Santa Fe hosts COVID symposium: Experts and patients will convene to tackle long COVID’s diagnostic challenges and treatment gaps, as about six in 100 people with COVID-19 develop lingering symptoms — learn what’s next.
Zozobra’s future at stake: Organizers warn this year’s burning of Old Man Gloom will be canceled unless a Fort Marcy tree is removed, putting Santa Fe’s beloved, enduring festival in jeopardy — find out what it means.
Youth Hoop Dance hits Santa Fe: The annual competition draws Indigenous dancers from across the Southwest, blending tradition with youthful innovation — find out what fuels this revival.
Controlled burns for forest revival: The Greater Santa Fe Fireshed Coalition and USGS experts demonstrate how prescribed fire and strategic thinning can heal fire-scarred forests and reduce future wildfire risk — find out how.
Libraries thriving, need support: Santa Fe’s public libraries have expanded programs, collections and community outreach thanks to decades of Friends backing — find out how you can help.
Other Santa Fe headlines this week
- Santa Fe vineyard, century-old adobe home listed
- Anti-uranium exhibit opened Friday in Santa Fe
- Wild lettuce debate blooms across Santa Fe
- New Mexico STABLE earned public service award
- Kiwanis puts community service first
- Cat Video Fest benefits Felines & Friends
