IN THE PRESS: Bald Eagles Winter in Lincoln County

Each winter, the lakes in Lincoln County become home to about 20 bald eagles, who arrive in November from Canada, Wyoming and Colorado. - Ruidoso News

Natural experiences, PressKerry GladdenFebruary 2, 2017wildlife, bald eagles, lakes, Lincoln National Forest, Ruidoso Wild

IN THE PRESS: Cornerstone triples its space on a new corner

The new Cornerstone Bakery & Café is triple the size of the old one, but at lunch time on its first day at the new address Tuesday, three times as many customers were occupying three times as many tables, savoring meals put in front of them by three times as many servers. — Ruidoso News.

PressKerry GladdenJanuary 19, 2017Food & Drink

IN THE PRESS: Destination Ruidoso

GO FOR IT | Play like an athlete and relax like a hedonist in high-altitude Ruidoso. - NEW MEXICO MAGAZINE

Press, Active experiencesKerry GladdenJanuary 18, 2017Outdoor Activities, Attractions & Activities

IN THE PRESS: What History Has Taught Me: Drew Gomber, History Buff

For 15 years, Drew Gomber led tourists on tours of historic Lincoln and Lincoln County in New Mexico, helping them walk in the footsteps of Billy the Kid, follow the paths of people who fought in the Lincoln County War and explore the sites of legendary gunfights.―TRUE WEST MAGAZINE

PressKerry GladdenJanuary 4, 2017history

IN THE PRESS: Destination Ruidoso

"Perched on the eastern slopes of Sierra Blanca Peak (11,981ft), Ruidoso is a year-round resort town that’s downright bustling in the summer, attracts skiers in winter, has a lively arts scene, and is also home to a renowned racetrack. Neighboring Texans and locals escaping the summer heat of Alamogordo and Roswell are happy campers here (or more precisely, happy cabiners). The lovely Rio Ruidoso, a small creek with good fishing, runs through town." - LONELY PLANET

PressKerry GladdenJanuary 3, 2017

IN THE PRESS: True West’s Best of the West 2017: Heritage Travel.

Best Chuckwagon Show & Supper: Lincoln County Cowboy Symposium, Ruidoso, NM: "Founded by legendary New Mexico cowboy singer Ray Reed in 1990, the Lincoln County Cowboy Symposium has grown from its humble roots in Glencoe, New Mexico, to one of the biggest annual festivals celebrating the cowboy way of life. " - TRUE WEST MAGAZINE

Press, Entertainment experiences, Food & Drink experiencesKerry GladdenDecember 28, 2016Lincoln

IN THE PRESS: Cool Pines and Good People

Nestled amongst the towering peaks of New Mexico's Sacramento Mountains, Ruidoso is a cool oasis of good times with the best people. - AMERICAN COWBOY MAGAZINE

PressKerry GladdenDecember 22, 2016

IN THE PRESS: 17 Tasty Ways to Try Green Chiles in New Mexico

The next time you find yourself in New Mexico — and Ruidoso in particular — sample some of these creative delicacies made with the Southwest’s best and get ready to give your tongue a tingly treat. Be careful, though, once you experience green chiles in all their glory, pretty soon you’ll be craving them. - iExplore.com

PressKerry GladdenSeptember 13, 2016Food & Drink

IN THE PRESS: Ruidoso Is A 'Choose Your Own Adventure' Vacation

"Ruidoso has a little bit of everything, making it the perfect vacation spot for the family. Whether you crave culture or are an avid outdoorsman, you can find it all in this sliver of New Mexico." —TravelMindset.Com

IN THE PRESS: Ruidoso, New Mexico: Where Modern-Day Cowboys Come to Play

It’s no secret the Southwestern United States is full of adventure, but it’s where you’ll find it in New Mexico that may surprise you. Located in the center of the state, Ruidoso is a charming town bordered by rugged Sierra Blanca on nearly all sides. Proud of its heritage and brimming with adventure, Ruidoso is the mountain escape you’ve been looking for.

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PressKerry GladdenAugust 22, 2016

IN THE PRESS: Texans seek out this mountain-top town to escape the heat

Ruidoso’s full-time population of about 8,500 swells to an area-wide 35,000 in summer months. “We have what we call the ‘Texas barometer,’” says Ken Berry, a veteran waiter at rustic Tina’s Café on Sudderth Drive, Ruidoso’s main artery. "When it hits 100 degrees somewhere in Texas, we need to get ready.” —DALLAS NEWS

PressKerry GladdenJune 27, 2016Dallas News

IN THE PRESS: Geocaching takes off in Ruidoso

"Ever want to be an explorer? Perhaps a treasure hunter, but the idea of lugging a metal detector around seems like too much work? Geocaching, a treasure hunting game where you use a GPS to hide and seek containers with other participants in the activity, may be for you." - Ruidoso News

IN THE PRESS: 12 Western Gateways

American Cowboy magazine lays out 12 road trip itineraries with the best places to eat, play, and stay in the West, including Ruidoso.

PressKerry GladdenMay 9, 2016American Cowboy Magazine

IN THE PRESS: White Oaks - The Liveliest Town in the Territory

"Before White Oaks became known as the liveliest town in New Mexico Territory the area was first roamed by the Piros Indians before they were forced out by the fierce Apache. Though the region is arid and dotted with lava rock, the Indians found it abundant with game and made it one of their hunting grounds." - Legends of America

Press, Historic experiences, Attractions & ActivitiesKerry GladdenFebruary 17, 2016White Oaks

IN THE PRESS: Best of the West 2016: Heritage Travel

Best Architecturally Preserved Western Town: Lincoln, NM
No gas stations, convenience stores or modern businesses ruin the Old West vibe of Lincoln, which dodged the progress bullet and remains cocooned in sleepy authenticity. The courthouse where Billy the Kid made his escape still stands in its massive glory and every building along the snaky street is historic.
NMMonuments.org

PressKerry GladdenDecember 29, 2015Lincoln

IN THE PRESS: Ramblin' Round Ruidoso

First-time visitors to the friendly mountain resort of Ruidoso are often stunned by the dramatic beauty of the landscape surrounded by the Lincoln National Forest, with 12,000-foot Sierra Blanca, southern New Mexico's highest peak, dominating the skyline.— NEW MEXICO MAGAZINE

PressKerry GladdenOctober 20, 2015Attractions & Activities

IN THE PRESS: Top 26 Things To Do In Ruidoso, NM

Ruidoso, NM a majestic gem of a mountain getaway. Frequently on the list of stopovers from California to Texas and much shorter road trips. Come here for leisure and pleasure, or as a base camp to Southern New Mexico’s national parks and sights. There’s a reason Neil Patrick Harris calls this mountain mecca home! - BuzzFeed.com