Truth Or Consequences, NM

About Truth Or Consequences

• • Singer Bobby Bare, known for "Marie Laveau," was born in Truth or Consequences.
• • The Geronimo Springs Museum preserves and celebrates the local history and culture.
• • Hot springs and mineral waters drew health-seekers and tourists since the 19th century.
• • Ralph Edwards promised to broadcast his radio show from the town that renamed itself.
• • The Elephant Butte Dam's construction in 1916 greatly impacted the area's agriculture.
• • In 1950, Hot Springs, NM, changed its name after a radio show challenge.
• • With about 6,000 residents, its population is smaller than many New Mexico high schools.
• • At 4,242 feet, the air is dry and the views are vast and open.
• • Tourism and recreation related to the hot springs and Elephant Butte Lake drive the economy.
• • A quiet, quirky, and welcoming place with a strong sense of community.
• • The El Paso Chihuahuas, a Padres affiliate, are the closest professional baseball team.
• • Elephant Butte Lake hosts numerous fishing tournaments throughout the year.

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