Michael Smith

One Thing Marketing celebrates opening

Since 2011, the company helped more than 200 home service businesses generate more than 2 million leads and over $650 million in revenue.

Good fishing conditions reported in New Mexico

Lakes and streams around the state remain the place to be for anglers and others seeking relief from warm temperatures.

City Council eyes housing reimbursements

A housing shortage in Artesia had city councilors looking for solutions as the council approved a program to reimburse some utility expenses for companies building housing developments in the city.

One big beautiful bill: anything but devastating

Democrats are the best in the world at making terrible things sound great and positive things sound… devastating.

New AD hired at Artesia Schools

With no fanfare and little public discussion ahead of the decision, Artesia High School football coach Jeremy Maupin has replaced Brian Taylor as Artesia’s athletic director.

Artesia flag football program to feature NFL

The City Council in April approved changing the city’s recreational 5th and 6th grade tackle football programs to flag football.

Democrats and their DEI albatrosses

A few Democratic officeholders, activists, and pundits are finally coming to their senses that their brand is toxic to a majority of the American people.

Ft Stanton Historical Site threatened by wildfire

State Forestry Division spokesman George Drucker said in a statement that three buildings sustained serious damage in the blaze, which was dubbed the Camp Fire.

Medical education now available at Artesia General Hospital

A two-year provisional status allows AGH time to strengthen several program elements, including measuring long-term educational impact, identifying learning gaps, and expanding partnerships with other healthcare institutions.

One candidate gets real about New Mexico’s doctor exodus

Former Las Cruces Mayor Ken Miyagishima, in declaring his candidacy for governor, did something no other Democrat has been willing to do: he challenged his fellow Democratic candidates to refuse campaign funding from trial lawyers.

Eddy County listed as ‘sanctuary’ for migrants

Eddy County may be in the sights of the federal government as a so-called “sanctuary” county for undocumented migrants, according to a list published Thursday, May 29, by the Department of Homeland Security.

Dedication fuels Special Olympics chairs

Caring for a son with developmental disabilities led to a lifelong calling for Lee and Patrick Kirksey.

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