Beggars from foreign countries visit many Gulf countries during their pilgrimage. Many live well in their own country. However, this flow to the Gulf countries is aimed at the large amount of money that can be obtained through begging. It is a regular occurrence that the mafia, which works to conduct and control the pilgrimage, … Read more
Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris on Friday outlined proposals to cut taxes for most Americans, ban “price gouging” at grocery stores and boost affordable housing as part of an “economy of opportunity” she plans to pursue if she wins the White House. In her first major speech focused on the economy, the candidate promised to … Read more
Artesia Nov. 3-5 Balloons & Tunes Festival The Artesia Chamber of Commerce is hosting the 40th anniversary of Balloons & Tunes Festival. Sunrise flights take off from Eagle Draw Park. For more information, visit artesiachamber.com. Poplars Oct. 29 Halloweekend The last day of Halloween celebration in Los Alamos — Halloweekend — is today, featuring nostalgic, … Read more
Santa Fe Oct. 27-29 Day of the Dead ¡Bienvenidos! to the city of Santa Fe’s newest tradition on the Plaza, Día de los Muertos/Day of the Dead, a unique City of Santa Fe celebration. Said to have originated in Mexico, Día de los Muertos represents a time to honor and reconnect with loved ones in … Read more
The light Oct. 1 Apple Festival The Annual Apple Festival takes place at Nichols Ranch, 236 Cottonwood Canyon. There will be more than 85 arts and crafts vendors, a petting zoo, live music, more than 20 food vendors, wine and beer. The ranch is located 20 minutes from Alamogordo, seven miles East of La Luz. … Read more