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Community members who need help with food are invited to a FREE pop-up food distribution on Saturday, March 22 at 9 am. The distribution will be held at the Otero County Fairgrounds at 401 Fairgrounds Rd. in Alamogordo.
Community members seeking to receive food assistance do not need to register and no paperwork is required to receive food. Attendees should plan on clearing trunks, truck beds, or back seats. In addition, those seeking help should watch for directional signs and volunteers providing instructions on where to go. The format of the food distribution is drive-through.
For those with questions about the food distribution, please contact the food bank’s food assistance line at 505.349.5340 or email foodassistance@rrfb.org. Additional food distributions being held by the food bank or partner agencies of the food bank across the state can be found at www.rrfb.org/find-food. Please contact any site prior to visiting for additional information.
Otero County Fairgrounds
401 Fairgrounds Rd.
Alamogordo, NM 88310
United States
Partly Cloudy , with a high of 91 and low of 64 degrees. Sunny during the morning, overcast overnight.
It's sad that you can't see past New York ave. Mr. Edwards.
This is hardly a story, both party's include unrelated amendments to bills all the time, just to see if anyone's paying attention.
There will most likely be a sell off of some federal lands in the near future.
It's just not going to be included on the One Big Beautiful Bill.
may the lord bless elizabeth macdonough, and give her strength and length of days.
as should always be the case, we should be thankful for the folks who answer the call and suit-up and do the hot - hard - and dangerous work of fighting these fires.
The negotiated cease fire is no reason to let our guard down, as Israel has already accused Iran of violating that cease fire just hours after it took effect.
I believe it's still a high probability for terrorism to occur with, or without Iran's blessing.
It's becoming more and more clear that the worst thing you can do for the environment is to listen to environmentalists.
The natural cycle of any pine forest is to grow, burn, repeat.