April 14, 2025: In this episode, Village leaders and community partners share updates on flood mitigation, public works staffing, new developments on Mechem, and Easter festivities. Listeners also hear about upcoming concerts, local film shoots, Holy Week services, and police activity, plus flood preparedness training ahead of monsoon season.

April 11, 2025: This week’s episode welcomed Melissa Hollingsworth of The Tea Room at Swallow Hill. Melissa treated us to a preview of the teas and pastries that will be served when The Tea Room officially opens its doors in Glencoe on Saturday, May 10, 2025. To reserve your spot or learn more, call (575) 808-9869.

April 7, 2025: In this episode, Michael Martinez discusses the new STR software launching in July and updates on the Rural Air Service Enhancement program. Adam Sanchez provides updates on road repaving and water restrictions. Fire Chief Cade Hall shares details on the upcoming Blood Drive. Parks & Rec leaders promote the Keep Ruidoso Beautiful Cleanup, while Eddie Ryan highlights the Lincoln Forest Renaissance Faire. Police Chief Minner reports on recent activity.

April 4, 2025: This week’s show featured special guests Emily Hobbs and Jayson Jones from the Flying J Ranch to discuss their upcoming Banjo Legends concert, set for May 4.

March 31, 2025: In this episode, Mayor Crawford and Village Manager Ron Sena host several guests. Adam Sanchez discusses street repairs and sandbag availability. Fire Chief Cade Hall promotes the April 17th Blood Drive. Michael Martinez updates on the 603 Mechem housing project. Matthew Baird talks about the WIBIT and Spring Break. Eddie Ryan discusses XTERRA and filming, while Alex Koenig addresses new rental regulations. Police Chief Steve Minner reviews police activity and speed hump plans.

March 28, 2025: This week’s show welcomed guests Tim and Ashley Roberts to discuss the Lincoln After Dark event on Saturday, March 29, in historic Lincoln. Additionally discussed was the 2nd annual Lincoln Forest Renaissance Faire to be held May 16 - 18, 2025, at Wingfield Park. Ashley also previewed the soon-to-be-released summer schedule for the Spencer Theater.

March 24, 2025: In this episode, Mayor Crawford and Village Manager Ron Sena recap the state session in Santa Fe. Guests include Fire Chief Cade Hall, who shares fire safety updates and recent incidents, and Deputy Manager Michael Martinez, who discusses housing projects. Updates also come from Parks, Events, and Police on community happenings.

March 21, 2025: This week’s show welcomed guest Felicia Uribe from Once Upon a Time Photography to discuss their Pooch Playoffs campaign—a fun, community-driven competition to crown the ulti-mutt cutie. Voting runs through April, with all proceeds benefiting the Otero County Animal Shelter. Don’t miss your chance to support a great cause and help decide which furry friend takes home the title!

March 17, 2025: In this episode, Mayor Crawford and Village Manager Ron Sena host key community leaders to discuss pressing local issues. Emergency Manager Eric Queller warns of high winds and generator safety, while Fire Chief Austin Meuli highlights fire restrictions. Guests also cover housing updates, job fairs, film projects, park events, and police concerns, offering vital insights for Ruidoso residents.

March 14, 2025: This week’s show welcomed guest Amber Smith from the GoodLife Senior Living to discuss the upcoming GoodLife Senior Health Fair on March 27, 2025, from 4 - 6 PM.  

March 10, 2025: In this episode, Fire Chief Cade Hall discussed Level 2 fire restrictions. Emergency Manager Eric Queller shared weather concerns and encouraged residents to sign up for Life Watch. Michael Martinez previewed a floodplain map update, and Susan Lutterman highlighted a new exhibit at the Wingfield Heritage House Museum. Eddie Ryan provided filming updates, and Parks Director Matthew Baird outlined fire season preparations. Police Chief Steve Minner addressed recent safety incidents.

March 7, 2025: This week’s show welcomed guests Bethany Martin and Karen Ueland from Hope Harbor. They discussed their annual fundraiser event, An Afternoon of Hope, which will take place from 2 - 4 pm on March 8 at the Ruidoso Convention Center. Hosts Deborah and Andrea also chatted about other upcoming village events.  

March 3, 2025: In this episode, local leaders provide key updates on community projects, public safety, and upcoming events. Michael Martinez shares insights from the FAA conference and progress on the 603 Mechem housing project. Fire Chief Cade Hall and Emergency Manager Eric Queller discuss fire preparedness and PNM’s power shutoff program. Updates also cover public works improvements, police initiatives, and recreational developments.

February 28, 2025: This week’s show featured Ashley Roberts and Sydney Mowery from Oso Productions. They shared the latest updates on the upcoming Lincoln Forest Renaissance Faire, which will take place at Wingfield Park from May 16 to 18, 2025.

February 24, 2025: PNM Electric discussed potential power outages during high wind events. Adam Sanchez updated on fire hydrant maintenance. Fire Chief Cade Hall covered the midtown bomb threat and fire level increase. Hope Harbor promoted the Afternoon of Hope fundraiser. Parks & Rec shared updates on decorations, jobs, and events. Eddie Ryan and guests featured new music and film news. Police Chief Minner explained midtown camera issues.

February 21, 2025: This week’s show featured Logan Fleharty from Scorpion Tattoos, promoting the upcoming High Rollers Tattoo Expo happening February 27 to March 2, 2025, at Inn of the Mountain Gods. Ashley Roberts from the Spencer Theater also joined the show to spotlight the Dragons and Mythical Beast performance on Monday, March 3—a captivating, interactive experience designed for adventurers ages four and up.

February 14, 2025: This week’s show featured Felicia Uribe from Once Upon a Time Photography, promoting a puppy and dog photo contest benefiting the Otero County Animal Shelter, and Kidie Thornton from the Humane Society of Lincoln County, highlighting upcoming events and ways to get involved.

February 10, 2025: In this week’s episode, Mayor Crawford and Village Manager Ron Sena recapped their trip to Santa Fe for the Lincoln County Day Legislative Reception. Michael Martinez provided updates on racetrack repairs and silt removal. Adam Sanchez discussed Starlight Road repairs and fire hydrant issues. Fire Chief Cade Hall reported on weekend fires, including a 3,000-acre blaze. Alex Koenig summarized the Short-Term Rentals meeting. Rick Button and David Shanks promoted a benefit concert for musician Dave Millsap. Matthew Baird and Eddie Ryan reviewed the Midtown Associations Conference and announced Alto Lake’s February 14 opening. Lieutenant Jamie Urban shared details on a drug bust and a suspected DUI accident on Mechem Drive.

February 3, 2025: In this week’s episode, local officials provided key updates on infrastructure, public safety, and community events. Public Works Director Adam Sanchez discussed road repairs and water line issues, while Deputy Village Manager Michael Martinez covered short-term rental policies and silt removal. Fire officials warned of increased fire danger, and updates on park rehabilitation, tattoo expos, and a new film project were shared.

January 31, 2025: This week, Ashley Roberts from the Spencer Theater for Performing Arts joined the show to discuss the spring concert season.