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Mack Dyer served for 21 years in the U.S. Army. He fought in Operation Desert Storm in 1991 and Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003.

 There are four questions that need to be answered when it comes to missions and evangelism.

We are in an interesting period of time right now between the end of an awesome winter Olympics, the beginning of the season of Lent and our journey to Easter joy.

Sometimes, we tend to get focused on just one way to see the world we live in and the things in life that we have learned.

A look at community events around Artesia.

After a nearly a full day of academic competition, Team 1 from New Mexico Military Institute (NMMI) in Roswell was named champion of the third annual Southeastern New Mexico Regional Science Bowl. This was NMMI’s third championship win in the past three years.

With graduation season around the corner, Salado Isolation Mining Contractors LLC (SIMCO) is accepting applications for college scholarships through its SIMCO Education Scholarship Program.

 Jesus says to his followers, “You are the salt and light of the world. . . .” Can you imagine that?

Jessica Mendoza combined her maiden name and a nickname with her love of baking and she, too, found herself with a profitable sideline.

The New Mexico Museum of Space History’s next Launch Pad Lecture will feature Las Cruces native and Virgin Galactic propulsion engineer Tori Crichton.

A Las Cruces native, Crichton’s passion for space began at shuttle camp as a child at the New Mexico Museum of Space History. She earned dual bachelor’s degrees in mechanical engineering and aerospace engineering from New Mexico State University.

 Ephesians chapter 4 is a passage of Scripture that helps us understand why preachers preach.