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Provincial Matters, 7-14-2014
V.B. Price's weekly collection of appreciations and observations.
Continue reading...Friday Voyage: Ross Ward’s Tinkertown
10. July 2014
A quick jaunt from Albuquerque sits a kingdom of fantasy and one man's legacy of creative wizardry.
Continue reading...Insight New Mexico - Arturo Sandoval
10. July 2014
V.B. Price talks with Arturo Sandoval, President and founder of the Center for Southwest Culture, about the sustainability of the organization and its many community projects.
Continue reading...Thirsty Locals and Their Declining Wells
10. July 2014
As the aquifer gets increasingly strained, in New Mexico and beyond, Mike Agar explores the concept of aquifer recharge and storage.
Continue reading...Let’s really talk about the economy, Mr. Gessing
08. July 2014
Alan Webber explains to the Rio Grande Foundation's Paul Gessing the failures of Gov. Susana Martinez' economic development record.
Continue reading...Provincial Matters, 7-7-2014
07. July 2014
V.B. Price's weekly collection of appreciations and observations.
Continue reading...Friday Voyage: The Ludlow Massacre Memorial
03. July 2014
Just north of the New Mexico/Colorado border sits the site of one of the worst repressive actions against working people in the history of our country.
Continue reading...Insight New Mexico: Cisco McSorley
03. July 2014
V.B. Price talks with New Mexico Senator Cisco McSorley about the ABQ Journal's biased coverage, the governor's race, rewriting New Mexico's criminal code and more.
Continue reading...When the Tail Wags the Dog
02. July 2014
Going where even New Mexico angels would fear to tread, Bernalillo County will place two potentially controversial measures on the November ballot, one raising taxes and the other opening the door to replacing elected county officials with appointed ones.
Continue reading...New Exhibit on Acequias at the Maxwell Museum
01. July 2014
El Agua Es Vida, takes the visitor on an historical ride through Nuevomexicano rural communities from the arrival of the Spanish to the current crises caused by the pull of outside wage labor, demands for their water rights, and climate change.
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14. July 2014
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