It has been a very fun week and it’s not even over yet. With three days left to go, the Albuquerque International Balloon Festival is inspiring creativity and emanating majesty into the air over New Mexico. The hot-air balloons range from beautiful to wild and wacky. Part 1 of this series seems to be a

White Sands National Monument is one of many reasons that New Mexico is referred to as “The Land of Enchantment.”  People from all around the world travel to White Sands in droves throughout the year. It makes them feel as though they’re visiting another planet because of its insane white sandy dunes (actually gypsum crystals

#1 No one really lived in the town of Window Rock until 1936. It was in 1936 that Window Rock was chosen to be the center of the Navajo Central Agency. Window Rock lies within the St. Michael’s Chapter, atop the Defiance Plateau. It lies right along the Arizona/New Mexico border; in fact, a handful

Anyone who lives in Arizona or has ever visited knows that the heat here is nothing to mess around with. When summer is stretching on, temperatures are topping 100 degrees, and you feel like you might melt if you don’t get cool, try out these tips to get you through! Make sure your house is

#1 In Hopi, “Homolovi” means “Place of the Little Hills.” This is the traditional name for Winslow, Arizona. #2. Ancient people have lived here since the 14th century! People known as the “Hisat’sinom” or “Anasazi,” moved along the Little Colorado River and eventually joined the Hopi people on the mesas. #3 The Hopi people still