Sure, theres a faster way to travel between two of New Mexicos most prominent cities. You can use Interstate 25 and get there in an hour. Or you can take the road less traveled the so-called Turquoise ...

Sure, theres a faster way to travel between two of New Mexicos most prominent cities. You can use I-25, the Interstate, and get there in an hour. Yawn! Or you can take the road less traveled the one ...

The drive from Albuquerque to Santa Fe runs about an hour if you take the interstate, the route most tourists take and the way many of them see New Mexico. But for those who want to try the course ...

May 6—The often-sleepy town of Cerrillos was jolted into a state of excitement Saturday as hundreds of people from across the United States came to watch or compete in the second annual Turquoise ...

Yet this is not the case within Turquoise Hill, the ancient Cerrillos mines near Santa Fe, New Mexico, where over millions of years water trickled downward through the jagged plates or perhaps upward ...

Editor’s note: Opinions expressed by columnists are solely the opinion of that person and not the Daily Journal. I confess that I love to take rides in the car, especially on scenic byways. Last month ...