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Volunteers fighting wildfires get new fire truck from feds

NewsJanuary 1, 2025

Firefighters have a new tool.

What Does True Gratitude Look Like?

NewsJanuary 1, 2025

An inspirational message for 2025.

Grandmother of boy who died from fentanyl overdose appeals conviction

NewsDecember 31, 2024

After 48 years, Danny Scott bids farewell to the Daily Press

NewsDecember 30, 2024

Best wishes Danny.

Auto burglaries discussed by Council

NewsDecember 28, 2024

Recap of the Dec. 10 Artesia City Council meeting.

SIMCO caps off year with generous donation

NewsDecember 24, 2024

United Way receives donations.

Entrepreneurs given opportunity in Artesia

NewsDecember 23, 2024

Oil Patch Market offers chance for local vendors to sale homemade items.

Eddy County’s departing elected officials bid goodbye

NewsDecember 23, 2024

The final commission meeting was Dec. 17.

Clayton appointed chair of banking council

NewsDecember 22, 2024

Western Bank CEO gets new role.

Two dead after train derails in Pecos

NewsDecember 20, 2024

Officials in Pecos, Texas, confirmed last Thursday that two people were killed when a train derailed.

Commissioners approve pay increase

NewsDecember 19, 2024

Commissioners held their final meeting of the year Tuesday.

Awaited eatery opens in Artesia

NewsDecember 18, 2024

Residents have a new sandwich shop in town.

Eddy County allays property rights concerns in weeds rules for possible vote in June

Deb Haaland’s campaign for gov. raises more questions than answers

Artesia turns out in force to celebrate the Class of 2026

Scenes from Artesia High School Graduation Ceremony

Los Alamos makes case for WIPP shipments indicates a large priority

Congratulations, Class of 2026: This is what you take from Artesia

Artesia Bulldogs advance to quarterfinals, playing for each other

Scenes from the Artesia track team at the state meet on Saturday

Artesia boys’ and girls’ teams place in the top three at the state track meet, with seven individual state champions

Artesia’s title run ends, but not without a fight

Quenched celebrates Artesia opening with energy drinks and specialty sodas on West Main Street

Artesia Chamber of Commerce looks ahead to vibrant summer programming for kids and adults. Here are some details.

Landsun Theater work progressing. Here is the latest on the downtown Artesia landmark

Bass are biting in Eddy County this week at Brantley Lake

David Grousnick: Living a language and the way it adapts over time

David Grousnick: Waiting for the wind of God to speak

CULINARY CONFIDENTIAL:Festive Southwest Gazpacho Soup has flavor with Hatch chile and fresh tomatoes

Catfish, trout and largemouth bass biting across New Mexico in New Mexico lakes and streams this week

David Grousnick: What’s our superpower? A question popular in today’s society

CULINARY CONFIDENTIAL:Festive Southwest Gazpacho Soup celebrates regional flavor. Here’s a recipe to make it

Victor Davis Hanson: America: The real crouching tiger, hidden dragon

Patrick Brenner: New Mexico can’t afford permitting paralysis to restore housing market

Jose Garcia: The pudding of the governor’s race in New Mexico

Rep. Rebecca Dow: New Mexico must protect freshwater as surface water is committed to irrigation season

Victor Davish Hanson: The Democratic Party is dead, long live the Jacobins!

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