April 27, 2026: This week’s Mondays with the Mayor covers the Clean & Lien Program, Level II fire restrictions, flood preparedness, housing and infrastructure progress, upcoming events, and public safety in Ruidoso.

April 24, 2026: This week, Ruidoso Rewind, Jan Wafful, Otero County Film Liaison, joins Ruidoso Rewind to discuss the region’s film history, New Mexico’s growing role in the industry, and the impact of film production on local communities.

April 24, 2026: This week on Chamber Chat, guests from High Mountain Youth discuss programs supporting local youth and preview their 8th Annual Great High Mountain Bed Race fundraiser in Midtown on May 30—a lively, community-centered event that brings creativity, connection, and a touch of fun to Ruidoso.

April 20, 2026: This week’s Mondays with the Mayor covers infrastructure updates, fire restrictions, emergency preparedness efforts, upcoming events, and public safety concerns. Village leaders discuss road closures, flood preparedness, the Ironman event, Wibit setup, and an increase in scams and burglaries affecting the community.

April 18, 2026: This week on Ruidoso’s Finest, learn about the upcoming John Ashcraft Memorial Trail Run with organizers Amanda Foster and Britney Gonzalez. Then, meet Susan Travis and Regina Lane of the new Artisans of Lincoln County, a collaborative group supporting local makers and launching a bi-weekly show on KRUI The Mountain.

April 17, 2026: This week, Ruidoso Rewind explores the story of the Ealy family and their connection to the Lincoln County War, offering insight into the people, conflicts, and lasting legacy of one of New Mexico’s most significant historical events.

April 17, 2026: This week on Chamber Chat, Deborah and Andrea welcome Melissa from The Tea Room at Swallow Hill. Melissa shares the story behind her thoughtfully curated tea services, offering a glimpse into the tradition, hospitality, and quiet ritual that define the experience.

April 16, 2026: This week on Weekend Preview, Amanda and Jerid Foster of Happy Hiker join the show to share details about the Saturday, April 25, 2026, John Ashcraft Memorial Trail Run at Grindstone Lake. From scenic routes to community spirit, they highlight what runners and spectators can expect from this meaningful annual event in Ruidoso.

April 13, 2026: This week, on Mondays with the Mayor, Village leaders share updates on roadwork, flood protection, and fire conditions, including Level 2 restrictions and burn-scar impacts. Parks & Rec highlights upcoming events, while officials address water use, police activity, and community initiatives shaping Ruidoso this season.

April 10, 2026: This week’s Chamber Chat features Denise Staab and Marisa Olvera from the Ruidoso Public Library, sharing a look ahead at the library’s spring and summer programming. From reading initiatives to community gatherings, the conversation highlights the library’s role as a vibrant hub for connection, learning, and seasonal fun in Ruidoso.

April 6, 2026: This week, Mayor Lynn Crawford and Village Manager Ron Sena host a wide-ranging update featuring Village leadership. Topics include Fire Level 2 restrictions, floodway safety efforts, wildfire detection technology, infrastructure updates, recent incidents, and upcoming spring and summer events across Ruidoso.

April 4, 2026: This week on Ruidoso’s Finest, Cody Jones joins the show to talk about this year’s Cool Summer Nights concert series at Wingfield Park. He shares what’s in store for the season and gives listeners a preview of the music to come, along with a few acoustic performances live in the studio.

April 4, 2026: This episode of Tails of Lincoln County features guests Leroy and Liz Smith, along with Amber Cowie, discussing the adoption process through the Humane Society of Lincoln County. Learn what to expect when adopting a pet and how the organization connects animals with their forever homes.

April 3, 2026: This week, Ruidoso Rewind looks back at the history of Carrizo Lodge, exploring its role in the area’s development and the stories that have shaped this notable local landmark over time.

April 3, 2026: This week on Chamber Chat, Lauren Swangstu from the PIECE Coalition joins the program to discuss child care options in the Village, including new facilities and expanded services. The conversation also highlights the Coalition’s broader programs and ongoing efforts to support families and strengthen the community.

April 2, 2026: This week on Weekend Preview, Alex Nocella, Village of Ruidoso Event & Recreation Supervisor, highlights the 2026 Easter Bunny Run at Cedar Creek Trails and the Easter Egg Hunt at Wingfield Park on April 4. He also shares an early preview of summer programming, including what’s in store for the 4th of July holiday.

March 30, 2026: This week’s program covered the Sago Fire response and monsoon preparedness, fire restrictions and ISO ratings, infrastructure updates at Grindstone Lake and housing delays, and community concerns from wild horses to traffic safety. The show also previewed Easter and April events, and this summer’s Ironman race.

March 27, 2026: Dive into Ruidoso's captivating history and culture and explore the fascinating tale behind Lincoln County’s Apple Industry.

March 27, 2026: This week on Chamber Chat, guests from Alto Lakes Country Club—Paula, Jill Leslie, and Romy—share how the club supports its team through employee scholarship opportunities. They also highlight an upcoming Job Fair and preview April events at Alto, offering a look at community engagement, workforce development, and ways to get involved.

March 23, 2026: This week’s program covered the Mayor’s Washington trip, the biofuel plant, and updates on road projects and the buyback program. Officials discussed fire and water safety, emergency preparedness, and OEM initiatives. Topics also included the EWP buyout program, Two Rivers conditions, local sports, upcoming events, and police updates on speed cameras and drone technology.