NHCC Art Museum Closed For Renovation
University Ranking Site Puts NMT No. 11 For Online Master’s In Engineering Management
Los Alamos Finishes Strong In Eco Challenge
In just 21 days, Los Alamos residents aided the environment in a variety of Read More
AP Night At LAHS Thursday Jan. 31
State Lottery Scholarship Under Siege Again
SFCIR: Dr. Rachel Kleinfeld On How World’s Deadliest Countries Can Forge Path To Security Feb. 7
NNMC President Rick Bailey Named Person Of The Year; College Named Business Of The Year At EVCC Gala
Northern New Mexico College is honored as Business of the Year and its President Dr. Richard J. Bailey, Jr is honored as Person of the Year at the Española Valley Chamber of Commerce 2018 State of the Chamber and Recognition Dinner Friday night at Ohkay Convention Center in Española. The annual event is an opportunity to celebrate the contributions local businesses bring to the Española Valley. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
NNMC President Dr. Richard J. Bailey, Jr, here with his wife Diane, is honored as Person of the Year and the college as Business of the Year at the Española Chamber Read More
Scenes From Second Annual Leadership Los Alamos FOCUS Session Thursday Night At UNM-Los Alamos
Leadership Los Alamos hosted its second annual FOCUS Session Thursday evening at UNM-Los Alamos with Keynote Speaker Haydn Shaw who presented a talk on Resolving Generational Differences in the Workplace. Shaw is noted as a renowned speaker and author hailed as a ‘leadership guru’ by the Washington Post. He has helped managers and organizations for more than 25 years raise their generational IQ so they can deal with the multigenerational workforce. He is the author of Sticking Points: How to Get 4 Generations Working Together in the 12 Places They Come Apart and the best-selling Read More
Sen. Mimi Stewart Appointed To National Conference Of State Legislatures National Education Committee
Majority Whip Mimi Stewart
STATE News:
Sen. Mimi Stewart has been appointed to serve as a national vice-chair of the National Conference of State Legislatures’ (NCSL) Education Committee.
The Committee is one of 10 national committees that deal with both state and state-federal issues. The jurisdictions of the standing committees are similar to those of committees in state legislatures.
“NCSL has benefitted from Sen. Stewart’s expertise over her more than 20 years as a legislator,” NCSL’s executive director Bill Pound said. “Sen. Stewart’s participation will continue Read More
Rep. Lente’s Bill To Improve Native American Student Success Passes House For Third Consecutive Year
Launch Pad Lecture: ‘Big Bang And Its Afterglow’
Adult Mentors Sought For Y Reach & Rise Program
According to the website, www.census.gov/prod/2011pubs/acsbr10-05, nationally, approximately one in five youth live in poverty and are at-risk of being negatively impacted by crime, drugs and violence that keep them from reaching a productive adulthood. Los Alamos is not immune to these problems, and many youth in our community also fall into these risk categories.
Poverty is not the only risk factor for youth achieving their potential. Read More
SFCC & AARP Foundation Offer Free Income Tax Help
Explore Climate Change With Chick Keller Tuesday
Report Fuels Debate On Access To Higher Education
A group of students walk towards the Student Union Building at the University of New Mexico campus in Albuquerque. Gabriela Campos/The New Mexican File Photo
Students pass by the duck pond at the University of New Mexico campus in Albuquerque in October. Gabriela Campos/New Mexican file photo
Letter To The Editor: Support Ending PARCC Testing
Mountain 6th Grader Wins District Spelling Bee
House Dist. 43 Rep. Christine Chandler Co-sponsors Transparency, Healthcare And Education Bills
Dist. 43 Rep. Christine Chandler on the House floor at the Roundhouse in Santa Fe. Courtesy photo
From the Office of Rep. Christine Chandler:
SANTA FE – House Dist. 43 Rep. Christine Chandler has co-sponsored several important bills this legislative session.
Sen. Daniel Ivey-Soto (SD-15) and Rep. Chandler’s bill (SB 11) closing the so-called lobbying “loophole” has successful passed out of committee and onto the Senate. The bill is similar to Sen. Ivey-Soto’s bill from the 2018 session that was vetoed by the former governor.
According to the Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver, Read More