Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Wednesday, July 9th, 2025. Let’s get your day started with a rundown of the stories, events, and updates that matter most right here in the City Different.First up, weather and safety are on everyone’s mind across New Mexico as heavy monsoon rains have hit southern parts of the state, triggering severe flash flooding in mountain communities. While Santa Fe itself is safe this morning, officials remind residents to stay alert as flash flood warnings remain in effect for many nearby areas. Emergency crews in the Ruidoso area have already performed dozens of water rescues and at least three people are unaccounted for after dramatic flooding swept away homes. If you have travel plans toward southern New Mexico today, use caution and check for road closures and weather alerts before you go.Closer to home, if you’ve noticed hazy skies, that’s smoke from the ongoing Laguna Wildfire northwest of us. Fire crews are making steady progress, but the fire has scorched over seven thousand acres and is only a little more than halfway contained. While Santa Fe is not currently threatened, residents may experience periods of smoky air, so those with respiratory issues should take it easy and keep windows closed today.Now, for some brighter news for families—mark your calendars for the Summer Fest at Santa Fe Family Health Center, coming up August 8th. This free event promises activities, health screenings, and tasty treats for all ages, so it’s worth saving the date for some healthy summer fun.Art lovers have something to look forward to today as well. Aurelia Gallery downtown opens a new exhibit, We Are the People, which features provocative new works from L. Scooter Morris. Stop by and explore some cutting-edge creativity in the heart of Santa Fe’s gallery district.If you’re ready to get outdoors, the Santa Fe Botanical Garden is welcoming visitors for their daily guided tours. It’s a perfect spot to find some summer calm among the blooms or let your little ones explore at Garden Camp, which is running for kids ages six to eight today.Farmers market fans can enjoy the Railyard Artisan Market this morning, open from ten to three. Over sixty local makers are on hand with art, crafts, and more, making it a great place to support local talent and find a unique gift or two.For the younger crowd, the Santa Fe Children’s Museum is hosting Wee Wednesday at 10:30, packed with hands-on activities for your little explorers. And for those with a curiosity about local history, the School for Advanced Research is offering a walking history tour of their campus at ten.Finally, in city government news, Santa Fe Mayor Alan Webber recently announced he won’t seek a third term, opening up the race for a new wave of civic leadership next year.That’s a wrap for your Wednesday in Santa Fe—remember to stay weather-aware, catch some art, and savor all the local flavor our city has to offer. This has been Santa Fe Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.For more http://www.quietplease.aiGet the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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