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Catfish are jumping in waters around Carlsbad. Here is a look at where they are biting

At Bataan Lake, catfishing conditions were good using nightcrawlers. Largemouth bass conditions were fair using shallow-driving crankbaits.

Explore Bottomless Lakes State Park of Roswell

Bottomless Lakes State Park, located 15 miles southeast of Roswell, is a series of eight lakes surrounded by rocky red buffs.

Research library in UFO museum documents ‘weird side of life,’ alien phenomena, archives and personal stories 

The museum, known officially as the International UFO Museum and Research Center and Gift Shop, opened to visitors in 1992.

Family-owned Santa Fe restaurant Tia Sophia’s expands to Roswell 

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

GOP holds rally for state and federal office seekers on Friday in Artesia. Here are some pictures from the event

Speakers highlighted their stances on a number of issues ranging from economic development to education.

Artesia Community Mural Part III painting underway. Here are some pictures from Thursday’s work

The latest mural depicts the history of Artesia to modern day.

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

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

NM land offered to oil and gas leases in November

The Bureau of Land Management on Friday, July 17, announced it was accepting comments from the public on the proposed lease sale, including lands within the southeast Permian Basin region of New Mexico.

Artesia youth fisherman earns first state championship

Jonathan Chavez caught four largemouth bass totaling 52¾ inches.

Eddy Jr. Livestock Auctions wraps up Eddy County Fair. Here is a photographic recap of Saturday’s event.

Children all over Eddy County participated in the annual auction.

Scenes from the sheep contest at the 81st Eddy County Fair

Bailey Trujillo wlaks her sheep around the ring on Thursday.

State Rep. Harlan Vincent: The Future of Our Forests

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

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