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Hearing planned Monday in EV lawsuit

The Artesia Recreation Center project is not being delayed amid the proceedings.

Parker seeks another term on ASHD

He is unopposed for a second term on the Artesia Special Hospital District (ASHD) Board of Directors District 4.

New Mexico special tackles session Trump-backed funding cuts

The special session, the first of 2025, was called by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham to address a sweeping list of topics.

Williams wants to continue public service on ASHD

Perry Williams is an Artesia native and resident who is a retired Army veteran and emergency medical technician.

Karen Waldrip looks to retain ASHD seat

She is a pharmacist at Lowell’s Pharmacy and is seeking re-election in District 5 for the Artesia Special Hospital District Board of Directors.

Human remains found by police

A train conductor with BNSF alerted police to the remains at about 2:50 p.m. Monday, Sept. 29.

City looking into ‘micromobility’

The city of Artesia is grappling with evolving modes of transportation used by residents and the resulting safety issues.

Trinity Site 80th anniversary commemoration: The bunkers

South 10k was the control center for all test activities and where the device was triggered. Due to deterioration, the Army dismantled South 10k in 1965, leaving only a concrete slab to mark this historic location.

David Romine says current ASHD lacks transparency

David Romine, 78, is a retired rancher, construction worker and business consultant. He was raised in Athens, Ohio and has lived in New Mexico since 1979.

New Mexico says measles outbreak over

New Mexico’s measles outbreak is over, said state health officials after more than a month without a reported case.

Rep.Vasquez launches 2026 reelection bid

His top priorities include lowering the cost of living, protecting access to affordable health care, border security and immigration reform, keeping communities safe and safeguarding New Mexico’s public lands, according to a press release.

National Guard to be deployed to Española

Española will be the second New Mexico city to receive National Guard troops.

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