Geoffrey Plant is an Assistant Editor at the Santa Fe New Mexican. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on animal rescue and rehabilitation, civil rights, and social issues. Geoffrey's work has been featured in the Santa Fe New Mexican, Roswell Daily Record, Inc., Las Vegas Daily Optic, and Taos News.
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Geoffrey Plant's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics, crime, entertainment news, agriculture & farming, as well as water disputes in the Taos area of New Mexico. He is likely to be most interested in pitches related to local political developments or issues affecting the community such as conservation efforts and water disputes.
Given his focus on breaking news and evolving stories along with government announcements and legal policy regulation topics, he may also be receptive to pitches that provide exclusive insights into ongoing investigations or legal matters in the region. Additionally, given his interest in entertainment news and agriculture & farming topics, he might consider pieces that highlight cultural events or agricultural initiatives within the community.
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By: Geoffrey Plant
Updated June 8 at 9:20 a.m.
The results of the recent June 2 primary election contest for Taos County Division 1 magistrate judge are on hold pending a recount, according to Taos County Clerk Valerie Rael
The results of the recent June 2 Democratic primary election contest for Taos County Division 1 magistrate judge are on hold pending a recount, according to Taos County Clerk Valerie Rael Montoya.
At press time Wednesday (June 10), crews had established control lines around a small lightning-caused wildfire burning in steep, rugged terrain on the north side of Taos Canyon. The Piedra
Initial findings of the Questa hydrogen facility water study commissioned by Kit Carson Electric Co-op will be shared at the co-op’s annual membership meeting Saturday (June 13), according to CEO
Taos County Fire and EMS rescued a woman, 28-weeks pregnant, from the Rio Grande Gorge July 4, according to officials, who emphasized the nature of the rescue was partly determined
Taos County Fire and EMS led area first responders in a dramatic rescue at the Rio Grande Gorge on the Fourth of July: A woman, 28 weeks pregnant, was pulled
In an unexpected twist to Taos Pueblo's groundbreaking ceremony Saturday (July 17) for its new Heritage Center and hotel project, one public official signaled it was time to send in
The Village of Taos Ski Valley appears to have violated the New Mexico Open Meeting Act at the end of its July 17 regular meeting, when it emerged from executive
Bright-eyed, poised and assertive, it's no surprise that 5-year-old Danielle Valdez was crowned Miss New Mexico Princess 2026 at the Southwest Regional American Miss Pageant July 18-20 in Scottsdale, Arizona.
