February 12, 2024: In this episode, Mayor Crawford and Village Manager Ron Sena discuss the tribute parade for former Fire Chief Virgil Reynolds and their recent trip to Santa Fe. They address ongoing challenges with support for workforce housing and highlight progress on a Village housing development project. Eddie Ryan shares updates on his visit to Apple Studios and the confirmation as an event host for a 2025 XTERRA Triathlon. Michael Martinez discusses the Moon Mountain project and the efficient response to a recent winter storm. Lorna Fike talks about the upcoming fundraising event, An Afternoon of Hope, benefiting Hope Harbor Transitional Home.

February 5, 2024: In this episode, Jini Turri discusses the Municipal Elections and early voting, Mayor Crawford and Village Manager Ron Sena talk about the public response to the State of the Village address and positive feedback for the Village Insider newsletter, Fire Chief Joe Kasuboski & Asst. Fire Chief Ross Coleman covers high winds causing tree damage and ongoing firefighter training, Stephanie Long updates on Wingfield Heritage House Museum displays and her upcoming guest speaker appearance, Eddie Ryan discusses upcoming film projects and collaborations with ENMU-Ruidoso for training classes, Kidie Thornton and Abel Guzman from the Humane Society of Lincoln County talk about World Spay Day initiatives and pet sterilization ordinances, Adam Sanchez provides updates on infrastructure projects, and Police Chief Lawrence Chavez gives updates on progress at the Horton Complex and recent local business break-ins.

January 29, 2024: In this episode, Mayor Crawford covered key topics for the State of the Village address and details regarding the municipal hold harmless gross receipts tax. Discussions also included plans for the 603 Mechem property and the addition of 12 modular homes, a tax credit application for 72-unit Elk Meadows apartments, and the Boy Scouts' community contributions. Police Chief Chavez introduced the newest officer, Donald Galicia, who took his oath on the show. The chief also addressed a recent burglary at a local cannabis store, updating on the progress of tracking down the suspects.

January 22, 2024: In this episode, Parks & Recreation Department officials discussed upgrades to School House Park, the Links hiking trail, and the Country Club lot, including a new photo opportunity installation. Village Manager of Strategic Partnerships & Special Events Eddie Ryan brought in local musician Phil Hamilton for a new song and live performance. Village Clerk Jini Turri provided election updates, and Police Chief Lawrence Chavez discussed road conditions and promoted a fundraiser. Public Works Director Adam Sanchez gave water break updates. Wingfield House Museum Manager Stephanie Long shared plans for exhibits and the museum's strategic direction.

January 8, 2024: In this episode, Mayor Crawford and Village Manager Ron Sena discuss preparations for extreme winter weather, including the establishment of a Warming Center at the Ruidoso Community Center. They also touch on the upcoming Lincoln County Day Reception in Santa Fe on February 7, 2024. Fire Chief Kasuboski updates on recent structure fires. Police Chief Chavez addresses road conditions and announces the next Citizens Police Academy dates. Deputy Village Manager covers the upcoming Council meeting, and Code Enforcement Officer Robert Simpson introduces and swears in the newest team member.

December 18, 2023: In this episode, actor Knut Brekke guest hosts, along with actor Eddie Ryan, join the show to discuss the upcoming Christmas movie, The Santa Assist, a feel-good holiday story starring Eric Roberts, featuring Ruidoso. Mayor Crawford highlights the Humane Society's urgent need for pet adoptions. Parks & Rec Directors Matthew Baird and David Tetreault share news about a state grant for School House Park and the tennis courts. Public Works Director Adam Sanchez covers water line projects and pothole patching efforts. Police Chief Lawrence Chavez provides a weekly police report, identifying suspects in local burglaries. The episode concludes with a holiday poem, "Christmas in the Mountains," by Frank Potter, accompanied by Tradd Tidwell on guitar.

December 11, 2023: In this episode, the Parks & Rec Directors announced plans for Christmas light installations and shared news about a state grant for upgrades. Police Chief Chavez and Officer Hernandez discussed the success of the Shop with a Cop event and provided updates on recent burglaries. The Village Manager highlighted the village's role in supporting movie productions through regional location scouting and assistance and also mentioned that the Xterra Triathlon has chosen Ruidoso as its new location for events starting in 2025. The Ruidoso Public Works Director provided details on a new water line, and the Wingfield House Museum Manager offered a brief history of the upcoming Nutcracker Ballet at the Spencer Theater.

December 4, 2023: In this episode, Jini Turri discussed upcoming municipal elections. Pastor Todd Sullens and Councilor Joe Eby shared plans to revive the National Day of Prayer Breakfast at the Convention Center in May 2024. Public Works Director Adam Sanchez provided updates on a recent snowstorm, water line repairs, and staffing challenges. Parks & Rec Director Matthew Baird and David "TBone" Tetreault discussed ice removal methods and current events. Police Chief Lawrence Chavez addressed holiday phone scams and efforts to control speeding, especially around Junction Dr.

November 27, 2023: In this episode, Fire Chiefs discuss safe fireplace ash disposal and winter precautions. Parks & Rec directors share holiday event details, Public Works director Adam Sanchez discusses snow response. Samantha Serna updates on the Metropolitan Redevelopment Area and Rural Addressing project. Wingfield House Museum Manager talks Christmas tree tradition, and Police Chief stresses pedestrian safety for the Festival of Lights Parade.

November 20, 2023: updates covered community events, including the Wingfield Park Ice Rink and Holiday Drone Show and Drive-In Movie. Police Chief Chavez addressed recent break-ins, cautioning about holiday thefts and wildlife dangers. Public Works Director Adam Sanchez discussed water line repairs, and Officer Dan Myers shared his background. Radio personality Tim Keithley talked about his upcoming auction featuring paintings by Larry Dyke and Dalhart Windberg.

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 16, 2023: In this episode, various topics were covered, including controlled burns, chimney inspections, and progress on the Wingfield House Museum. Also discussed were efforts to attract movie studios and host Ironman competitions, infrastructure updates and issues related to water leaks, and ideas for affordable housing options. Police Chief Chavez updated on a new dispatch center and a recent school shooting threat.

October 2, 2023: In this episode, TBone from Parks & Rec discusses baseball field maintenance, Adam Sanchez covers paving projects and Sudderth Drive delays, Eddie Ryan talks about film industry interest and triathlon events, Michael Martinez addresses workforce housing, Steve Turner talks about the Cub Scouts popcorn fundraiser and the need for volunteers, and Police Chief Lawrence Chavez discusses AspenFest on October 7, 2023 road closures.

In this episode, Matthew and TBone from Parks & Rec discuss upcoming events like the Midtown Oktoberfest on September 30, 2023, and baseball tournaments. Deputy Village Manager Michael Martinez talks about street paving projects, an airport incident, and pine needle clean-up efforts. Police Chief Lawrence Chavez gives a police activity report, and Denise Staab announces Ruidoso Public Library events, including participation in AspenFest on October 7, 2023.

In this episode, Matthew and Sydnee from Parks & Rec talked about the recent Concerts in the Park event and storm management. Tbone discussed the weather's impact on softball tournaments and mentioned the upcoming Keep America Beautiful Tos No Mas event. Adam Sanchez highlighted street paving projects, while Eric Queller updated progress on the emergency readiness plan. Police Chief Lawrence Chavez covered recent police activities, including a structure fire, and traffic surveys in various locations were also discussed.

In this episode, highlights include updates on youth sporting events and a flag retirement ceremony with the Boy Scouts. There's also info on weekend Concerts in the Park at Wingfield Park, water line projects, property re-zoning requests, a Cub Scouts recruitment event, and a ribbon-cutting event for Hope Harbor. Police Chief Lawrence Chavez discusses recent police activity, including a statewide Joint Enforcement Operation targeting the Bandidos Motorcycle Club and traffic changes at the Hull Road and Warrior Drive intersection.

In this episode, roadwork updates were given by Public Works Director Adam Sanchez, covering the completion of projects. Parks and Rec Director Matthew Baird discussed the recent Grindstone Trail Race and restroom grant efforts. Other topics included an upcoming Flag Retirement event, the new Museum Curator Stephanie Long, election updates by Village Clerk Jini Turri, and Police Chief Lawrence Chavez sharing police activity highlights, including a dog-related incident near the river.

August 21, 2023: In this episode, the Parks and Recreation Directors, along with various department personnel, discuss the conclusion of fall youth sports registration, the successful NM State Disc Golf Championship, and the innovative Turf Tank Robot for soccer field maintenance. Updates on ongoing fires, new firefighting vehicles, emergency plans, and water production are also provided. The episode concludes with insights into the downtown merchants' expectations for improvements, including parking and crosswalk enhancements.