The Smoke That Sang to the Valley

 

On a crisp winter morning, the San Luis Valley awoke under a blanket of frost. The sunlight crept over the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, setting the snowy peaks aglow in hues of pink and gold. The air was still, save…

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A Mountain Tale

Nestled  in the craggy peaks of a remote mountain range, the town of Taos had once been a place of quiet charm. Its cobblestone streets wound through rows of weathered stone cottages, and its townsfolk prided themselves on preserving their…

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October

Downtown

Taos merchants urge town officials to pause parking meters

 

The third estate appears ready to revolt in Taos, where the unpopular new paid parking scheme launched by the town has merchants up in arms.

"This is a tough one, because everything was promised to us and everything that we…

A Saunter

On Into the Fall

Taos, New Mexico, faces a complex interplay of economic challenges and a significant lack of affordable housing. The town is known for its stunning landscapes and vibrant art scene, attracting tourists and new residents alike. However, this influx can exacerbate…

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Kit Carson

Parking Robots are Popping Up

 

More Construction

Picking Herbs

Smart Parking Meters Installed in Taos

Locals and visitors alike will soon pay for parking in all municipal parking spots and lots in downtown Taos, bringing an end to an era in which those in the know parked in front of one of the town's many…

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Downtown

 

Construction began in downtown Taos today.

Graffiti

 

 

 

 

First Snow

 

 

Crisp Morning

Empty Buildings in The Afternoon

 

 

Plaza and Stage

 

Around The Park

 

Kit Carson Park from Bent St.