New Mexico
New Mexico 4-H program announces leadership team
New Mexico State 4-H has selected and elected five officers and five ambassadors, ranging from ages 14 to 18, for the 2024-25 4-H Leadership Team. At the annual 2024 State 4-H Conference in Las Cruces in July, a new group of leaders were selected to serve the organization, 4-H youth, fellow members and the community.
“Five new officers were elected by 4-H delegates representing New Mexico counties and five new ambassadors were selected by a panel of judges,” said Cheryl Butterfield, New Mexico State University Cooperative Extension Service state 4-H agent.
New Mexico State 2024-25 4-H Leadership Team includes Denny Turner of Curry County, president; Jaleh Mosher of Sandoval County, vice president; Kate Dion-LaMont of Santa Fe County, secretary; Faith Carter of Lea County, reporter; Sam Prada of Los Alamos County, song and recreation leader; Nadya Neparko of Doña Ana County, STEM ambassador; Lacey Knight of Doña Ana County, horse ambassador; Shaylee Priest of Curry County, leadership ambassador; Journey Sheehan of Hidalgo County, small stock ambassador; and Kyle Wood of Curry County, beef ambassador.
“I enjoy working with the leadership team members,” Butterfield said. “The beginning of each year with a new team is always exciting and a new adventure as the youth plan and prepare for the upcoming state 4-H events.”
As officers and ambassadors, the team will spend this year preparing for statewide responsibilities through training and planning retreats. They are responsible for planning and conducting statewide leadership events for novice, junior and senior 4-H members including Youth Get-Away, Senior Leadership Retreat and State 4-H Conference; assisting with the junior livestock shows at the New Mexico State Fair, 4-H Day at the state capitol, National 4-H Week promotions and various county and district 4-H events; and traveling to Washington, D.C., for an educational leadership event where they will meet the New Mexico congressional delegation and agriculture industry leaders.
For more information on this year’s 4-H leadership team, visit https://nm4h.nmsu.edu/leadership/youth.html.
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CUTLINE: Five officers and five ambassadors were selected and elected for the 2024-25 New Mexico 4-H Leadership Team, which includes Denny Turner, from left, president, Jaleh Mosher, vice president, Kate Dion-LaMont, secretary, Faith Carter, reporter, Samuel Prada, song and rec leader, Nadya Neparko, STEM ambassador, Lacey Knight, horse ambassador, Shaylee Priest, leadership ambassador, Journey Sheehan, small stock ambassador, and Kyle Wood, beef ambassador. (Courtesy photo)
New Mexico
NM Wildlife Federation holds inaugural Outdoor Festival
EDGEWOOD, N.M. (KRQE) – The New Mexico Wildlife Federation gave people the opportunity to learn some new skills. On Saturday, Legacy Ranch Shooting Range hosted the Outdoor Festival and Skills Competition.
Guests got to experience live demonstrations and presentations on fly fishing, outdoor cooking, and hunting tips. The family-friendly event taught people the importance of the state’s wildlife federation.
“Our priority is maintaining the robust populations of wildlife for all New Mexicans to enjoy. The hunting and fishing traditions that exist in New Mexico fund conservation in this state, and provide the necessary means for our state wildlife agency to manage wildlife, so that it’ll exist for generations to come,” said Jesse Deubel, executive director of New Mexico Wildlife Federation.
The event also had live music, a handful of vendors, and competitive events. This was the first year that the Wildlife Federation put on this event, and organizers say that the event will be back in the future.
New Mexico
New Mexico Lottery Powerball, Pick 3 Day results for April 4, 2026
The New Mexico Lottery offers multiple draw games for those aiming to win big.
Here’s a look at April 4, 2026, results for each game:
Powerball
03-06-13-41-65, Powerball: 01, Power Play: 4
Check Powerball payouts and previous drawings here.
Pick 3
Day: 1-3-5
Evening: 4-8-8
Check Pick 3 payouts and previous drawings here.
Lotto America
06-31-35-36-40, Star Ball: 10, ASB: 03
Check Lotto America payouts and previous drawings here.
Pick 4
Evening: 8-7-2-9
Day: 8-4-1-0
Check Pick 4 payouts and previous drawings here.
Roadrunner Cash
04-06-10-18-23
Check Roadrunner Cash payouts and previous drawings here.
Powerball Double Play
20-38-45-58-63, Powerball: 05
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New Mexico
Fresh produce and local vendors return to Robinson Park in Albuquerque
The Downtown Growers’ Market opened its season at Robinson Park, drawing people out for fresh produce, local goods and breakfast food.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – The Downtown Growers’ Market opened its season at Robinson Park, drawing people out for fresh produce, local goods and breakfast food.
The first event of the season happened Saturday morning at Robinson Park in downtown Albuquerque.
The market will return every Saturday morning for the next several months.
Vendors include local farms selling fresh produce, pottery makers and people selling breakfast burritos, bagels, local honey and more.
The market gives people more chances to bring a picnic blanket and enjoy the weather in Albuquerque.
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