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Bill Church

Santa Fe

Executive Editor at Santa Fe New Mexican

Happily Unverified Samurai Editor

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  • Why we need to tackle a tourism issue fit for a T

    3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Bill Church

    We’re in the early stages of the tourism season, which brings joy for local businesses, the Northern New Mexico legacy and one newspaper editor. Trees are starting to bud and once-naked bushes have sprouted colors. Coats are almost optional — although early mornings and sunset hours remind New Mexico newbies that chilling out requires dressing in layers. With all due respect to out-of-towners, y’all are easy to spot.

  • Why we need to tackle a tourism issue fit for a T

    3 weeks ago | santafenewmexican.com | Bill Church

    We’re in the early stages of the tourism season, which brings joy for local businesses, the Northern New Mexico legacy and one newspaper editor. Trees are starting to bud and once-naked bushes have sprouted colors. Coats are almost optional — although early mornings and sunset hours remind New Mexico newbies that chilling out requires dressing in layers. With all due respect to out-of-towners, y’all are easy to spot.

  • On foam bunny heads and sunshine (week) greeting cards

    1 month ago | santafenewmexican.com | Bill Church

    Search for “SUNSHINE WEEK GREETING CARD” and Google — with all of its exuberance for artificial intelligence smarty-pantsness — ignores you like an Aggies fan showing up at a Lobos watch party. AI might be the now and future — but not when it comes to celebrating the public’s right to know.

  • New Mexico's graveyard: Unburied and ignored

    1 month ago | santafenewmexican.com | Bill Church

    The New Mexico Project is a volunteer-driven effort of the NMGenWeb Project that tracks genealogical information along with historical asides for every county in New Mexico. Doña Ana County in southern New Mexico has 30 cemeteries, many small, historic and connected to surrounding communities. Cemeteries started to become part of the rural landscape in the 1800s, and Doña Ana County shows that history exudes from its dusty landscape.

  • How Stansbury's four-word sign fits a four-letter world

    1 month ago | santafenewmexican.com | Bill Church

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Bill Church
Bill Church @BillChurchMedia
19 Mar 25

Next morning’s print edition, Heels fans. What a concept! https://t.co/zj86vjpaWb

Bill Church
Bill Church @BillChurchMedia
18 Mar 25

I’m rooting for the Heels (aka TBD on the ESPN bracket) so @ewalters1618 can smack-talk @thadogburn and @ssharpe all week long. https://t.co/hlkzzzNkyL

Bill Church
Bill Church @BillChurchMedia
17 Mar 25

RT @thenewmexican: The remains, believed to be those of migrants, would be among hundreds of migrant deaths logged in the El Paso region si…