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Sharon Lokey needed a way to cope when her husband was diagnosed with a life-threatening disease. After spending some time looking, she found her escape in a familiar place: her sewing machine.
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Sharon Lokey needed a way to cope when her husband was diagnosed with a life-threatening disease. After spending some time looking, she found her escape in a familiar place: her sewing machine.
This year marks the 50th anniversary for the Wilderness Act signed in 1964 by President Lyndon B. Johnson, and some enthusiasts took time to educate people about the Great Outdoors.
The smell of sun-touched rubber tires and bike grease fills the air of a local nonprofit bike shop that is hoping to help many residents get their own set of wheels.
“Every year when summer fades into fall, you get the hints, the early mornings starts to cool off, the greenness of the trees begin to dial back, all of your senses waken up, you smell chile roasting in the air, you smell alfalfa, you hear the balloons in the air and you know it’s fall.”
Mesmerizing shapes and continuous flurries of reoccurring patterns can be found throughout the Maize Maze taking place at the Rio Grande Community Farm.
Editor's note: This story was edited at 4:15 p.m. Friday to better represent the comments and beliefs expressed by Sade Patterson, vice president of Students for Life.
Light chatter, the crisp sound of card stock being cut and the smell of glue fill the air in a small downtown art studio.
A Denver artist traveled 450 miles to deliver an 8-foot-long birthday ‘cake’ just in time for Homecoming.
From large mechanical sculptures to recycled blue jeans, the Mini Maker Faire showcased New Mexico’s variable talents for people to come and interact with.
Flashing lights, neon tutus and skin-colored leotards lit up Central Avenue for a good cause Friday.
The Sandia Mountains have more than just the nation’s longest aerial tramway. They also draw rock climbers to their steep, granite cliffs.
A UNM student has emerged from television extra to the limelight as an accomplished director.
Radio Free America is trying to change the face of radio by encouraging listeners to join the conversation and air their opinions live through KUNM’s new interactive website.
Most people dream of a quiet commute as they pass the Rio Grande day to day, yet it is that body of water that offers the most peaceful ride of all.
Becoming homesick gains a new meaning in director Susan Abod’s film about the harmful effects of household products.
The Albuquerque Museum of Art and History is using a “magic” bus to inspire poverty-level children by giving them a chance to escape their environment for a day.
Adults are lining up to get in at The National History and Science Museum in their PJ’s?
Director Sebastian Junger is breaking Hollywood’s romantic portrayal of war by showcasing the battlefield’s real face in his follow-up to “Restrepo,” entitled “Korengal.”
From the heavens to wooden crates, the meteorites in UNM’s Meteorite Museum are in storage during an asbestos abatement.
A 24-mile nylon fence is the representation of two artists’ vision — a vision that is still being honored 38 years later.