Think New Mexico op-ed

Finishing the Job of PRC Reform
By Fred Nathan

The Public Regulation Commission (PRC) touches the lives of every New Mexican who pays a gas, electric, or landline telephone bill, or buys home, auto, or-- Continue reading

Wall Street Walks All Over White House

By Marita Noon

The nomination of Jack Lew for Treasury Secretary has uncovered a lot of dirt, but it also has dust swirling regarding the incestuous relationship between the Obama Administration and W-- Continue reading

Imagination Library making an impact in Grant County

Grant County is leading the way to raise the reading scores of New Mexico’s 3rd grade students and create eager learners.  The latest Annie E. Casey Foundation’s Kids Count report reported New Mexico-- Continue reading

Obama’s energy plans—triumph or tragedy

By Marita Noon

The State of the Union Address (SOTUA) is now last week’s history. Nearly every aspect of it has been fully dissected. For example, the National Taxpayers Union (NTU) has done a line-by--- Continue reading

Also interested in TMP economic impacts

I heard the interviews on NPR this morning with (Grant County Commissioner Gabriel) Ramos and (Gila National Forest Supervisor Kelly) Russell, and I am interested in the economic effects of the propos-- Continue reading

Speak up for small businesses, family farmers, ranchers, and energy job creators

Commentary by Marita Noon

No one wants to send a species to extinction, but when a chicken that can be hunted and cooked for dinner is proposed as an endangered species, one has to question the entire-- Continue reading

The Future of the Gila

By Peter Globensky

Fed for millennia by the rain and snow-pack high in the magnificent Mogollon Mountains of southwestern New Mexico, the Gila River begins its 650-mile meandering journey to western-- Continue reading