City of Las Cruces
Recent News About City of Las Cruces
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Beginner ukulele classes available at Branigan Library starting April 17
Las Cruces Public Libraries is launching beginner ukulele classes for adults, teens, and children at Thomas Branigan Memorial Library.
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Bristol area faces temporary water service interruption for line replacement
A water line replacement project in the Bristol area will lead to a temporary water outage for residents on Bristol Avenue and Bristol Court this Thursday.
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Teens invited to blackout poetry event at Las Cruces Library
Las Cruces Public Libraries is offering a creative opportunity for teens with the upcoming Teen Black Out Poetry event.
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Las Cruces library to host creative writing sessions in April
Las Cruces Public Libraries is reaching out to the community with a new initiative aimed at budding writers through a program titled "Creative Writers Unite."
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Craft event brings Star Wars painting to Las Cruces library
Las Cruces Public Libraries invites community members to join their ongoing craft program, themed painting, with a Star Wars theme for this month.
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Las Cruces Public Libraries to hold computer literacy classes this April
The Las Cruces Public Libraries are hosting a range of computer literacy classes in April at the Munson Senior Center and Thomas Branigan Memorial Library.
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Parks and Recreation Department announces hiking events for April and May 2025
The Parks and Recreation Department has announced a series of hiking and walking events scheduled throughout April and May.
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Las Cruces Public Libraries to host event with retired park ranger Randy Harabin
Join Las Cruces Public Libraries for an event featuring retired National Park Ranger Randy Harabin.
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Event for DIY picking pads hosted by Las Cruces Public Libraries on April 2, 2025
Las Cruces Public Libraries will host a do-it-yourself picking pads event for local residents.
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Family Assistance and Resource Center closing Friday for shooting victims' aid
Friday marks the final opportunity for individuals affected by the March 21, 2025, shooting at Young Park to access services at the Family Assistance and Resource Center.
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Las Cruces water outage planned for April 2, 2025, for extension project
Homes located on 2900 Broadmoor Drive in Las Cruces are set to experience a planned water outage on April 2, 2025, between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. The disruption will support the Stern Drive Waterline Extension Project, according to city officials.
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Las Cruces addresses light pole safety concerns at sports fields
The Parks & Recreation and Public Works Departments of Las Cruces are collaborating to address light pole safety issues at the Hadley Sports Complex and Apodaca Softball Fields.
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Las Cruces City Council discusses budget updates and airport master plan
City Council held a work session on March 24, 2025, to discuss the fiscal year 2025-2026 budget, the Capital Improvements Program (CIP), and the Las Cruces International Airport’s Master Plan.
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Family assistance center offers free services after Young Park incident
The Family Assistance and Resource Center is set to continue offering free services for those affected by the recent shooting at Young Park.
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Las Cruces appoints Richard Hanway as new transit director
The City of Las Cruces has announced the appointment of Richard Hanway as the new Transit Director.
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Las Cruces Police warn against fraudulent crowdfunding after Young Park tragedy
The Las Cruces Police Department has issued a warning to residents about fraudulent GoFundMe accounts exploiting the recent tragedy at Young Park.
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Las Cruces Utilities seeks customer feedback through email survey
Las Cruces Utilities has teamed up with Bellomy Research to conduct a customer survey among residential natural gas customers in Las Cruces.
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Las Cruces introduces water restrictions starting April 1
Citywide water restrictions for the spring and summer will begin on April 1, prohibiting the watering of outdoor vegetation from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. during this period.
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Parks department plans weekly hikes in southwest trails this spring
The Parks and Recreation Department has announced a series of weekly hiking and walking events scheduled for April and May.
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Las Cruces Police caution against fake crowdfunding after Young Park tragedy
The Las Cruces Police Department has issued a warning to residents about potential fraudulent crowdfunding efforts following the recent tragedy at Young Park.