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Blue skies, cool streams, big trout await anglers in northern New Mexico this week

Along the San Juan River, fishing for rainbow trout in the quality waters was good when using size-22 red annelid flies, hand-tied flies, pinched crawlers, and worms.

Bureau of Land Management Director Steve Pearce ‘enjoying the work’ after confirmed by Congress

The longtime New Mexico congressman and former state Republican Party Chairman toured 11 orphaned mines in northern New Mexico last week.

Native Air upgrades to serve high-risk pregnancies in New Mexico air ambulance

Native Air and LifeGuard have been serving the Energy Basin for over 20 years.

Prehistoric fun unearthed during Dino dig at Artesia Museum

Jessica Hope, museum director, said the library prepared the pools as dig sites with prizes were offered to those who unearthed dinosaurs and other underground gems.

Auctions, bull riding, and live music: Here’s what to expect at the Eddy County Fair

Hundreds of local children will convene this week at the Eddy County Fairgrounds, hoping to take home prizes for their hardwork. The 81st Eddy...

A ‘sportsman’s paradise.’ Here’s a look at Ruidoso businesses embrace the IRONMAN triathlon

Competitors flocked to the mountain town’s local businesses between the races.

Artesia Clean and Beautiful announces Yard of the Week 

The lush grounds are all their design from the circle drive to the front porch sitting area and back yard covered patios with a cabana and pool.

Safety training hosted by Permian Resources for toxic gas operations

Firefighters, EMS personnel, and the sheriff’s office were given in-depth tours of a Permian Resources production facility to provide insight into safety measures and help acquaint first responders with the components of the location.

Anton Wodarz: A year in Artesia that changed by life

Beyond all these amazing experiences, I grew tremendously as a person. Living far away from my family taught me independence, responsibility, and confidence.

Sherry Robinson: Tax proposal may be more campaign fodder

The governor recently suggested a $250 rebate, and the Republicans countered with a proposal to eliminate personal income taxes.

Todd Fuqua: A view from the front line during Ruidoso floods

I knew a storm could bring flooding and I was prepared to help with news coverage. Nothing could have prepared me for what I was about to see.

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