HEAL "grows" TREE Program for residents of Nest
The leaders of Help End Abuse for Life and The Nest pride themselves not only on the mission of their organization, but also on its effective implementation.
View ArticleGreeters donate to Lincoln County Food Bank
The Greeters, an auxiliary of the Ruidoso Valley Chamber of Commerce, recently presented $5,000.00 to the Lincoln County Food Bank.
View ArticleVillage of Ruidoso Second Annual Health & Wellness Fair set
The village of Ruidoso will once again be hosting the Second Annual Health & Wellness Fair at the Ruidoso Convention Center on Saturday, Jan.
View ArticleKarate kids at the Nest
Since 2007, Help End Abuse for Life (HEAL) and The Nest have strived to provide top-notch services to victims and survivors of domestic violence.
View ArticleRidge Runners explore Lincoln County their own way
The last bit of the Old West lies right down the road apiece -- in our very own backyard in Lincoln County.
View ArticleWhat the Boys and Girls Club is all about
I had a great meeting with Marianne Mohr, General Manager of Ruidoso News who asked me to start writing a weekly column about the Boys & Girls Club of Sierra Blanca.
View ArticleBirths at Lincoln County Medical Center (November 2013)
Alexia Rose Kanseah; Nov. 2; 6 pounds, 0.8 ounces, 18 inches; Laura R. Silva and Marlin Kanseah, Mescalero.
View ArticleProgram assists kids succeed at school
This week I would like to introduce you to an important program offered to members of the Boys & Girls Club.
View ArticleKnitting for the Nest
Nearly one year ago, local real estate agent Sheri Rodgers dropped off a box of 12 hand-knitted scarves as Christmas gifts for the women and children residing at The Nest domestic violence shelter.
View ArticleHandling holiday stress
Stress is something we experience daily with financial worries, relationship problems, work deadlines, family and life responsibilities, unhealthy habits, health problems, etc.
View ArticleThe gift of touch during the holidays
The holiday season is a time that is generally accepted by many as one of compassion, sharing with our loved ones and giving to those less fortunate than ourselves.
View ArticleBPOE Santa's Christmas Party a success
Our Santa's Christmas Party at your Ruidoso Elks' Lodge was a huge success. More than 200 children attended with parents.
View ArticleWhy go off the road? Why not?
Last week we the discussed importance of safety in the boondocks. This week the subject is why leave a perfectly good concrete highway to chance getting lost, stuck or damaged on some trail in the...
View ArticleHealing Center plays host to gathering
The sky, along with the seasons, have been a motivating factor in the celebrations of ancestors and High Mesa Healing Center located in Alto, will be offering a non-traditional, yet traditional,...
View ArticleDesigning your life the way you want it
Most of us are so busy doing what we think we have to do that we never get around to doing what we want to do.
View ArticleElks Live -- Elks Give
The past few months have been busy for the Ruidoso Elks' Lodge. This week, we would like to take the opportunity to share some of the projects local lodge members and volunteers have been involved with.
View ArticleKids, cats and canine winter care
Kids, cats and canine winter care Angel Wheeler, a new resident of Ruidoso and mother of a two-year-old, would never send her child out in the cold to play without being properly dressed.
View ArticleGood reasons to exercise
The holiday season is upon us now and it is easy to get sluggish in this colder weather as we are surrounded by delicious sweets and treats.
View ArticleHappy New Year, happy new you!
Author and visionary Dan Zadra reminds us that, "If you don't have a dream, how can you expect a dream to come true?
View ArticleGet in it to win it
The Elks Lodge will be hosting its Annual Hoop Shoots competition on Jan. 4 at 9 a.m. at the lower gym on Reese Drive.
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