Art in the Park Brings Arts, Music and Family Fun to Artesia

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Artesia’s annual Art in the Park brought scores of visitors to Central Park Friday and Saturday for a celebration of local arts and culture. Sponsored by the Artesia Arts Council, the event featured food trucks, live music, arts and crafts vendors, face painting, the Artesia High School band and a Runyan Ranches petting zoo.

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France’s Paties wins women’s XTERRA World Championship

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France’s Alizee Paties captured her first XTERRA World Championship, validating her No. 2 world ranking and claiming her fifth triathlon gold of the year.

Artesia boys’ soccer team defeats Goddard in district play

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Artesia boys' soccer team defeats Goddard 2-1.

Artesia girls’ soccer team remains undefeated in district

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Lady Dogs defeat Portales 7-0.

Art in the Park Brings Arts, Music and Family Fun to Artesia

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Artesia’s annual Art in the Park brought scores of visitors to Central Park Friday and Saturday for a celebration of local arts and culture. Sponsored by the Artesia Arts Council, the event featured food trucks, live music, arts and crafts vendors, face painting, the Artesia High School band and a Runyan Ranches petting zoo.
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Cal Thomas: Britain’s Bail Decision Raises Terrorism Concerns Near U.S. Air Base

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The release on bail of five terrorism suspects arrested near a British air base draws sharp criticism, amid concerns about security lapses, inadequate investigations and Britain’s handling of terror-linked individuals. The column cites past attacks in London and Manchester, questions whether authorities are taking threats seriously, and warns that releasing suspects could leave the government responsible for future violence.

Dr. Meredith Machen: Vote Yes on Amendment 4 to Professionalize New Mexico’s Legislature

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Constitutional Amendment 4 would allow New Mexico legislators to receive compensation tied to the state’s median household income beginning in 2029. Supporters argue salaries would broaden participation, reduce reliance on fundraising, and enable lawmakers to work year-round on increasingly complex challenges, including healthcare, affordability, infrastructure, federal funding cuts, and environmental concerns.

Sherry Robinson: Deb Haaland and Gregg Hull Must Tell New Mexico Who They Really Are

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Opinion columnist Sherry Robinson examines what Deb Haaland and Gregg Hull reveal—and conceal—in New Mexico’s governor’s race. Haaland has avoided debates and proposes budget work, CYFD oversight changes, and a data-center moratorium. Hull emphasizes education and CYFD reform, local control, and economic-development deals, but remains unclear about his relationship with Donald Trump.

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Warren Louis (W.L.) Gray passed away quietly at his home in Kyle, TX on June 28, 2026 at the age of 91.

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Dub married his high school sweetheart, Dewana Lou Berry, one week after her graduation in 1955.

Vega M. Nilsson

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Vega M. Nilsson, a long-time resident of Artesia, New Mexico passed away at home on December 29, 2025, at the age of 87. Vega was born in Brooklyn, New York to Fredrik and Hilda Nilsson,...

Garrett Romine

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It is with deep sorrow and heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Garrett Walter Romine, who was taken from us far too soon.  Although his time with us was brief, his impact on everyone who...

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Cal Thomas: Britain’s Bail Decision Raises Terrorism Concerns Near U.S. Air Base

Opinion
The release on bail of five terrorism suspects arrested near a British air base draws sharp criticism, amid concerns about security lapses, inadequate investigations and Britain’s handling of terror-linked individuals. The column cites past attacks in London and Manchester, questions whether authorities are taking threats seriously, and warns that releasing suspects could leave the government responsible for future violence.

Scenes from the Marquise Weast & Coach Mo Twilight Run on Friday night

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Bulldogs cross country teams do well in the Marquise Weast & Coach Mo Twilight Run.

Artesia boys’ soccer team defeats Goddard in district play

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Artesia boys' soccer team defeats Goddard 2-1.

Artesia girls’ soccer team remains undefeated in district

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Lady Dogs defeat Portales 7-0.

Art in the Park Brings Arts, Music and Family Fun to Artesia

News
Artesia’s annual Art in the Park brought scores of visitors to Central Park Friday and Saturday for a celebration of local arts and culture. Sponsored by the Artesia Arts Council, the event featured food trucks, live music, arts and crafts vendors, face painting, the Artesia High School band and a Runyan Ranches petting zoo.

Sullivan Middaugh wins his first XTERRA world championship

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Sullivan Middaugh won the XTERRA World Championship Saturday to earn his first full-triathlon world title and a $20,000 prize.

France’s Paties wins women’s XTERRA World Championship

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France’s Alizee Paties captured her first XTERRA World Championship, validating her No. 2 world ranking and claiming her fifth triathlon gold of the year.

Ruidoso businesses gain customers, confidence from XTERRA

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K-Bob’s Steakhouse doesn’t get $50,000 catering orders every weekend. But with hundreds of XTERRA athletes in town looking for a hearty meal, general manager Brian...

R2Doso Con Returns to Ruidoso With Celebrities, Cosplay and Iconic Cars

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R2Doso Con returns to the Ruidoso Convention Center Oct. 17-18 for its second year, bringing comics, sci-fi, anime, gaming, cosplay and celebrity guests to the mountain community. Fans can see the Batmobile, Mystery Machine and Back to the Future DeLorean, meet Star Wars talent, enter contests and tournaments, and support an event designed to boost local tourism.

JJ Chavez: WIPP’s Essential Role in Advancing the Nation’s Cleanup Mission

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At the National Cleanup Workshop in Washington, D.C., Carlsbad Mayor Pro Tem JJ Chavez moderated a panel on WIPP’s role in supporting safe, permanent disposal and environmental cleanup. The discussion highlighted how dependable disposal solutions, rigorous safety standards, and collaboration among federal, local, and community partners are essential to protecting public health and advancing the nation’s cleanup mission.

Dr. Meredith Machen: Vote Yes on Amendment 4 to Professionalize New Mexico’s Legislature

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Constitutional Amendment 4 would allow New Mexico legislators to receive compensation tied to the state’s median household income beginning in 2029. Supporters argue salaries would broaden participation, reduce reliance on fundraising, and enable lawmakers to work year-round on increasingly complex challenges, including healthcare, affordability, infrastructure, federal funding cuts, and environmental concerns.

Artesia girls’ volleyball team defeats Hobbs

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Lady 'Dogs volleyball team defeats Hobbs.
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