Borderland non-profits win recognition for promoting healthy eating initiatives in schools
Two borderland non-profits were recognized for their efforts in creating healthy eating initiatives in the community.
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Two borderland non-profits were recognized for their efforts in creating healthy eating initiatives in the community.
Driving south from Santa Fe to Juárez or Palomas, Mexico, has become like descending into a cauldron.
March 17, 2021 Amid new surge, local groups offer shelter for Central American migrants Written by Geoffrey Plant on March 17, 2021 (Press Staff Photo by Geoffrey Plant) A Honduran woman and her daughter inside the Red De Albergues para Migrantes Tierra de Oro migrant shelter in Palomas on Tuesday. Juan Rascon, who works with the Luna County-based nonprofit Border Partners, and RAM President Rosalio Sosa are seated in the background. On Tuesday, in the middle of a blinding tormenta de polvo, or dust storm, Red De A...