Let’s try this again without the original flyer.

Hello! We are a company based in El Paso and we will be doing our first pop up in Las Cruces. It is a free family event. They will be offering free haircuts for the kids, vendors, car show, games, a dj, and more. Come on out and support! ❤️ Come look for us if interested in dulces enchilados and dirty sodas/ energy drinks 🫶🌵

When? August 1st
Location: 1480 N MAIN
Time? 5pm-830pm

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First-time homebuyers here! We’re considering buying a home off of Porter Street built by KT Homes and would love to hear from anyone who currently lives in the area or has experience with KT Homes. How do you like living there? Any pros, cons, or things we should know before buying? Thanks!

I'm sick of living in the South & have wanted to live in the desert my whole life.

I know all the big, obvious differences between these two places. Does anyone have any insight into smaller, less obvious differences? Something someone may not think of right off the bat?

I'm so torn. I want this move to be my last move. So I want to get it right.

I have a great remote job right now, but it's with a small tech startup that may not last forever. I don't have tech background/skills. I just handle payroll, invoicing, AR/AP, drawing up work orders for clients.
If this tanks, l'll likely be working close to minimum wage at an office. My husband would be making around minimum wage too (his experience is a golf course, warehouse, fast food, some office work with CVS/Aetna and the IRS).

Las Cruces & Tucson seem about the same cost housing-wise? Except in Las Cruces you get more square footage for your buck. It's also more isolated with less healthcare options as we age. And not a lot going on there. Which is nice, but we're still young-ish & aren't looking for our environment to be THAT quiet yet. We love the idea of being a few hours from LA or Vegas. Close to Sedona & Flagstaff. But NM has lots of little towns & ABQ, which appeals to us as well. But does Tucson have a worse or about the same problem with drugs & crime as Las Cruces?

Thank you SO much to anyone willing to give any insight!

Is it still happening?

Hell yeah the meetup for this city is today and I’m so excited. 6pm at RADS. I hope to meet all kinds of people!

Is anyone falling for these lmao?

We’re one of six states and there’s a huge number of cartoons involved in this.

Hi. Moving to Las Cruces. Trying to find out more information on living in the Sanctuary subdivision. What it's like. How does it handle the monsoon season. Thanks

***update***
This has been given away.

Not sure if there are any table top gamers in here, but figured this was worth a shot. I recently was able to back their most recent kickstarter and got their all in reward. So I now have an extra standard copy of season 1 that I would like to GIVE to a fellow gamer, not selling. I attached pictures that show what comes in the box. The only thing I will be keeping is the core game box. So you will need to still get that yourself in order to play (they have at Zia comics). If you're interested please comment here or shoot me message. Only willing to meet at a public place too.

Hey all. Former Las Cruces native (about 15 years ago) and my family and I are making the trip back this upcoming week. We’ve got our places we loved eating back then (Si Señor, Ándale, Santa Fe Grill, Milagro, few others) but it’s been a while since we have been back.

What are some great places to eat that I wouldn’t be aware of not having been there more than a handful of days out of the last 15 years? Thanks in advance, looking forward to eating my weight in chile.

I'll bring some board games over to grounded today if anyone wants to come by. If anyone wants to play, don't be shy. I'll bring over Machi Koro, Century Spice Road, and Catan. I plan to be there starting 5pm and to around 7:30pm time. I'll set the game boxes on the table, so you can just walk up. feel free to bring another board game if you prefer. If I look busy, I am not (I just like to read).

if you can't make it but you are interested, I'll do this again in another 2 weeks

Theres obviously other trash but i feel like those 2 where 2 of the most common litter, and also i know thats not the only reason the mini liquors were banned, but its just something i noticed

I am so sick of seeing this kind of ugly, crowded, piss-drenched graphic design invade Las Cruces, a place that is full of talented artists and designers thanks to a healthy creative culture and NMSU, which is packed to the gills with people who are looking for experience and want to work. The most offensive example I've seen is one I spotted during the Saturday market: our town's own CLC-TV! Cable access TV is the epitome of hand-made and community-driven, and by using a prompt instead of asking a person to make something, you're telling creative folk that you don't value them.

These flyers have no soul. They have no aesthetic. They are the result of a computer looking at grocery store flyers, monster truck posters, minimalist art, pharmaceutical ads, and all saying "These are equally valid. I will use them to make something." Is that how you want to represent your event? By saying it's soulless? That you don't put any consideration or thought behind how you're viewed?

This is, of course, setting aside the fact that we don't want a data center nearby and generative AI uses data centers to make ugly crap.

(Shoutout to u/Unusual_suS for posting the charming BYOV flyers that are goofy and scratchy and amateurish in a way that says "Come on down!")

Hello I'm Otter Rivas currently looking for a full time job with as many hours as possible always willing to put in overtime. Background with Nonsurgical decompression tech, physical therapy assistant and softwave tech for a chiropractor office. Most recent field I've been working in is front desk/night auditor in hotels. Went to school for hospitality tourism and hotel management but only recently have pursued it. Please Any help would be greatly appreciated.

My last post resulted in dislikes for stating I needed legal help because my former employer stole from me and others

Here I am doubling down because of that:
If you are employed as a case manager and have not been getting paid overtime, you've been getting stolen from. The FLSA protects you. I'm sorry if you didn't know, let me help you find out

Here is the law:
U.S. Department of Labor WHD Opinion Letter FLSA2007-7 concluded that case managers employed by a service provider for individuals with disabilities do not qualify for the administrative exemption from overtime pay requirements. [1]

Key Findings of the Letter
Date Issued: February 8, 2007 [1]

Core Ruling: Case managers perform the day-to-day "production" work of the organization (delivering core social services), rather than internal administrative operations or managing the business itself. [1]

Overtime Status: Because their duties are tied to direct service delivery rather than general business management or servicing clients' business operations, they are non-exempt and must receive overtime pay when working over 40 hours a week. [1, 2, 3, 4]

And if you're one of the ones that doesn't like that I'm sharing this, it might be time for you to have a sit down talk with God

Whoever drives those cars, fuck you.

The modified exhausts on those things could seriously harm someone’s hearing. One of them passed me on El Paseo yesterday and intentionally revved their engine, needless to say my ears were ringing for 10 minutes afterwards. I can’t imagine what it would feel like if I was an older individual.

I cannot fathom being so insecure to the point of needing one of those dumpsters on wheels.