June 7, 2025: This week, Bradshaw Lambert joins Logan and Kevin to talk about this summer’s Under A Mountain Sky—Ruidoso’s free summer concert series, where music meets family fun. The laid-back weekly event takes place every Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. at Wingfield Park, with performances continuing through the season.

June 6, 2025: This week on Chamber Chat, Larry Cordova and Taylor Joray join us to share details about the 30th Annual Youth Fishing Day happening next weekend at Grindstone Lake. Later in the show, Michelle Gill from Thrive in Southern New Mexico stops by to promote their upcoming fundraiser concert, Yesterday: A Tribute to the Beatles, taking place Saturday, June 27, in Alamogordo.

June 5, 2025: This week’s show is hosted by Ulrich Siebertz, Chris Camacho and David Tetreault (Tbone) from Ruidoso Parks and Recreation. They spotlight the season opening of the Midtown Market and Municipal Swimming Pool and share a preview of upcoming summer events.

June 2, 2025: In this episode, Village leaders share updates on monsoon preparedness, new emergency sirens, and fire response efforts. Highlights include the 603 Mechem housing project, the reopening of the public pool, plans for a July 5th drone show, a new docuseries filming at the library, and police reports on recent suspicious activity and an attempted robbery.

May 30, 2025: This week on Chamber Chat, Ashley Roberts from the Spencer Theater shares highlights from their upcoming summer season, including details about the opening show. In the second half, Sydney Mowrey of OSO Productions joins the conversation to recap the 2nd annual Lincoln Forest Renaissance Faire.

May 23, 2025: This week, James Flores of Scorpion Tattoos stops by to preview the upcoming Tattoo Expo (June 13–15) and Ruidoso’s first-ever Comic Con (October 18–19)—both set to take place at the Ruidoso Convention Center.

May 23, 2025: This week on Chamber Chat, Logan “Flea” Fleharty joins the conversation to share the latest on this year’s Tattoo Expo, happening Father’s Day weekend—June 13–15, 2025.

May 19, 2025: In this episode, Village Manager Ron Sena is joined by local leaders to discuss fire updates, public safety, summer events, and community programs. Topics include the Bear Canyon Fire, fire restrictions, water and road projects, the summer camp and farmers market, bear activity, and the upcoming NM Municipal League conference.

May 16, 2025: This week’s Chamber Chat features guests from the Ruidoso Evening Lions Club and the Ruidoso Public Library. David and Cisco from the Lions Club join us in the first segment with a quick preview of their upcoming Gun & Collectibles Show over Memorial Day Weekend. In the second segment, Marisa Olvera from the Library shares highlights from this year’s summer reading programs, including special events for kids, teens, and adults.

May 12, 2025: In this episode, Mayor Crawford and Village Manager Ron Sena hosted updates from Public Works, Fire, Parks & Rec, and Events teams. Highlights included road repairs and reopening timelines, Renaissance Faire preparations, a new EOC trailer, park maintenance, disc golf championship success, and takeaways from an Ironman event, setting the stage for a vibrant, well-coordinated season in Ruidoso.

May 10, 2025: This week, we’re joined by Everett Brophy, Tournament Director for the 2025 Tim Selinske U.S. Masters Championships, happening this weekend in Ruidoso. Everett shares what makes this national disc golf event so special, what players and spectators can expect, and how the local community is stepping up to welcome athletes from across the country.

May 8, 2025: This week’s show is hosted by Matthew Baird and David “Tbone” Tetreault from Ruidoso Parks and Recreation. They spotlight the 2025 Tim Selinske US Masters Disc Golf Championship, taking place this weekend across Ruidoso’s courses, and share a preview of the Lincoln Forest Renaissance Faire, coming to Wingfield Park May 16–18.

May 5, 2025: In this episode, Frank Potter shares the May weather outlook, and Village leaders provide updates on roadwork, emergency preparedness, local fires, parks and recreation, potential growth in film production, disaster recovery funding, airport certification, and police activity—including recent theft and vandalism reports.

May 2, 2025: This week’s episode features Laurie Benavides, Marisela Peralto, and Cory Wheeler from The High Mountain Youth Project sharing details about their annual fundraiser, the 7th Annual Great High Mountain Bed Race and Festival in Midtown on June 7th. Ty Bonnell with All Season Adaptive Sports also joined the show to discuss their summer raffle to win a custom downhill mountain bike valued at $14,000.

April 28, 2025: In this episode, Mayor Crawford and Village Manager Ron Sena host community experts. Adam Sanchez discusses water rights and roadwork progress while Fire Chief Cade Hall reviews fire restrictions. Michael Martinez and Judi Starkovich cover cleanup procedures and tax impacts. Other guests highlight advertising strategies, fundraisers, and traffic safety improvements.

April 26, 2025: In this episode, we’re joined by Sydnee Mowery and Ashley Roberts from the Lincoln Forest Renaissance Faire! They share exciting details about this year’s faire happening May 16–18 at Wingfield Park. They also give us a sneak peek at upcoming events from OSO Productions and the Spencer Theater.

April 25, 2025: This week’s episode features Ashley Roberts from the Spencer Theater for the Performing Arts and the Lincoln Forest Renaissance Faire. Ashley shares highlights from Spencer’s upcoming summer season and gives us a glimpse of the magical weekend planned for the 2025 Lincoln Forest Renaissance Faire, taking place from May 16 to 18.

April 24, 2025: This week, Matthew Baird and Melissa Moody from Ruidoso Parks and Recreation recap the fun and festivities of last weekend’s Easter events—and offer a sneak peek at the upcoming Ruidoso Beautiful: Great American Cleanup 2025, happening Sunday, April 27, from 1 to 4 p.m. at Wingfield Park.

April 21, 2025: In this episode, village leaders provide updates on key community projects and events. Topics include road repairs, lake levels, and progress on the 603 Mechem project. Parks & Rec celebrates a successful Easter event and plans for future facilities, while Fire and Police Chiefs share news on recruitment, safety alerts, and ongoing investigations.

April 18, 2025: This week’s episode features Amanda Foster and Brittanie Gonzales, who join us in the first segment to share details about the 2nd Annual John Ashcraft Memorial Family Trail Run—happening Saturday, April 26th at 9 AM at Grindstone Lake. In the second segment, Marisa Olivera from the Ruidoso Public Library highlights the upcoming Día! Children’s Day/Book Day Celebration, taking place Saturday, May 3rd from 11 AM to 3 PM at the Ruidoso Convention Center.