Todd Kurtz
KOAT.com
Albuquerque, NM, United States
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Pie Town, New Mexico
Pi Day usually reminds us of those hard formulas in math class. However, we'd like to celebrate Pi Day with actual pie! So, let's take a trip to Pie Town, New Mexico and see what makes the town so unique and tasty. → Read More
Celebrate New Mexico: Peanut crop in New Mexico
In this Celebrate New Mexico story, Todd travels to the far eastern part of the state to look at the peanut industry. He explains why the variety of peanuts grown near Portales are perfect for natural peanut butters. → Read More
Celebrate New Mexico: Chile Flight Team
They fly a formation flight over the field, right before the balloons at Balloon Fiesta take off. → Read More
Sid Cutter and the birth of New Mexico's Balloon Fiesta
Sid Cutter's introduction to ballooning was a bit of an accident. Since that first balloon ride, ballooning in New Mexico has blossomed. → Read More
Celebrate New Mexico: Mushroom Hunters
Mushroom hunting or foraging is a growing hobby, and we talk with a local who said this was the best year he's ever seen. → Read More
Celebrate New Mexico: Bandelier National Monument
As we continue to Celebrate New Mexico, Todd Kurtz shows us the deep connection between a national monument and the state's tribal communities. → Read More
Celebrate New Mexico: San Juan River fly fishing
In this Celebrate New Mexico story, Todd Kurtz takes us fishing. A local fly fishing guide reels-in some trout at one of the best fishing spots in the country. → Read More
Celebrate New Mexico: Sandia Peak Tramway
In this Celebrate New Mexico story, Todd Kurtz hops on board the largest tourist attraction in Albuquerque. The Sandia Peak Tramway has operated since the 1960s. It's the longest aerial tramway in North America. → Read More
Celebrate New Mexico: Inn of the Mountain Gods Ziplining
As we, we're zipping over Mescalero Lake at Inn of the Mountain Gods, just outside Ruidoso. → Read More
Celebrate New Mexico: Billy The Kid Tombstone Race
It's a very unique competition that looks at the history of territorial outlaw, Billy the Kid. → Read More
Celebrate New Mexico: Bottomless Lakes State Park
Hidden away in Chaves County, one New Mexico State Park is a perfect spot for many summer activities. → Read More
Celebrate New Mexico: On the Sky Railway to Lamy
In this Celebrate New Mexico story, Todd Kurtz shows us the newest attraction in central New Mexico, the Sky Railway running from Santa Fe to Lamy. → Read More
Celebrate New Mexico: Palace of the Governor's Photo Archive
Within one of the nation's oldest buildings sits a massive photo collection dating hundreds of years old. → Read More
Celebrate New Mexico: New Mexico's Wildlife
The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish use special cameras to study wildlife in the state, even spotting animals that are not commonly seen in New Mexico. → Read More
Celebrate New Mexico: Teresa's Tamales
Todd Kurtz takes us to northern New Mexico to learn the art of making tamales. He stops by a tiny tamale restaurant in Mora that has a huge following. → Read More
Celebrate New Mexico: Unique Homes near Cloudcroft
Todd Kurtz shows us one of the most unique homes in New Mexico that's deep in the Lincoln National Forest. → Read More
Celebrate New Mexico: Carlsbad Caverns
In this Celebrate New Mexico story, Todd Kurtz takes us down inside Carlsbad Caverns to look at the significance and mystery of these caves. → Read More
Celebrate NM: National Hispanic Cultural Center Torreon Art Display
In this week's Celebrate New Mexico, Todd Kurtz visits a stunning and enormous art display at the National Hispanic Cultural Center. → Read More
Celebrate New Mexico: Bisti De-Na-Zin Wilderness
It's a scene like no other, the Bisti De-Na-Zin Wilderness holds beauty and a dream for scientists. → Read More
Celebrate New Mexico: Taos Ski Valley
It's time to Celebrate New Mexico and we're back in Taos! → Read More