Enlightening images
Carol Massegee says she always liked photography. But when she got serious about it a year and a half ago, she started down a path she didn't expect.
Articles for the ‘La Vida’ Category
Soledad Chávez de Chacón
New Mexico has the distinction of being the first state to elect an Hispanic woman governor. Inaugurated in 2011, Republican Susana Martinez’s term in office will run until 2015, when she might well seek re-election.
New Mexicans in general, and Hispanic women in particular, are proud of this major achievement. But it is well to remember that long before Gov. Martinez took her oath of office, another Hispanic woman served as the governor of our state.
Student Artists
Films can have the power to uplift, inspire, educate and transform. The art of filmmaking has many faces, including entertainment, documentary, informational and commercial.
‘My Fair Lady’ did little for the play’s intended message
"Now, let's practice our vowels," droned a voice through the theatre as the house lights went dim.
Another look at love
They giggled and laughed. They hid their faces, opened their eyes wide with shock and even stuck their tongues out in disgust at the mention of crushes, kissing and boyfriends or girlfriends.
Page-turning talent
The night was pitch black as Reynold Conger and his wife drove back from a full-day of sight seeing at Fort Douglas, Australia.
Annual Valentine Tea at Belen Art League Sunday
It most likely won't be mad, but hats are definitely welcome at the Belen Art League's ninth annual Valentine Tea on Sunday, Feb. 12.
Senior steps
The buzz of energy is high as people grab a partner and twirl across the dance floor to old Spanish songs.
Fourth annual Soup-R-Bowl set for Sunday at gallery
Sick of all the Super Bowl talk? Looking for something else to do on Super Bowl Sunday?
Lunas instrumental to N.M. statehood
Colorful, information-filled panels decorate the walls of the Los Lunas Museum of Heritage and Arts, describing the rocky road New Mexico traveled to join the United States as the 47th state.
Not a whole lot of myth busting in 'MythBusters: Behind the Myths Tour'
What started out as a behind-the-scenes video of the MythBusters' warehouse, offices and stage, ended in a small and uneventful explosion during its show at Popejoy Hall in Albuquerque.
Forever Tango and Anna Trebunskaya ignite Popejoy Hall
Luis Bravo brings Argentina to the stage in Forever Tango with Anna Trebunskaya. Get carried away with the passion and precision of Latin dance as it comes to Popejoy Hall like never before, for one night only at 7:30 p.m., Thursday, Jan. 26.
Quaint Quilts
If a family is a quilt, Emilie Bezzeg is stitching hers together one piece of fabric at a time ― literally.
Many notable people left legacies in county
This story tells a little about some of the notable people who lived in Valencia County and passed away during 2011.
