigation into his travel reimbursements has been completed by the law firm of Sandenaw, Carillo and Piazza of Las Cruces.
Urban and rural residents of Doña Ana County will no longer have to compete with one another for their commissioner’s attention.
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