The Mora Valley once boasted seven wheat mills within seven miles. The three that remain (plus one wool mill) have history on their side.
Author: Molly Boyle
Molly Boyle lives in Santa Fe and studied poetry at the Iowa Writers’ Workshop.
In the Studio with Taos Artist Ed Sandoval
by Molly Boyle photos by Minesh Bacrania

Equal parts showman and artist, Ed Sandoval conjures a timeless New Mexico.

Afton Love explores grand questions by detailing the tiniest of changes.

A rustic Red River resort gets a modern update.

Add some romance to your relationship with these ideas for a great date.

During the pandemic, this entrepreneur led a drive to distribute groceries and meals to thousands of residents throughout the state.
True Heroes: Penny and Sandy Davis
by Molly Boyle photos by Gabriella Marks

The founders of Seed2Need grow, harvest, and distribute 25 tons of organic produce each year to central New Mexico food banks.
Poeta de la Gente
by Molly Boyle photos by Jen Judge

New Mexico’s inaugural poet laureate, Levi Romero blends street sense with a love for acequias, history, and culture.
How Origami Inspires Sculptor Kevin Box
by Molly Boyle photos by Steven St. John

Just a few miles north of Los Cerrillos, sculptor Kevin Box creates origami-inspired outdoor sculptures at the Turquoise Trail Sculpture Garden and Studio.

Bring a bit of New Mexico into your abode—no matter where you live—with hues inspired by her works.
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