Welcome to our "Ruidoso In the News" section of the web site. Because the Ruidoso area is such an idyllic place to visit, writers and production crews from around the world come here to discover new and untold stories. Click on some of the articles here and read what the rest of world thinks about our mountain paradise!

You are also invited to explore our "Current Press Releases". These releases are provided by a variety of different attractions and may be used by members of the media - or visitors who just want to find out what's happening here! For members of the media, high resolution images are available upon request. We're working on downloadable images for this section. In the meantime, please contact us if we can help you.

Check out these stories:
February 2006
	The Biggest Attraction Is Just Outside the Back Door: The drive from Albuquerque to Ruidoso goes for mile after mile through typical high-desert... By Steven Talbot
November 2005
	Ruidoso a Vacation Draw for Texans: The 550-mile drive to Ruidoso may have been a good excuse not to visit the quaint south-central New Mexico mountain town in years past, but that's likely to become moot by next summer. by Autumn Gray
September 2005
	Boom Town: Money Is Invading and Changing Ruidoso: The old RV park that longtime residents fondly recall amid a bunch of ponderosa pines ... by Autumn Gray
September 2005
	Texas Shapes Ruidoso: You could easily pronounce this place REE-UH-DO-SO, with a noticeable Texas twang. by Autumn Gray
August 2005
Outside of Atlanta, GA	New Mexico helps you fall in love: Better get a move on if you want to experience a special part of New Mexico before everybody else discovers it. by Christine Tibbetts
July 2005
	Mountain retreat Views and golf at a new temple of luxury near Ruidoso
July 2005
TNT / DreamWorks Production	Into the West Episode 5: A major portion of this episode was filmed at and around Fort Stanton outside of Ruidoso. Ft Stanton served as the location for the Carlisle Industrial Indian School in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Many local people were extras in this production.
June 15, 2005
	RUIDOSO Oasis in the High Desert Nestled beneath the summit of 12,000-foot Sierra Blanca, highest peak in the Sacramento Mountains ... By Render Davis
February 27, 2005
	Resorts That Offer Spas, Golf and Indian Lore By Ralph Blumenthal
February 6, 2005
	Skiing Where Apaches Once Took Refuge By Maria Finn Dominguez
January 31, 2005
	It’s easy to see why aliens might feel right at home here... The lower half of New Mexico is an otherworldly place—but you certainly don’t have to be abducted to have an unforgettable trip. by Ed Readicker-Henderson
January 2005
	Buying Vacation Rentals In Southwest Hotspots by Julie Bennett

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