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.

March 21, 2026: This week on Ruidoso’s Finest, hosts Logan “Flea” and Kevin “K-Dog” talk with Marty and Kristi from The Crow at Marty’s Golf House, along with Mary Maxon of the Lincoln County Community Theater, discussing Love Letters (March 22) and the role of local arts and community.

March 20, 2026: This week on Ruidoso Rewind, Stephanie Long of the Wingfield Heritage House Museum speaks with Dennis Bateman, director of the Carrizozo Heritage Museum and Visitor Center, about preserving local history and the stories that shape Lincoln County.

March 19, 2026: This week on Weekend Preview, Ruidoso Parks & Rec Events Supervisor Alex Nocella shares what’s ahead for a spring weekend in Ruidoso—from the 2026 Annual Bunny Run/Walk 5K and Annual Easter Egg Hunt at Wingfield Park on April 4 to lifeguard training classes beginning this weekend, March 21. Plenty of ways to get involved, stay active, and welcome the season.

March 16, 2026: In this episode of Monday with the Mayor, Village Manager Ron Sena and community leaders discuss the weekend windstorm response, flood buyout program updates, public works projects, fire safety reminders, parks programs, regional film history, upcoming events, and speed study results ahead of Ruidoso’s planned speed camera rollout.

March 13, 2026: This week on Chamber Chat, Eric Eggleston and Mike Garretson from the Rotary Club of Ruidoso join us to talk about the club’s upcoming Enchilada and Bingo Night. Learn how this fun, community fundraiser brings people together for great food, lively bingo, and support for Rotary’s local service projects.

March 9, 2026: This week on Mondays with the Mayor, Village leaders share updates on Paradise Canyon Road cleanup, waterline and paving projects, fire department training, PSPS emergency preparedness, the proposed renewable fuels plant, Run Ruidoso and WIBIT repairs, museum events, local journalism, racetrack and horse sales news, and new speed cameras and Police Academy recruitment.

March 7, 2026: On this week’s episode of Ruidoso’s Finest, Logan “Flea” and Kevin “K-Dog” celebrate spring in Ruidoso with stories about spring skiing, their Irish roots and St. Patrick’s Day traditions, backyard wildlife, local events like Lula’s Gardening Day at Wingfield House Heritage Museum, wildfire preparedness, and the success of the Feb 28–March 1 High Rollers Tattoo Expo.

March 7, 2026: On this episode of Tails of Lincoln County, host guests Lori Whitworth to talk about the importance of fostering animals and how community members can help provide temporary homes for pets in need. The conversation also highlights the March 28 Funny Bunny event at the Humane Society of Lincoln County Shelter & Resale Shop, a fun seasonal fundraiser supporting local animal care efforts.

March 6, 2026: Dive into Ruidoso's captivating history and culture and explore the fascinating tale behind Ruidoso in 1936.

March 6, 2026: On this episode of Chamber Chat, guests Romy Carr, John Rogers, Jeff Miller, and Sal Rodriguez from Alto Lakes Golf and Country Club join the program to discuss their upcoming Job Fair scheduled for later this month. They share information about employment opportunities at the club and invite community members to attend and learn more about available positions.

March 6, 2026: This week on Weekend Preview, Ruidoso Parks & Recreation Director Matthew Baird introduces two new members of the department team—Assistant Director Mark Coker and Recreation Supervisor Alex Nocella. The show also features Alex Eakins and Uli Siebertz, who share details about upcoming lifeguard certification classes and how interested participants can get involved.