November 13, 2023: In this episode, Emily Bair of Life-Way of Lincoln County shares details about an upcoming fundraiser event, Ruidoso Village Clerk Jini Turri talks about the March 2024 elections, and Adam Sanchez, Eric Queller, Fire Chief Joe Kasuboski, and Police Chief Chavez provide updates on snow removal, a recent structure fire, and police activities. Councilor Tim Coughlin reflects on his tenure and retirement plans.

October 30, 2023: In this episode, School Board candidates Kelly Johnson and Shane Holder share their election motivations, the Public Works Director discusses projects and snow removal plans, a Rubik's Cube competition enthusiast showcases his skills, and Police Chief Chavez provides updates on police activities, events, and personnel needs while addressing outdoor pet care in cold weather.

October 23, 2023: In this episode, we hear from School Board candidates Virginia Armstrong, Elizabeth Potter, and Carrie Chavez about their motivations for the 2023 Regular Local Election on November 7. Public Works Director Adam Sanchez updates us on crucial village projects, including the striping of Upper Sudderth Drive. JaLynn West from the Lincoln County Food Bank discusses their urgent needs, and Chief Chavez covers police updates and the Midtown Trick-or-Treat event's traffic plan.

October 3, 2022: Guests Todd Oberheu and Councilor Jackson join the show this week to discuss the upcoming Mill Levy on the ballot in November and its importance for the Lincoln County Medical Center, and the services and opportunities the hospital provides to the village and surrounding communities. David “TBone” Tetreault was in the studio to talk about the Toss No Mas Community Cleanup on Sunday, Oct 16 at 1 pm at Wingfield Park. Police Chief Lawrence Chavez was in giving his weekly police report including discussing the successful new AspenFest parade pre-stage location and also cautioned residents to be cautious of phone scams and auto/home burglaries during the holiday season.

May 2, 2022: Show topics this week included the Calf Canyon and Hermits Peak wildfire in San Miguel and Mora Counties and how Village of Ruidoso officials are reaching out with help. Also discussed were the Community Foundation of Lincoln County and Hope Harbour Transition Home fundraiser projects and how to help. Ruidoso Police Chief Chavez reported on the success of April 30 National Prescription Drug Take-Back Program for the safe disposal of unneeded medications and NM Treasurer Democratic Candidate, Laura Montoya telephoned in about her campaign and personal connection to the Las Vegas NM area wildfire.

April 25, 2022: Blues musician Jhett Black joined the show this week to discuss his invitation to the International Blues Competition in Memphis and his upcoming performances including his An Evening of Blues and BBQ on May 20 at Enchanted Vine. Heather McCurry of the DEA, phoned in to discuss the National Prescription Drug Take-Back Program scheduled for April 30, 2022, from 10 AM to 2 PM for the safe disposal of unneeded medications. The dropoff site is the Ruidoso Police Department at 1085 Mechem Drive. Congresswoman Yvette Herrell, State Treasurer candidate Harry Montoya, and County Commissioner candidate Mark Fisher each telephoned in to discuss their respective campaigns.

February 28, 2022: Topics discussed this week included the past weekend's Republican Party of New Mexico Pre-Primary State Convention at the Ruidoso Convention Center, the 2022 Municipal Officer Elections, and the March 1 Village Council Workshop Meeting. Police Chief Chavez was in to give updates on the police activities this past week including an apparent suicide at Grindstone Lake.

February 21, 2022: Gary L Jackson, Darren Hooker, Stephen Carter and Tim Coughlin joined the show this week for a 2022 Municipal Officer Election Candidate Forum hosted by Hospital Chief Executive Todd Oberheu of Lincoln County Medical Center. Municipal Judge Candidate Frank Potter who is running unopposed was also interviewed by telephone. Forum participants introduced themselves and provided brief candidate statements and answered questions about village issues including workforce housing, water issues, police, and the search for police recruits. Later in the show, infrastructure updates were also provided for the Paradise Canyon Lateral Replacement, Midtown Light Pole Replacement, and Center Street Renovation projects.

October 25, 2021: Topics discussed this week include end-of-quarter financials, ratification of a grant application for Lincoln County Hazard Mitigation Plan, and a change order for rock excavation for the Town and Country project. Infrastructure status updates included the near completion of Village Hall renovations, the Wingfield House project, and the Horton Complex. In the studio this week were Anthony Montes and Andrea Ward of the Ruidoso Community Center discussing center activities and events. School Board Candidates, Dave Tomlin and Vicki Porter were in for introductions and Q&A in advance of the 2021 Local Elections. Police Chief Chavez introduced the department’s newest detective, Jonathan Brashear, and advise on Halloween community safety.