A series of weekend snowstorms dropped varying amounts of snow in northern New Mexico as ski resort operators continue to deal with inconsistent winter temperatures during the final weeks of the ski season.

The Artesia boys cruised to the championship game

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If there was any doubt whether a week off might cool down the Bulldogs, they erased it fast and violently.

Confidence helps Artesia wrestlers place at state

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Artesia wrestling coach Andy Olive is putting the wrestling program on the map.

Pacheco brothers chase another title together

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Adversity has forged an unbreakable bond between brothers Daelon and Destin Pacheco.

The Lady Dogs basketball team stays alive in the tournament

SportsFebruary 25, 2026

Fighting to keep its season alive, the Artesia Lady Dogs basketball team edged No. 8-seeded Lovington Wildcats 40-37 Tuesday night.

Where are they now: Payton Chandler

SportsFebruary 25, 2026

As a former volleyball player and track star for the Artesia Lady ’Dogs, Payton Chandler wore No. 10 as proudly as she now wears the colors of the Marine Corps.

Artesia girls defeat Goddard to close out regular season

SportsFebruary 25, 2026

The Artesia girls basketball team didn’t just want to win; they needed to win. They earned a victory with a 57-41 decision against Goddard on Feb. 17.

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