Does it seem like Ruidoso is suddenly on the national radar screen? In this episode, the Village Volume speaks with Mirissa Good of Casa Ideal Real Estate to discuss the recent rise in Ruidoso home sales, the impact of short-term rentals on affordable housing, and various Village infrastructure projects.

This week’s episode concentrates on Ruidoso Parks and Recreation event and project updates including a March 6 Youth Disc Golf Camp, 3D Archery Shoots planned for Spring 2021, the completion of the Grindstone Lake Master Plan project, and future improvements for the Alto Lake Recreation Area.

Conversations with Mayor Crawford this week included the NMDOH Red, Yellow, Green Framework, regional COVID testing initiatives, infrastructure projects, OHV riding and trail development, the wild horse population, emergency water assistance for the Fawn Ridge development, and NM Senate Bill 153 in regards to its possible impact on NM horse racing and casinos.

Hear James Hobbs of the Flying J Ranch perform live, learn his backstory, and the challenges and joys of music, performing, and the pandemic. Host: Tradd Tidwell.

Dr. Stephen Rath of Fusion Medical Spa, joins the Outdoor Hour to discuss the benefits of being outdoors and active during the COVID pandemic, his role in local immunization efforts, and his involvement with the National Ski Patrol, three decades of military service, and glider piloting.

Snow removal, NM House Bill 75, CARES Act relief grants and local efforts to offset child food insecurity were among the topics of conversation with Mayor Crawford, Village Manager Tim Dodge, and Deputy Manager Rod Sena.

Ruidoso obstetrician-gynecologist Dr. Keri Rath discusses her efforts – together with her husband, Dr. Stephen Rath, and a local book club – to help get residents vaccinated.

Listen as forestry consultant and Ski West Sports owner Orin Nutting discusses his long history in Ruidoso, the ski area, and local fire control.

Learn the story behind Will Ponder and his journey from Austin, Texas, to Ruidoso business owner of Sacred Grounds Coffee and Tea House, J Bar J Barbecue, and Glencoe Distillery.

Meet USAPA Pickleball Ambassador Patrick Quist and learn the sport’s history.

Get insider adventure tips and information from outdoor enthusiast Mischelley McEuen.

An uptick in outdoor activities presents benefits and challenges for Ruidoso adventure outfitter Lance Roe.

Mischelley Mceuen of Salon Zia joins the Village Volume this week for the first episode of 2021.

Ruidoso Life realtor Leroy Smith shares his deep passion and commitment to community.

Host Jazmin Estrada flies solo to share news and updates about COVID-safe happenings in Ruidoso including the beautiful holiday light display at Wingfield Park, how to donate Toys for Tots, and much more.

Discover the benefits of outdoor wellness from ENMU Resource Faculty and yoga teacher Ashley Prelo.

Ruidoso Village Councilor and Boys and Girls Clubs of Sierra Blanca Executive Director, Tim Coughlin, joins the Village Volume this week.

Avid trout fisherman George Schleymeyer discusses, among other things, the status of the Grindstone Master Plan.

Animal lovers will enjoy this episode with Liz Smith of the Humane Society of Lincoln County.

Follow the evolution of the popular Midtown store 102 Center Street “Cool Stuff” as told by owner Kendra King.