Lorrie and her husband spent their honeymoon in Taos shortly after she received a MFA in painting. They moved here because of the easy paced...
Profiles: Well-being
Meet some of the remarkable Taos women working in health and education today.
Practicing in Taos allows Linda to fill the role she wants as a healthcare provider – educating patients on medicine care, outpatient...
Not only a passionate and accomplished emergency care practitioner, Christa is a serious cyclist. This year alone she has ridden in five...
Interested in using art as a tool to work with teenagers, Joleen created Evolving Creative Opportunities (ECO), an innovative arts...
Aura is one of those people fortunate enough to have found a true passion to build a business around. As a yoga teacher and personal trainer,...
With a physicist for a father and psychotherapist/peace activist for a mother, Dr. Mohling was raised by two people with rich careers that...
For as long as she can remember, soccer has been Katlin Okamoto’s passion. For her the game is alternatively a driving force, a getaway, a...
Lucy directs the youth art education program at Harwood Museum of Art as well as programming for the Arthur Bell Auditorium.
In her outstanding career, Roselyn has worked with special needs and underserved populations, children in foster care, and individuals...
A seventh-generation New Mexican and an aficionado of history, Corina Aurora Santistevan considers herself most fortunate to have been born a...
Tomacita grew up in Taos, the product of two cultures and a family that set no limits on what she could achieve.
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