August 5, 2024: In this episode, Mayor Crawford and Village Manager Ron Sena discussed the timeline for work on Cree Meadows Dr. and addressed questions about water quality, debris pickup, and the Gavilan Canyon Rd. debris site. Eddie Gutierrez and James Rupleyhew Baird shared updates on the reopening of the Wibit at Grindstone Lake and park improvements. Eddie Ryan previewed the upcoming Jets & Jalopies event and summer concert series. Mark Bryant from Lincoln Transportation discussed school bus route adjustments due to flooding, while Police Chief Lawrence Chavez warned about fines for passing stopped school buses and bypassing “Road Closed” signs. Eddie Gutierrez and James Rupley from Downshift Brewing talked about the impact of fires and flooding on their business, as well as fundraising and Oktoberfest plans.

July 29, 2024: In this episode, Mayor Crawford, Village Manager Ron Sena, and Public Works Director Adam Sanchez discussed ongoing fire and flood recovery efforts, addressing questions about flood control, water outages, and debris removal. They emphasized the importance of residents completing the Right of Entry form online for state assistance with debris removal. Deputy Police Chief Minner and Lieutenant Urban introduced and swore in new officer John Lund. Eddie Ryan, Manager of Events & Strategic Partnerships, discussed the Under a Mountain Sky concert series, Xterra and Iron Man events scheduled for 2024 and 2025, and the Jets and Jalopies event in September. The new Community Development Director, Alex Koenig, was also welcomed by the Village staff and community.

July 22, 2024: In this episode, The Mayor and city officials discussed recent flooding and infrastructure issues in Ruidoso. Heavy rainfall and flooding over the weekend led crews to address the aftermath. Adam Sanchez, Public Works Director, highlighted street and bridge damages. Officials are working with state authorities to assess and repair bridges. The Ruidoso Downs Racetrack is relocating to Albuquerque for the season. Police Chief Lawrence Chavez emphasized the importance of mental health during crises. Efforts continue to provide emergency access and long-term flood mitigation solutions.

July 19, 2024: This week, guest Ashley Roberts from Spencer Theater and Old Lincoln Days discussed the remaining summer schedule at Spencer Theater as well as the upcoming Old Lincoln Days event in Lincoln, NM from August 2nd to August 4th.

July 15, 2024: In this episode, Judge Potter was in the studio discussing this week’s weather forecast and helping listeners understand the new challenges with flooding the Village faces with the new South Fork and Salt burn scars. Adam Sanchez, Public Works Director, was in to talk about the damage to village bridges and roads caused by the severe flooding over the past few weeks. Adam also answered questions from listeners about the water and sewer infrastructure, debris cleanup in culverts, and several questions about problems in the Upper Canyon. Police Chief Lawrence Chavez was in with 2 new officers, Tobias Palmer and Cory Crayton, with introductions and taking their oath of office. Chief Chavez also discussed the murder that occurred last week and the arrest of a suspect in the case.

July 12, 2024: This week, guests Kidie Thornton from the Humane Society of Lincoln County discussed the organization’s role in the South Fork and Salt Fires evacuation and recovery efforts and the continued need to adopt cats and dogs.

July 8, 2024: In this episode, Cynthia Cowell from the U.S. Small Business Administration discussed low-interest government loans for businesses and homeowners/renters and emphasized the importance of requesting reconsideration if denied. Terry Hermans and Elizabeth DiPaolo from FEMA explained that there is available assistance, including monetary support and flood mitigation, and they clarified that FEMA does not hire contractors. The Mayor and Village Manager, Ron Sena, addressed questions about damaged culverts, while Deputy Village Manager Michael Martinez discussed restoring water service in the Upper Canyon. Mayor Crawford outlined plans to boost tourism, highlighting the "Under a Mountain Sky" music series at Wingfield Park. Police Chief Lawrence Chavez reviewed the July 4th weekend activity, addressed the recent arrest of a new officer, and discussed improving the hiring process.

July 1, 2024: In this episode, Mayor Crawford provides critical updates for residents and visitors on the severe flooding that has prompted evacuations and intensified mitigation efforts. Also discussed is the ENMU- Ruidoso Disaster Assistance Fair today from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM plus FEMA Assistance locations and application procedures. Crews are balancing fire suppression and flood response amid heavy rains. Residents should monitor Village of Ruidoso updates at Ruidoso-nm.gov and social media updates and heed safety advisories as weather conditions remain volatile.

June 24, 2024: In this episode, Mayor Crawford provides critical updates for returning residents following the lifting of the South Fork and Salt Fire evacuation orders. This episode covers the restoration of utilities, the status of local stores and services, areas still off-limits due to ongoing recovery efforts, and available support resources for those affected by the fires. Tune in for essential information to ensure a smooth transition back to your homes and community, and learn how you can get involved in the recovery efforts.

June 14, 2024: This week, guests Rochelle Lentschke and Corina Zars from ENMU-Ruidoso discussed the ENMU-R Foundation's Aim High Sporting Clay Fundraiser event on June 14-15 at Inn of the Mountain Gods. They also highlighted the Ladies Luncheon and Fashion Show, which will feature the Mescalero Apache Princesses and take place on Saturday, June 15, 2024, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the college.

June 10, 2024: In this episode, U.S. Senate Candidate Nella Domenici discussed her campaign priorities, including education and crime prevention. Deputy Village Manager Michael Martinez announced a public meeting on short-term rentals on June 19th at the Ruidoso Convention Center. Public Works Director Adam Sanchez provided updates on the Innsbrook paving project, the 603 Mechem retaining walls, and road markings on Sudderth Drive. Eddie Ryan shared news about the completion of filming "Fight or Flight" and upcoming events, including Xterra next year and IronMan in 2026. Logan Fleharty promoted this weekend’s Ruidoso Tattoo Expo, and Police Chief Lawrence Chavez introduced new Code Enforcement Officer Debra Aguayo and addressed recent DUI concerns following a tragic accident.

June 7, 2024: This week, Logan Fleharty joined the show for an exclusive sneak peek into the Ruidoso Tattoo Expo happening on June 14-16, 2024, at the Ruidoso Convention Center.

June 3, 2024: In this episode, key community updates were covered, including the E911 readdressing project targeting duplicate road names, the progressing 603 Mechem site improvements, and updates on the Blue 2 Fire involving personnel, air support, and evacuation changes. The Innsbrook water project is 70% complete. The Community Center renovations and growing RSVP volunteer program were discussed, along with new playground construction, sports tournaments, and the new free Summer Concert series, "Under a Mountain Sky," at Wingfield Park. Police activity noted the large turnout at the Lincoln Forrest Renaissance Faire.

May 31, 2024: This week, we spoke with Sydnee Mowrey and Scott Fitzgibbon of Oso Productions about future plans for the second annual Renaissance Faire and the 2024 Oso Productions schedule, which includes a July production of the Greek tragedy Eurydice. Ashley Roberts from the Spencer Theater of the Performing Arts also joined the show to highlight and share details from the 2024 Summer/Fall schedule.

May 24, 2024: This week, we chatted with Laurie Benavides from the High Mountain Youth Project about the Great annual fundraiser event, the High Mountain Bed Race, on Saturday, June 1. Catch the Parade through Midtown beginning at 9:00 a.m. Saturday morning. Then, watch as the teams race their beds back to Wingfield Park for food, fun, and games for all ages. 

May 20, 2024: In this episode, Fire Chief Joe Kasuboski and Assistant Chief Ross Coleman updated on fire conditions and Level 2 Fire Restrictions, noting wildfires in the White Mountain Wilderness and Mescalero. Deputy Village Manager Michael Martinez discussed the 603 Mechem project and a 9% tax credit for a 72-unit housing project at Elk Meadows. Public Works Director Adam Sanchez reported a major water line break and service line replacements in Innsbrook Dr. Emergency Manager Eric Queller mentioned plans to switch emergency sirens to solar power and add backup generators. Eddie Ryan, Village Manager of Strategic Partnerships & Special Events, shared insights on next year's Xterra event in Ruidoso. Ashley Roberts from the Lincoln Forest Renaissance Faire talked about potential expansion. Parks & Rec Director Matthew Baird provided updates on the reopening of tennis courts and the municipal pool. Bradshaw Lambert and Phil Hamilton previewed the free summer concert series Under a Mountain Sky.

May 17, 2024: This week, we chatted with Kidie Thornton with the Humane Society of Lincoln County. Kidie shared exciting details about their upcoming fundraiser events, including this weekend's Pups and Pancakes event and Furr Ball 2024 on July 25.

May 10, 2024: This week, we chatted with Ashley Roberts and Scott Fitzgibbon, who joined us to talk about the May 17-18, 2024, Lincoln Forest Renaissance Faire at Wingfield Park.

May 6, 2024: In this episode, the Village Fire officials discuss wildfire safety and restrictions while the Public Works Director updates the Sudderth repaving and other road improvements. The Emergency Manager warns of increased fire risks and introduces a new public safety power shut-off proposal. Highlights include updates on community enhancements like the School House Park and upcoming summer activities at Grindstone Lake. Wingfield Heritage Museum House Manager discusses historical transportation and forming a Friends of the Museum group. The Manager of Strategic Partnerships explores the film industry's growth and career opportunities. Police Chief Chavez covers recent police activities and discusses the impacts of State Police pay increases on local staffing competitiveness.

May 3, 2024: This week, we chatted with Yolla Alsbagh from VIP Insurance Advocates about the importance of having life insurance and giving helpful advice about how to talk about life insurance with your loved ones.