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 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 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.

April 29, 2024: In this episode, the Public Works Director discussed progress on the Sudderth Dr. Repaving Project, Innsbrook and Pinecliff project developments, alongside job opportunities and employee advancements. The Village Manager of Strategic Partnerships & Special Events detailed a new film with Dolph Lundgren and Michael Jai White, offering non-union jobs. The Wingfield House Museum Manager highlighted recent donations, including artifacts and historic photos. Updates on the Links walking trail and the 603 Mechem Housing Project were provided by the Deputy Village Manager. Police Chief Chavez covered weekly activity and drone regulations, while Todd Sullens discussed the upcoming National Day of Prayer and related events.

April 22, 2024: In this episode, Fire Chief Joe Kasuboski announced the Level II fire restrictions effective Friday, April 19, 2024. A Parks & Rec recap highlighted the successful Keep Ruidoso Beautiful event and announced winners of the Recycled Art Show, alongside updates on tennis court construction and the Links walking trail improvements. Public Works project updates addressed the Sunny Slope property and Country Club Dr. repaving with insights into a recent gas line mishap. Chief Chavez outlined plans for enforcing new fire restrictions through education and potential fines.

April 15, 2024: In this episode, the Mayor and Village Manager discussed various community matters, including tax day, ongoing road construction, and recent testing of sirens. They also addressed hazardous windy conditions. Updates were provided on the construction of the Links walking trail and the 603 Mechem project. A presentation at the council meeting was also mentioned regarding the Snowy River Cave. Upcoming filming projects, such as a Toyota commercial and a film featuring Dolph Lundgren, were highlighted. An upcoming discounted pet microchip event at Fire Station #1 and the John Ashcraft Memorial Trail Run fundraiser were also mentioned. Police activities, including assisting in a chase ending in an accident and aiding in extinguishing a grass fire, and recognition was given to 911 Dispatchers during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week.

April 8, 2024: In this episode, Fire Chief Joe Kasuboski and Asst. Fire Chief Ross Coleman discussed the fire department's involvement in filming “The Lost Bus” and preparations for the upcoming fire season. They also mentioned an upcoming meeting with PNM to discuss potential rolling blackouts during high winds to reduce wildfire risks. Additionally, updates were provided on the 603 Mechem project, the Great American Cleanup event, and progress on the main tennis court construction. Police Chief Lawrence Chavez addressed concerns about feeding wild animals and discussed a recent domestic violence case where charges were not pursued due to the victim's non-cooperation with the District Attorney.

April 1, 2024: In this episode, the Village Manager of Strategic Partnerships & Special Events discusses the ‘The Lost Bus’ film shooting schedule and Ironman racing updates. The Public Works Director gives an update on water line tie-ins. The Mayor and Village Manager discuss the 603 Mechem Workforce Housing Project and updates on a proposed apartment complex's anticipated 9% tax credit. The Deputy Village Manager explores parking concerns in midtown and proposes the idea of constructing a parking garage on Center Street. Police Chief Lawrence Chavez addresses fitness and PT tests for officers and traffic control during filming. Councilor Susan Lutterman and Stephanie Long, Wingfield House Museum Manager, review the recent Wingfield Heritage House Museum open house event.

March 25, 2024: In this episode, Mayor Lynn Crawford and Village Manager Ron Sena discuss the new federal budget, including Extreme Risk Protection Orders (ERPO) funding. Stephanie Long from the Wingfield House Museum talks about the Open House event (March 28-30) and the museum's quest for historical items. Updates on Village projects, including the Horton Complex, Village Hall, and the 603 Mechem Drive Housing Project, and insights from a recent Housing and Homelessness meeting are shared. Police Chief Lawrence Chavez also joins to discuss his recent travels and the Police Department's involvement in potential Ironman events in the area.

March 18, 2024: In this episode, the Mayor shares insights from his recent trip to Washington D.C. with the New Mexico Municipal League, where he met with Senator Heinrich and Lujan. The Village Manager highlights January's Gross Receipt Tax (GRT) increase. The Public Works Director emphasizes ongoing village projects and the importance of installing back-flow preventers on sewer lines. The Village Manager of Strategic Partnerships & Special Events updates on "The Lost Bus" movie filming schedule and potential Iron Man triathlon hosting. The Deputy Police Chief and Lieutenant participate in swearing in a new officer and discuss the recent tragic death of an officer in Tucumcari, along with the suspect capture.

March 11, 2024: In this episode, Village Manager Ron Sena fills in for the Mayor. Public Works Director Adam Sanchez discusses recent snow-clearing efforts. Fire officials talk about wildfire preparedness. Parks & Rec Directors discuss upcoming events and grants. Other highlights include updates on a development project, a movie production, and museum events. Police Chief introduces new officers. Tune in for details!

March 4, 2024: In this episode, Fire and Emergency officials emphasized the importance of readiness as the impending fire season looms. The Parks & Rec Directors delved into discussions regarding spring sports, lifeguard classes, and the much-anticipated Annual Bunny Run & Easter Egg Hunt scheduled for March 30. Additionally, the Events Manager shed light on a notable response to a film casting call. The Public Director provided updates on significant property and infrastructure projects underway. Meanwhile, Hope Harbor's CEO rallied support for an upcoming fundraising event, underscoring its importance for the community. Lastly, Police Chief Chavez addressed recent incidents and the pressing need for additional officers to ensure public safety.

February 26, 2024: In this episode, Mayor Crawford and Village Manager Sena discussed upcoming events such as the Lincoln County Community Theatre Playwright’s Showcase at Cree Meadows Country Club from March 7-10. They also addressed the ongoing challenge of over-population at the Humane Society shelter, noting National Spay and Neuter Day on Feb 27. Updates were provided on the Horton Complex's progress and forthcoming road work on Sudderth Drive. Michael Martinez and Eddie Ryan joined the show to promote a Film Jobs Forum at ENMU on March 2, and Tina Kerr, Casting Director, discussing The Lost Bus casting call and sharing industry insights. Police Chief Lawrence Chavez addressed a recent "spoof" call about an active shooter.

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.