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Santa Fe silversmith Douglas Magnus has owned the famed Tiffany Mine in the Cerrillos Hills since the 1980s.

The lumberjack stands just south of Central Avenue on Louisiana Boulevard. Admire him, as well as the pho at the May Cafe.

Children in northern New Mexico villages once had an extra reason to awaken early on Christmas morning. They had candy to gather!

After a long absence, a Laguna Pueblo man journeys back for a time-honored Pueblo tradition—and to fulfill a personal promise.

A daughter follows Dad’s footsteps—on mountain paths and the printed page.

For an East Coast wanderer, the hippies of New Mexico’s counterculture past crafted a lasting sense of “home.”

A sky-loving park ranger dares to dive deep into the earth—and learns to love it.

He grew up a self-professed “weird art kid” in Roswell, matured as a master painter in Dixon—and has always felt at home in the Heart of New Mexico.

A child of New Mexico’s once tiny ski industry remembers the bootstraps efforts of the families who helped it grow.