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On the Road in Abiquiu

Follow in the footsteps of famed artist Georgia O’Keeffe

Story and photos by Lonnie Tucker

Deep in the heart of Rio Arriba County along the Rio Chama River, about 53 miles north of Santa Fe, is the small town of Abiquiu , a town associated with Georgia O’Keeffe, the mother of American modernism.

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Drawing Local History

Legacy of cowboy artist Joe J. Brazil lives on

By Dixie Boyle

Cowboy artist Jose Joaquin Brazil—better known as Joe J.—was a prolific artist of ranch life and a great storyteller and historian. His work, drawn almost a century ago, captured snapshots of real-life events and well-known characters from the past. 

Farmers’ Electric participates the Clovis Christmas light parade.

Co-ops Power the Holidays

New Mexico’s rural electric cooperatives spread holiday cheer throughout the year.

Story by Dixie Boyle

The holiday season in New Mexico is a festive time of sharing the seasonal traditions—lighting luminaries, Christmas caroling, making biscochitos and posole, stringing Christmas lights and eating turkey with family and friends. The season is also a time of giving and sharing with those less fortunate.
Jonnie Alisha Woody, left, and Taylor Cecelia Yazzie are the vice president and president, respectively, of the NM Tech chapter of the American Indian Science and Engineering Society.

Supporting Their Community

Indigenous students bring a STEM conference to New Mexico

By Chris Eboch

In our modern world, young people with advanced technology skills have bright futures. The challenge is making sure students from every background can access that future. Underrepresented students have unique struggles, but peer support and professional guidance can help them succeed.

PHOTO COURTESY OF LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

Pie Town

and the Recipe to Savory Success

By Dixie Boyle

The village of Pie Town, located on Highway 60 along the Continental Divide in western New Mexico, has long been known for its decadent assortment of desserts and pies.