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2 weeks ago | 
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Dr. Dolores Gomez, program director for the Southern NM Family Medicine Residency Program in Las Cruces, shares important information for staying safe in extreme heat. For more information on heat safety, you can visit the CDC's website . KC:What do we see locally, in terms of how people respond in these negative ways to heat by the time you see them? Dr. Gomez:Yeah.
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2 weeks ago | 
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Dr. Judy Benjamin is walking across the country to share her message of hope after being diagnosed with Alzheimer's 13 years ago. KC Counts spoke with Judy about her experience.
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3 weeks ago | 
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KC Counts talks with Jonny Coker about his work at KRWG as he embarks on new adventures. Here is a portion of their conversation:KC:Well, Jonny, everyone here at KRWG is so sorry to see you move on. Thank you for the time that you've spent here. You were here during some crazy times. There were big stories happening in Las Cruces, the region, around the world.
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3 weeks ago | 
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KC Counts talks with Monuments Archaeologist Garrett Leitermann about his work including public education about local historic sites. Wednesday at 7 p.m., Leitermann will present a history of Dripping Springs.
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1 month ago | 
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Legal Resources for the Elderly offers free legal advice for New Mexico Seniors; KC Counts speaks with the program's managing attorney, Natalie Meyers, about services offered by the program. Here is a portion of their conversation:KC:Tell me about this program and what you find among the greatest needs in our senior population. Natalie:Yes, so Legal Resources for the Elderly Program is a free, statewide legal helpline for New Mexico Seniors 55 and older. KC:Ouch.
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1 month ago | 
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Ranger Randy Harabin to present "The Life of a Park Ranger. What they do and how they do it" through The Academy for Learning in Retirement Tuesday, May 13th at 10:30 a.m. at DACC East Mesa Auditorium. In this portion of their conversation, Ranger Randy and KC Counts discuss preservations of the parks as well as current uncertainty around park staffing. KC:What would you say is the number one thing that you would advocate for in terms of protecting and preserving our national parks moving forward?
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1 month ago | 
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KC Counts talks with Bill Morée, artist/photographer, about the 2025 MFA Thesis Exhibit and his work.
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2 months ago | 
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KC Counts speaks with Adaline McIntosh about her experience trying to make tortillas New Mexico's State Bread. Here's a portion of their conversation:KC:Adaline, two years ago, we talked to your brother about a bill that he got through the legislature related to the Game and Fish department, right? And you were here for that experience. Now, did you know from that time on or even before that you would try to accomplish the same thing?
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2 months ago | 
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KC Counts speaks with Diana LeMarbe about the upcoming exhibit and how anyone can participate. Their conversation begins with some history of the Deming Art Center and the artists who gathered before the building came along:Diana:I was still living in Columbus at the time and there were a lot of artists in the area, but we didn't really know each other.
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2 months ago | 
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KC Counts talks with Vic Villalobos, president of Mesilla Valley Search and Rescue, about how to stay safe while enjoying the outdoors this Spring and Summer. Here is a portion of their conversation:KC:What would you say is the number one reason that people need to be rescued? Vic:You know, nowadays it seems like it's an injury and by injury I also mean like lack of water, lack of resources. So, and you know, especially here a great example is this morning. It's great, right?
