Lily Mendenall

(575)213-5353

lily@futurerealestate.com

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In this episode of The Lincoln County Living podcast, host Nicholas Hall sits down with a very special guest—his wife and business partner, Lily Hall. Born and raised in Capitan, Lily shares her firsthand experience of growing up in Lincoln County, the deep-rooted sense of community, and how life in a small town has shaped her values and career.

From childhood memories of 4-H, camping, and exploring Fort Stanton Falls to the ever-evolving charm of Ruidoso’s Midtown, Lily reflects on how the county has grown while still holding onto its unique character. The two also discuss local events like Smokey Bear Days, the Renaissance Faire, and the impact of Lincoln County’s tight-knit community—especially during times of need.

As a top-producing realtor in Lincoln County, Lily shares insights on what makes this area such a special place to call home, whether you’re visiting or considering a move. Plus, hear about her journey into real estate, the lessons learned, and why she’s passionate about helping others find their perfect place in the county.

Whether you’re a longtime local or just curious about life in Lincoln County, this episode is packed with insights, stories, and plenty of laughs.

📌 Topics Covered in This Episode:

• What it was like growing up in Capitan & Lincoln County
• The unique charm and transformation of Ruidoso & surrounding areas
• The importance of community & how locals support each other
• Favorite things to do in Lincoln County—from outdoor adventures to hidden gems
• The impact of real estate and why Lincoln County remains a great place to live

Tune in for a heartfelt conversation that highlights the beauty, history, and culture of this incredible community.

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In this episode of Lincoln County Living, host Nicholas ‘The Squatch’ Hall sits down with Abel Guzman, the newly appointed Executive Director of the Lincoln County Humane Society, and returning guest Kidie Thornton.

🐾 What’s Inside This Episode?
✔️ Abel’s journey from shelter manager to executive director & what his role means for the community.
✔️ The importance of spaying & neutering and how World Spay Day (Feb 25th) is making a difference.
✔️ The staggering numbers of stray & surrendered animals in Lincoln County—and what we can do to help.
✔️ How pet overpopulation affects our local wildlife & community and why responsible pet ownership matters.
✔️ Free and low-cost spay & neuter programs available for Lincoln County residents.
✔️ How the community can get involved through volunteering, fostering, and adoption.

🐶 Special Initiatives & Events

• Pawlentine’s Day (Feb 14th): Discounted adoptions—find your forever Valentine! ❤️🐕
• Pastel Paws (April 12th): Meet adoptable pets & take photos with the Easter Bunny! 🐰📸
• Hawaii Furball Fundraiser (July): The Humane Society’s biggest fundraising event of the year! 🌺🐾

If you love animals, care about our community, or just want to learn how to help, this episode is for you!

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📌 Resources & Ways to Help:
➡️ Lincoln County Humane Society – https://hslcnm.org/

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Join us on Lincoln County Living as we sit down with Jeffrey West, whose remarkable transition from the youngest broker in the area to the successful broker owner of Future Real Estate is inspiring for anyone interested in the dynamics of personal growth and business acumen. In this episode, I delve into Jeffrey's unique journey, exploring his early interests in poultry science and how they unexpectedly paved the way to a thriving career in real estate. We discuss the challenges he faced, the lessons learned, and his vision for the future of real estate in Lincoln County. Tune in to discover how Jeffrey's perseverance and innovative strategies have shaped his career and continue to influence the local real estate landscape.