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David Grousnick: How can we live positively?

Community
Isn’t it tragic that some people go through life so negative and sour and bitter? And if you don’t watch out, they will infect you with their thinking.

‘Honor what they started’: Family-owned Santa Fe restaurant Tia Sophia’s expands to Roswell 

Community
The Roswell location of the restaurant, its second, opened April 2 at 401 Richardson Ave.

Culinary Confidential: Cherry Dessert Chimichangas a creamy native dessert worth celebrating. Here’s how to make it

Lifestyle
This delight serves six people.

Fishing heats up across southern New Mexico lakes and streams. Here is a look where you can land the best bite this week

Lifestyle
Near Truth or Consequences at Elephant Butte Lake, fishing was fair to good for largemouth bass and white bass when using a white shad lure.

‘Stripper well’ exemption could be repealed if outgoing Land Commissioner has her way

News
Garcia Richard called for doing away with the 1994 program after the State Land Office completed an audit showing that no wells currently qualify for its provisions.

Southeast New Mexico coaching dynasty L.G. and Cooper Henderson inducted into Hall of Honor

Sports
On Friday, July 24, the New Mexico High School Coaches Association Hall of Honor, inducted Cooper and L.G. Henderson together.

Despite trail closures, plenty of area hiking options remain in Lincoln County. Here are the details

News
Nearby areas offer a chance to get out and enjoy some nature as well.

Darian Jaramillo: Artesia Public Schools begin new year with momentum

Opinion
While much of the conversation around education in New Mexico often focuses on statewide rankings, I believe it’s equally important to celebrate the incredible things happening right here in the City of Champions.

State Rep. Harlan Vincent: The Future of Our Forests

Opinion
We cannot keep spending enormous amounts of taxpayer money responding to disasters while underinvesting in preventing them.

Siah Correa Hemphill: Congress was never meant to be a lifetime job

Opinion
The Founders never envisioned a permanent political class. They expected citizens to serve for a time and then return home, allowing new voices and fresh ideas to emerge.

David Grousnick: Christ’s kingdom calls for sacrifice

Community
There’s a charming story that Thomas Wheeler, CEO of the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company, told on himself.

Auctions, bull riding, live music highlight the 2026 Eddy County Fair in Artesia. Here are the details

News
The 81st Eddy County Fair runs from July 21 to July 26.
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