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LAS CRUCES – "Walking With Herb" is now on the big screen.  The Las Cruces movie, years in the making, was shown for a large audience for the first time Thursday with a red carpet premiere at Amador Live. “Walking with Herb" — filmed in Las Cruces in 2018 — is based off the 2015 novel of the same name by Joe Bullock, of First American Bank in Las Cruces. The book was adapted into a screenplay by the late Tony Award winner Mark Medoff, also a longtime New Mexico State University professor, and was directed by Medoff's son-in-law Ross Marks, the executive director of the Las Cruces In...

Las Cruces turns out for 'Walking With Herb' world premiere Leah Romero, Las Cruces Sun-News LAS CRUCES – "Walking With Herb" is now on the big screen.  The Las Cruces movie, years in the making, was shown for a large audience for the first time Thursday with a red carpet premiere at Amador Live. “Walking with Herb" — filmed in Las Cruces in 2018 — is based off the 2015 novel of the same name by Joe Bullock, of First American Bank in Las Cruces. The book was adapted into a screenplay by the late Tony Award winner Mark Medoff, also a longtime New Mexico State Universi...

Print As the California coronavirus surge worsens, all but two regions in the state are under stay-at-home orders triggered by dangerously low hospitalization numbers. Officials hoped sobering statistics and stern public health guidelines would compel people to stay home, but instead, some Californians are crossing county lines for everything from haircuts to dinner. And at least one area — San Mateo County in the Bay Area — is pleading with people to stop. “We are in a public health crisis with alarming rates of COVID-19 transmission,” San Mateo County Manager Mike Callagy said in a ...

San Mateo County pleads with outsiders to stop visiting to shop and dine Hayley Smith © Provided by The LA Times San Mateo County Office of Community Affairs specialist Mitzy de la Pena Medina, center, hands out face masks in Daly City on Sept. 17. San Mateo County officials are asking outsiders to stop crossing county lines to shop and eat. (Justin Sullivan / Getty Images) As the California coronavirus surge worsens, all but two regions in the state are under stay-at-home orders triggered by dangerously low hospitalization numbers. Officials hoped sobering statistics and s...