Lawmakers hope to expand historic women markers program

By Robert Nott, The Santa Fe New Mexican Call them monuments to both the forgotten and famous women in New Mexico history. The markers — about 100 in all, set up along the state's roadways — pay tribute to women who contributed to the history and fabric of New Mexico through leadership, the arts, politics,

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