If you want to register for building permits and business license, the Community Development is the…read moreplace to come. I came here to renew my business license. Because they are going paperless, this is the first year that they are trying to have everyone register and make future payments online. When you come in, just sign in and you will be assisted. The guy that helped me was nice enough to help me navigate through the online registration, which was quite tedious. He was helpful and I was glad the place was going green.

Love this border patrol station! Awesome that they just ask if you're a US citizen and let you go…read morethrough (if you aren't brown, of course...then they ask questions and check your car). Im Israeli so they didn't bat an eye. Hope the dogs are given enrichment other than sniffing harmful substances. Great place.

First time going through here. Pretty easy experience. They just asked if we were U.S. citizens,…read moreand we drove through. I'm sure they had some high-tech way of scanning the truck.

Okay, I came from a place where you have to pay around $300 for registration each year. The Motor…read moreVehicle Division in Las Cruces gave me new plates and current registration for the next year for only $50. Our jaws dropped in shock. Of course, there's still a long line to get your motor vehicle needs handled but they also have the option to make an appointment online so you don't have to wait. Thank you LC MVD & the New Mexico government for the special surprise! I could get used to this!

I cannot think of one reason to grant any stars to this crew! Rude. Unhelpful! Lazy! Slow!…read more I needed to get a road test and was informed that there was a 51 day wait for this! That is unfathomable! I later learned that you can go to any driving school and request the road test for $40.00.

Mesilla Plaza is the center point of the old and historic town of Mesilla located next to Las…read moreCruces, New Mexico. Mesilla is known for the Spanish style architecture of its buildings. The plaza is located right across from the Basilica of San Albino and is surrounded by numerous boutique shops and restaurants. Mesilla isn't very big, so you can definitely see the whole historic area in a short amount of time. The plaza is somewhat plain, but it is highlighted by a gazebo displaying the US and Mexico flags, as well as benches to sit on to take in the sights. While the plaza isn't worth seeing specifically, it is one of the reasons why Mesilla is worth visiting.

Cute plaza with great shops and nice places to eat. Dog friendly!! Easy to find when visiting Las…read moreCruces.

5/5 stars loved it!! learned so much and the missiles were cool :) they also have planes and fat…read moreman replica

Very interesting and well put together museum. Lots of history. Take your time and you'll be…read morefascinated by all the artifacts.

This is a great place for higher education and learning. They have a good agriculture technology…read moreengineering program. One of the best in the state if not the best in the state. These are our future leaders of America and engineers I feel good about our future.

I love this library. I admit that I am a bit of a bookworm and whenever I visit a new town, one of…read morethe first places I visit is their library. I am not new to Las Cruces, but it's the first time that I have visited the university's Zuhl Library. I want to express how helpful the staff at this library was. I called the library and came in and had more questions and both times I was answered clearly and concisely about what I was asking about. I was impressed with their selection of Japanese language culture, for having relatively small amount of Japanese courses offered here. But I think what sold me on this library was the ambiance of the library, specially the 3rd floor. Lots of space, big sky lights and I loved the southwestern art found on the first floor. I want those giant marble balls near the elevators ... so cool. I will be coming here as much as I can, this summer ; )

Interesting place, we'll kept up with historical information inside and out. Nice information and a…read morestate about the Buffalo Soldiers. Not much about the Apaches or the effect of the Camino Real on Native Americans. Worth the visit.

I visited Fort Selden Historic Site yesterday. While the remnants are quickly deteriorating, the…read moremuseum is very detailed and interesting. I met a guide while I was walking around the remnants and she was very informative and personable. This is a nice place to stretch your legs and learn about a fascinatingly sad page of American history.

This review is for Pine Tree Trail which was a ~4.2 miles round trip that took ~2.5 hours to…read morecomplete. Pine Tree Trail was located 45 minutes away from White Sands National Park. This was on the way back to Las Cruces which was a good stop for a second hike. This hike was done counterclockwise; trail was a narrow path of dirt and rock with plenty of inclines! Stunning views of the surrounding mountains and desert terrain! Short video of the hike for those interested! https://youtu.be/9wHTPd_FhNo

I came here on a whim to explore the mountains close up. This is a fee area of $5 per car, but if…read moreyou have an annual National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Pass it's a participating site. You can either show the person in the visitor center to get a receipt or display it in your car on the dash or hangtag. The person in the visitor center was helpful. The park closes at sunset (with the chance of fees if you don't leave by then) and so there's a whiteboard with the exact time you need to leave. There are a bunch of trail maps and the maps that prohibit dogs are also clearly marked. The worker recommended the La Cueva trail as there wasn't enough time for us to do the trail originally planned and gave us the back story behind it. He seemed very knowledgeable! There are gorgeous views and the trails seemed well maintained with gravel/dirt.