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Tales From the Tularosa Basin: La Luz Part IV - Oranges do not grow on sagebrush - Alamogordo Daily News

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Candice McDonald An often repeated tale of how La Luz got its name was that a woman in the village kept a lamp in her… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close The post Tales From the Tularosa Basin: La Luz Part IV – Oranges do not grow on sagebrush appeared first on Alamogordo Daily News.La Luz · La Luz Read Article

MARY RUTH MATTINGLY BROWN - Alamogordo Daily News

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Mary Ruth Mattingly Brown, 98, passed away on September 22, 2025, in Alamogordo, New Mexico. She was born on August 7, 1927, in Leonardtown, Maryland to Charles and Agnes (Miles) Mattingly. Ruth and her husband, Bob started Rocky Mountain Supply in 1975, which is still in operation today. She was a long time member of Our Lady of the Light Catholic Church and a resident of Laborcita Canyon for 61 years. Survivors include her sons, Robert Brent B…La Luz · La Luz Read Article

La Luz III: Good Grief! It is hard to convict a woman - Alamogordo Daily News

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There are many legends relating to how the village of La Luz (The Light) got its name. One tale is that lamps were lit every evening by the people of Presidio (what La Luz was first named) to signal the residents of Tularosa, seven miles away, that the Presidians were safe and had not been eaten by bears or mountain lions, or been carried away by mobs of mosquitoes.La Luz · La Luz Read Article

With New Well, They Seek to Bring Water to Colonies of the Southeastern Salamanca

Salamanca, Gto.- The president of the Municipal Council of Drinking Water and Sewerage of Salamanca (CMAPAS), Ulises Banda Coronado, announced the management of a new well in the area of the base of the National Guard, in the site La Manga, which will also benefit nearby colonies where the flow is currently slow as it depends on a distant network. Neighbors of colonies in the southeastern part of the city, such as La Luz, Las Margaritas and Las …La Luz · La Luz Read Article

Tales From the Tularosa Basin: La Luz II – Worth its salt – Alamogordo Daily News

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Candice McDonald There are many expostulations over how La Luz, New Mexico (The Light) got its name. One story told was that at certain times… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now CloseLa Luz · La Luz Read Article

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Fall event in La Luz features pumpkins, food and fun

Night Breakers - a Film by Gabriel Campoy & Guillem Lafoz

Starts Second Stage of Sanitary Drainage Improvement in La Luz, Salamanca

Tales From the Tularosa Basin: La Luz Part IV - Oranges do not grow on sagebrush - Alamogordo Daily News

MARY RUTH MATTINGLY BROWN - Alamogordo Daily News

La Luz III: Good Grief! It is hard to convict a woman - Alamogordo Daily News

With New Well, They Seek to Bring Water to Colonies of the Southeastern Salamanca

Tales From the Tularosa Basin: La Luz II – Worth its salt – Alamogordo Daily News

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Fall event in La Luz features pumpkins, food and fun

Night Breakers - a Film by Gabriel Campoy & Guillem Lafoz

Starts Second Stage of Sanitary Drainage Improvement in La Luz, Salamanca

Tales From the Tularosa Basin: La Luz Part IV - Oranges do not grow on sagebrush - Alamogordo Daily News

MARY RUTH MATTINGLY BROWN - Alamogordo Daily News

La Luz III: Good Grief! It is hard to convict a woman - Alamogordo Daily News

With New Well, They Seek to Bring Water to Colonies of the Southeastern Salamanca

Tales From the Tularosa Basin: La Luz II – Worth its salt – Alamogordo Daily News

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