The Trash & Treasures Market makes its triumphant return to the KTAOS Solar Center. Join us from 9AM-3PM on Saturdays throughout the summer. Shop the wide variety of goods produced by both local and national artisans. There will be vintage & antique items, plants, paintings, recycled material artworks, and much more! This market is a community favorite event that celebrates the unique culture of the town we are proud to call home! ----------------------------------For vendor and general information, please contact Ariel at 602-743-0049.

Kit Carson Electric is celebrating 100% daytime renewable energy with a variety of fun community events this Spring and Summer. While gasoline, propane, natural gas, diesel, and other utilities continue to rise, KCEC electric bills will soon be decreasing. Learn more about the grand opening of the Taos Mesa Solar Array and Battery Storage Facility this June and find out how KCEC is actively working towards lowering the price of your electric bill!

Washington, DC – March 22, at 11:15 a.m. MT, Congresswoman Teresa Leger Fernández held a press conference at the Española City Hall to discuss the broadband funding she secured for the City of Española. Local officials and stakeholders joined Leger Fernández.

Calling on all high school students in Taos County. Submit your two-dimensional design (any medium) by March 31, 2022. The theme is “New Mexico True”. Winners will be selected to have their design professionally reproduced and installed on a traffic signal box in the Town of Taos. All submissions will be approved by the NM Department of Transportation. Email submissions to taosmainstreet@gmail.com, or fill out the online form here or call 505-305-3905 to drop art by the Taos MainStreet office. Good luck!

“Did you know working smoke alarms can cut the risk of dying in a home fire by half? That’s why it’s critical to “Turn and Test” and take these lifesaving steps to stay safe from home fires — the nation’s most frequent disaster.” (NM Red Cross). Four tips from the Red Cross, 1. Install smoke alarms on every level of your home, Replace smoke alarms that are 10 years or older. 2. Practice your two-minute escape plan. 3. Teach children what a smoke alarm sounds like. 4. Talk about fire safety and what to do in an emergency.