We’re seeking your valuable input to enhance our Apache language program! We have created a survey designed to gather your suggestions and feedback on how we can improve our teaching methods and resources.
Your voice matters, and together, we can strengthen our community’s connection to the Apache language. Please take a moment to fill out the survey below. Let’s work together to make our language program the best it can be done.
This morning, our tribal president Thora Walsh-Padilla had the opportunity to share exciting updates on KWES 93.5, connecting with our neighbors in Ruidoso and Alamogordo. During the broadcast, she discussed future projects aimed at enhancing our community and fostering collaboration among all of us. As we gather in the heart of these beautiful mountains, we want to take a moment to highlight the importance of partnership in our efforts to protect and enrich our coummunity. Together, we can achieve so much-weather it’s through sustainable forest management, building homes for our people, or promoting tourism and local businesses like our sawmill. Working hand-in-hand, we can create a thriving environment for everyone.
Additionally, mark your calendars for the public scoping session regarding the wildlife corridor on US Highway 70, scheduled for May 21, 2025 at 6:30pm. Your voice matters, and we encourage everyone to participate in the discussion about preserving our natural resources.
We also want to remind you about some exciting events happening in our community! Join us for the Inn Of The Mountain Gods Blessing Feast taking place today and tomorrow at the Hunt Lodge. It’s a wonderful opportunity to come together, celebrate our culture, and enjoy some delicious food. The Blessing Feast is open to the public.
Let’s continue to work together toward our common goals and strengthen our community bonds. Thank you for being a part of this journey.
We are thrilled to announce that the Tularosa Basin Regional Dispatch Authority is set to begin 911 dispatching for the Mescalero Conservation Law Enforcement and Mescalero Apache Fire Rescue. This marks a historic moment for both the dispatch authority and the Mescalero Apache Tribe.
This is a vital step towards building a stronger, safer community. Thank you for your continued support as we embark on this important journey.
Hey Mescalero community. We are excited to announce that we are on the lookout for inspiring young woman to represent our beautiful Mescalero community as Miss Mescalero.
If you have a passion for serving your community, showcasing your talents, and making a positive impact, Miss Mescalero Committee wants to hear from you. This is an incredible opportunity to build confidence, gain leadership skills, and connect with amazing individuals.
Please reach out before the deadline on April 18, 2025, all the information needed is in the flyer below. Feel free to tag someone who might be interested and spread the word! Let’s celebrate the strength and talent of our community together.
We want to ensure everyone is prepared and knows what to do in case of an evacuation. Please take these precautions seriously, and let’s support one another. Here are some key steps to follow.
Stay safe, everyone.
Save the date. The TRCEL Grant Program and Indigenous Language Institute invite all Mescalero Tribal Members to a two day event at the Inn Of The Mountain Gods Convention Center happening May 5th & May 6th. Together we speak: Revitalizing Language Through Community Action.
As we enjoy evenings by our woodstoves and fireplaces, let’s remember to prioritize safety when it comes to disposing of ashes! Please ensure that ashes are completely cooled before emptying them. Always use a metal container with a tight-fitting lid to prevent any accidental fires. Your vigilance helps keep our community safe. Thank you for doing your part.
The New Mexico Real ID deadline is quickly approaching, which is May 7, 2025. Obtaining a New Mexico Real ID is an important step for residents to ensure they meet federal identification requirements while enhancing security and convenience. A New Mexico Real ID is important for several reasons: Federal compliance, Travel Requirements, Enhanced Security, State Identification.
