Shows

September 5, 2026: This month on Tails of Lincoln County, Shannon welcomes Humane Society Board members Debbie Barbie and Sarah Matula to discuss education programs and the upcoming Pet Expo, scheduled for September 19.

September 4, 2026: This week on Chamber Chat, Olivia welcomes Aubry Lott of Lotta Love Farms to talk about the animal rescue in Capitan and its work in the community. Olivia also highlights Labor Day Weekend activities happening around Ruidoso and the surrounding area.

September 3, 2026: This week’s Weekend Preview features Matthew and Mark from Ruidoso Parks & Recreation discussing current mowing projects and new lighting and turf upgrades underway at the Eagle Creek Sports Complex. They also look ahead at events happening throughout the Village during September.

August 31, 2026: This week on Mondays with the Mayor, Village leaders discuss utility rates and water rights, Bonito Lake access, wildfire and fire safety updates, the 603 Mechem housing project, Parks and Recreation improvements, a potential Wingfield Park amphitheater, Family Fun Day, the Outlaws SXS Rally, and recent police activity and public safety concerns.

August 29, 2026: This week on The Artisans Studio on the Air, hosts Susan Travis and Regina Lane welcome James Flores of Scorpion Tattoo for a conversation about the history of tattooing and its evolution as an art form. James explores how tattoo traditions, techniques, and perceptions have changed over time and discusses the artistry behind contemporary tattooing.

August 28, 2026: In this edition of Ruidoso Rewind, we revisit the story of the Pre-Clovis people and their place in the early history of the region.

August 24, 2026: This week on Mondays with the Mayor, Village leaders discuss GRT revenues, water and housing infrastructure projects, wildfire activity and response, local film opportunities, Mountain Makers Day, the Burro Bonanza, bicycle patrols, speed enforcement, vehicle burglary prevention, and The Tea Room at Swallow Hill.

August 22, 2026: This week on Ruidoso’s Finest, guest Pamela Witte of All Seasons Adaptive Sports shares details about the upcoming Chili Fundraiser and talks about the programs and opportunities All Seasons Adaptive Sports provides through adaptive recreation.

August 21, 2026: In this edition of Ruidoso Rewind, we revisit the story of the Clovis people and their place in the early history of the region.

August 21, 2026: This week on Chamber Chat, Veronica Mapp of the Live More Collective talks about the upcoming XTERRA World Championship October 8 -11, 2026, in Ruidoso and opportunities for community members to get involved as volunteers.

August 20, 2026: This week’s Weekend Preview focuses on Ruidoso’s busy race weekend as Matthew is joined by Parks & Recreation’s Mark Coker and Alex Nocella. They discuss the Grindstone Trails Race and the Sierra Blanca Pack Burro Race, along with a look ahead to two major upcoming events—the 2nd Annual Ruidoso RunFest and the XTERRA World Championship—highlighting what participants, spectators, and the community can expect in the weeks ahead.

August 17, 2026: This week on Mondays with the Mayor, Village leaders discuss progress on the flood buyout program, storm impacts and road closures, structure fires, infrastructure and paving projects, the Sierra Blanca Burro Bonanza, fall Parks and Recreation programs, Mountain Makers Day at Wingfield Heritage House Museum, PNM billing updates, the upcoming Warriors football season, and automated speed enforcement statistics.

August 15, 2026: This week on The Artisans Studio on the Air, hosts Susan Travis and Regina Lane welcome artist Michael Fish for a conversation about the creative journey behind his distinctive Brody logo and the murals that have become familiar landmarks across southeastern New Mexico. Fish shares the inspiration behind his public art, discusses the role murals play in celebrating local identity, and highlights his newest project—a Warrior mural at Sierra Vista Primary School in Ruidoso.

August 14, 2026: In this edition of Ruidoso Rewind, we revisit the story of the Mescalero Red Hats, exploring the group’s history, friendships, and community spirit.

August 14, 2026: This week on Chamber Chat, Ty Bonnell and Preston White from All Seasons Adaptive Sports discuss their upcoming Green Chile Fundraiser, the organization’s growing impact in the community, and new adaptive recreation equipment—including an adaptive mountain bike that expands outdoor opportunities for athletes of all abilities. They also highlight upcoming events in August and September.

August 10, 2026: This week on Mondays with the Mayor, Village leaders discuss the national wildfire response, local road and paving projects, flood buyout program updates, preparations for the XTERRA World Championship, recent Parks and Recreation events, Wingfield Heritage House Museum’s Mountain Makers Family Day, and back-to-school safety. Police also share the latest automated speed enforcement statistics.

August 8, 2026: This week on Ruidoso’s Finest, guests Bry Villa and Alex Rue preview this Sunday’s Party in the Park at All-American Park in Ruidoso Downs, sharing details about the community celebration, car show, skateboard competition, family activities, and what visitors can expect throughout the day.

August 7, 2026: Olivia welcomes ENMU–Ruidoso guests Sydnee Mowery, Cheyenne Dowdell, and Cheyenne Marrufo to discuss this weekend’s Back to School Bash, student resources, enrollment opportunities, and what prospective and returning students can expect during the upcoming semester.

August 6, 2026: This week’s Weekend Preview highlights ways to make the most of the weekend in Ruidoso, including the popular Midtown Market, the final weekend of the public pool season, and Sunday’s Pooch Pool Party, where four-legged friends get one last splash before the pool closes for the season.

August 3, 2026: This week on Mondays with the Mayor, Mayor Crawford and Village staff discuss weekend storm conditions, Tuesday’s Council agenda, Resort Drive water line and paving projects, emergency access planning during road construction, Grindstone Lake parking, Village pool events, local film premieres, Wingfield Heritage House programming, Party in the Park, and public safety updates.

August 1, 2026: Laura Bellamy and Sandra Ashcraft joined Tails of Lincoln County to discuss local animal welfare initiatives. The episode highlighted SPOT’s Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) and PAW programs, which help provide affordable spay and neuter services for dogs and cats throughout Lincoln County. Listeners also learned about the 2nd Annual Pet Expo, scheduled for Saturday, September 19, from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the shelter, featuring pet-related vendors, community resources, and activities for animal lovers.

August 1, 2026: On this episode of The Artisans Studio on the Air, hosts Susan Travis and Regina Lane welcome Deb Wight, organizer of the Alto Art Tour, for a preview of one of Lincoln County’s premier annual art events. Deb shares what visitors can expect during the self-guided tour, highlights participating artists and studios, and explores the creativity and craftsmanship that have made the Alto Art Tour a favorite tradition.

July 31, 2026: This edition of Ruidoso Rewind explores the fascinating history of the chili pepper, tracing its origins in the Americas, its spread around the world, and its enduring influence on cultures and cuisines. The episode offers historical context behind one of New Mexico’s most iconic ingredients.

July 31, 2026: Deb Wight joined Chamber Chat to preview the upcoming Alto Art Tour, taking place August 7–9. The conversation highlighted the self-guided studio tour, opportunities to meet local artists, and what visitors can expect during one of the area’s signature annual arts events. The program also included updates on other activities and events happening around Ruidoso for the weekend.

July 27, 2026: This week on Mondays with the Mayor, Mayor Crawford and Village staff discuss weekend monsoon impacts, progress on the flood buyout program, fire apparatus acquisitions, Public Works recovery efforts, XTERRA World Championship preparations, Parks and Recreation projects, Wingfield Heritage House updates, and the start of automated speed enforcement citations following the conclusion of the warning period.

July 25, 2026: This week on Ruidoso’s Finest, Greg Widener talks with Corena Baca of the Big Ben Sanchez Youth Foundation about the organization’s upcoming fundraising events and its mission to support local youth. They also discuss the importance of addressing gun violence, suicide prevention, and building a stronger, more connected community.

July 24, 2026: This episode of Ruidoso Rewind explores the story of the Trinity Test, the world’s first detonation of a nuclear weapon on July 16, 1945, in southern New Mexico.

July 23, 2026: This week on Weekend Preview, Matthew Baird and Mark discuss ways to make the most of the final weeks of summer in Ruidoso, including the Village swimming pool and WIBIT water park, and the popular Midtown Market. They also recognize the Parks and Recreation Department for being named the Village of Ruidoso’s Department of the Quarter.

July 20, 2026: This week on Mondays with the Mayor, Village leaders discuss flood cleanup efforts, continued weather and flooding concerns, the return to Fire Restrictions Level I, updates on the 603 Mechem project and new ladder truck, youth sports changes, preparations for XTERRA and next year’s IRONMAN, museum outreach, the speed camera program, and a recent wildlife response on Moon Mountain.

July 18, 2026: This week on Artisans’ Studio on the Air, host Carla Morrow of Dragon Lady Art Studio explores practical and creative ways artists can promote their work. Whether you’re an emerging artist or an established creative, this episode offers ideas for sharing your art with confidence and growing your presence.