Nathan J. Fish
The Oklahoman
Oklahoma City, OK, United States
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Best Oklahoma high school football photos from each week of the 2022 season
This page will be updated every week with links to Oklahoma high school photo galleries. Make sure to check in throughout the season for updates. → Read More
Las Cruces community leader, storyteller celebrates 100th birthday
Florence Hamilton, a member of the Alpha Kappa Alpha chapter in El Paso, met with her sorority sisters, friends and family in her birthday celebration. → Read More
Looking good! Veterans get haircut, hot meal, access to services at Stand Down event
The Stand Down for Veterans is modeled after a concept used during the Vietnam War to provide a safe retreat for units returning from combat. → Read More
'I really love hot chile peppers': Here's why people are attending the Hatch Chile Festival
This year's 49th festival brought in visitors from around the region to Hatch, known as the Chile Capital of the World. → Read More
Juneteenth celebration in Las Cruces brings people together
Juneteenth becoming a federal holiday days before the event at NMSU was the icing on the celebratory cake. → Read More
Soon-to-be Eagle Scout builds a pet relief area for his project at a rest stop north of Radium Springs
The rest stop, just north of Radium Springs, was abuzz with scouts and scoutmasters shoveling dirt for the pet relief area Saturday morning. → Read More
Mobile home fires in Chaparral leave destruction in their wake
A pile of twisted metal, scorched appliances and charred earth were all that remained Saturday following fires at a mobile home park in Chaparral. → Read More
Father and son team up to clean Las Cruces Dam
Father and son team up to clean the Las Cruces dam and filled five-gallon buckets with recycling material found at the base of the Las Cruces dam → Read More
Las Cruces Catholic Schools honor former principal Karen Trujillo
LCCS students and staff wore red, which was meant to represent the passion and love that Trujillo had for children and education. → Read More
Students create ‘DescolonizARTE!’ mural celebrating Anthony, Las Cruces and El Paso
Students create ‘DescolonizARTE!’ mural celebrating community of Anthony, Las Cruces and El Paso → Read More
Authorities find hundreds of stolen items in trailer; recent burglary victims invited to take a look
Mesilla Marshal Eddie Lerma said several hundred stolen items were found in the trailer. "Not including several hundred pieces of stolen mail," he said. → Read More
Mask Up Las Cruces continues to provide free masks during pandemic
Cars trickled through the parking lot of Mesilla Park Elementary School on Saturday morning to receive free masks and hand sanitizer. → Read More
Families wait outside hospital windows to be near loved ones with COVID-19
Several families have left posters, crosses and candles outside the first-floor hospital windows where loved ones are being treated for COVID-19. → Read More
'Please be considerate and think of your neighbors:' Las Crucens bulk up on groceries
"There is no need to panic buy. Please be considerate and think of your neighbor who needs these items just like you do.” → Read More
A caravan of Trump supporters honk their way through Las Cruces
Just days before Election Day, a large group of President Donald Trump supporters gathered off Interstate 10, preparing a “Trump Train.” → Read More
Community members band with local organizations to "take back El Paseo" in trash clean up
Las Cruces police, other local organizations, NMSU volunteer groups and community members met Saturday morning to pick up trash on El Paseo Road. → Read More
Las Cruces restaurants open indoor dining areas after governor's announcement
Las Cruces restaurants opened their lobbies to the public for dine-in service after the New Mexico governor's announcement reopening indoor dining. → Read More
Las Cruces’ first female Boy Scout to receive her Eagle Scout Award
Valerie del Plain will become Las Cruces’ first female Boy Scout to receive her Eagle Scout Award after completing her Eagle project. → Read More
City adjusts summer youth program to stay open during the pandemic
City adjusts Summer Recreation Program to stay open during the pandemic → Read More
City of Las Cruces hosts mask giveaway at Thomas Branigan Memorial Library
The event, hosted by the city was part of the Quality of Life Department’s newest campaign “Mask Up, Las Cruces.” → Read More