Hatch

And that one is located at 3365 McNutt Road in Sunland Park, New Mexico.

There's also Hatch Valley Public Schools Student Services Center.

We also just call it HVPSSC.

And that one is located at 350 Main Street in Hatch, New Mexico.

We have Las Cruces City Hall.

That is at 700 North Main Street, Las Cruces, New Mexico.

And wherever you go, you see this happening all over the place, in parking lots, in farmers markets.

They're roasting the green chili from Hatch, New Mexico, this special region with a special latitude south of Albuquerque, where the world's best and probably only Hatch green chili is roasted and grown.

That is the good stuff there.

That is the delicious stuff, and eventually you dry that out.

That's how I got started, working in restaurants like that, making that chili, making that posole, making that guac, and I love eating it.

Some of my, my favorite stuff, but that's my favorite supply chain.

The Hatch green chili supply chain that goes into the roaster in the parking lots all over New Mexico and the Southwest, and eventually winds up on our plates in the form of enchiladas.

Shout out to the chili roasters out there.

The Elephant Butte Irrigation District reported at least $9 million in damage, while the Camino Real Regional Utility Authority reported more than $1 million in damage to roads, water lines, and other infrastructure.

Several Hatch Valley communities were evacuated after a dam overtopped, but there were no reported deaths or serious injuries.

The local disaster declaration seeks state assistance to help fund recovery and speed up rebuilding.

The New Mexico Democratic Party is asking the State Ethics Commission to investigate whether Senate Republicans violated state law by using artificial intelligence-generated images in social media posts.

I, I'll add that.

Hatch, New Mexico chile, you can't beat it.

Uh, but so many of those chile farms, uh, were, were completely flooded and, and the crops were ruined, as we are in the last days of the harvesting, uh, process.

Um, damage to major structures, uh, breaches of, of some of those earthen dams that we never thought would breach.

Sure.

And in March of 1949, the two men confronted each other in Hatch, New Mexico, and during this argument-

Beat each other with a green chile

... well, close.

Steady in, steady out.

What does this mean for a chili farmer in Hatch or a pecan grower in Dona Ana? If they get the water.

If they don't get the

water.

Chili.

Basically outside of Hatch, New Mexico.

And that's all they grow here.

Oh, there's the sign.

And he bought that, as you can see in the front, 1862.

And from there, he traveled to Clinton, Texas.

In Clinton, Texas, he settled in Salem, New Mexico, which is in the Hatch Valley.

And we've probably been there...