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National Prescription Drug Take Back DayThe Roswell Police Department is partnering with Walgreens to host the National Prescription Drug Take Back Day event at the store, 1200 S. Main St., April 26 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more information, visit roswell-nm-gov. Blood drivesVitalant, No. 3 Grand Avenue Plaza, has two more blood drives planned in April. Today from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., the blood drive will be at Church on the Move's foyer.
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rdrnews.com | Christina Stock
April 15Roswell: 56East Grand Plains: 47Dexter: —Hagerman: 62Average: 55Local soil temperatures are provided by the Chaves County Extension Service, 200 E. Chisum St., Suite 4. For more information, call 575-622-3210.
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rdrnews.com | Christina Stock
April 14Roswell: 53East Grand Plains: 47Dexter: —Hagerman: 63Average: 54.3Local soil temperatures are provided by the Chaves County Extension Service, 200 E. Chisum St., Suite 4. For more information, call 575-622-3210.
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rdrnews.com | Christina Stock
Did you know? Fish are mentioned more than 40 times in the Bible. It is understandable because the livelihoods of the villages on the shores of Lake Galilee, the Mediterranean and the Red seas in the Holy Land were based on fishing. Before beginning to travel with Jesus, some of his apostles were fishermen. To preserve fish and sell it inland, ancient Hebrews would dry and salt it.
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Roswell Artist-in-Residence Guillermo Galindo exhibit centers on transformationsThe exhibit opening, “In Darkness … DO NOT FEAR … Ashes Hold no Chains,” by Roswell Artist-in-Residence Guillermo Galindo, takes place at the Anderson Museum of Contemporary Art, 409 E. College Blvd., on April 18 at 5:30 p.m. The opening includes a lecture, performance and reception with the post-Mexican visual and sound artist/composer.
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rdrnews.com | Christina Stock
¡La Tertulia! Bilingual book clubLa Tertulia is a bilingual book club. It will meet on April 16 at 5 p.m. at Peppers Grill and Bar and discuss "Jalamanta" by Rudolfo Anaya. Get the book, read it, and join us to discuss it. For more information, contact Ricardo at 575-914-1379 or [email protected]. La Tertulia es un club de lectura bilingüe. Se reunirá el 16 de abril a las 5 p.m. en Peppers Grill y Bar y discutirá "Jalamanta" por Rudolfo Anaya.
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rdrnews.com | Christina Stock
AltoApril 19Celebrating LightfootEric Elison, known as "The Lightfoot of the Rockies," performs as a tribute to the Canadian troubadour Gordon Lightfoot at the Spencer Theater, 108 Spencer Road, at 7 p.m. Elison’s band is stacked with talented, first-rate musicians that have played with the Nelson Riddle Orchestra, Charley Pride and “Weird Al” Yankovic. Independent singer and songwriter Elison possesses a rich, vibrato-laced baritone reminiscent of Lightfoot in his prime.
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rdrnews.com | Christina Stock
March 3 John Thomas Terry and Melissa Brittany Giacalone March 4 Benjamin Macario Medina and Abril Ibarra Ruiz Casey Boyd Arnold and Julie Annette Stokes March 6 Andres Reyes Perches III and Shelby Lee Ana Gray Santiago Joe Erives and Dakota Lynn Stuck March 10 Jorge Alberto Alegria Tenorio and Evelyn Solorio Ortiz Maria Fernanda Rivero Alanis and Fermin Rene Portillo Jr. March 11 Ashley Breann Steedley and John Frank Casados March 12 Graciela Sarellano and Izaiah Joe Guajaca Samuel Castaneda...
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rdrnews.com | Christina Stock
April 11Emmy Award-winner Bob Boze Bell book signing and art show"America's Western Storyteller," Bob Boze Bell, comes to Roswell for his Triple B Art Show. Bell is an artist, author and writer, serving as executive editor of True West Magazine. He appeared as an expert on the Old West in dozens of Wild West history shows. Bell won an Emmy Award as executive producer of the PBS special, "Outrageous Arizona," a zany look at the state's centennial, which he also wrote and helped direct.
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rdrnews.com | Christina Stock
The gallery venue, “kind of a small array” in Magdalena, highlights works by Jeremiah TeutschThe unique gallery “kind of a small array,” 106 N. Main St., Magdalena, is hosting the exhibit “Cartesian Ghosts” by Jeremiah Teutsch. The exhibit opening takes place April 12 from 6 to 8 p.m.Teutsch is what is considered a “renaissance man,” as in a present-day man whose expertise ranges wide, and his abilities in the arts and beyond touches a range of fields.
