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Here’s who qualified for statewide races in New Mexico

Two Democrats and four Republicans qualified for the ballot in New Mexico’s June 2 gubernatorial primary.

Artesia Police blotter

Information taken from Artesia Police Department arrest records and crime files. Suspects are innocent until proven guilty.

Joseph Wright seeks District 2 City Council seat

Editor’s note: The Artesia Daily Press has submitted questionnaires to candidates running for Artesia City Council and mayor in the March 3 municipal elections. The newspaper is publishing each of the responses in the order they are received.

Terry Todd aims to continue public service as mayor

Editor’s note: The Artesia Daily Press has submitted questionnaires to candidates running for Artesia City Council and mayor in the March 3 municipal elections. The newspaper is publishing each of the responses in the order they are received.

Valentines for life

Devyn, 36, and Callie, 35, met in 2005 at a Gus Macker 3-on-3 basketball tournament where he was playing with best friends Derek Montoya and Bryan Madrid and she was playing on a team that included her twin sister Cassie.

Contractor chosen for new county jail

An Albuquerque-based construction company was chosen by Eddy County to build a new detention center that will replace the current jail in downtown Carlsbad.

El Paso flights resume after ‘cartel incursion’

El Paso International Airport is the main air travel facility in far west Texas and southwest New Mexico.

Holloman Hero Wallace leads in logistics and on the court

As a warehouse section lead in the logistics side of the Holloman Medical Group, Wallace works with a dedicated team of Airmen who receive, sort and distribute a wide range of medical supplies to departments on base and in the local region.

Wagner seeks District 4 slot on Artesia City Council

Editor’s note: The Artesia Daily Press has submitted questionnaires to each candidate for Artesia City Council and mayor running in this year’s municipal elections on March 3. The paper is publishing each of the responses in the order they are received.

Governor signs bills on vehicle registration hikes, medical compacts, and immigrant detention

New Mexico motorists and truckers will pay higher fees and taxes on their vehicles under a law signed Thursday by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham.

Nathan Ryno believes in service for community

Editor’s note: The Artesia Daily Press has submitted questionnaires to each candidate for Artesia City Council and mayor running in this year’s municipal elections on March 3. The paper is publishing each of the responses in the order they are received.

Feds to lease 30K acres in New Mexico for oil and gas

Oil and gas companies could lease another 30,000 acres of public land in New Mexico this spring.

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