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Artesia City Council approves second pot shop, despite concerns from city officials and the public

The Artesia City Council voted 5-2 to approve a business license for High Society LLC to construct and operate the marijuana dispensary at 705 N. First St.

New Mexico Supreme Court Justice: Judiciary launches HelpLine for those seeking help with legal system

The HelpLine expands access to justice by connecting callers directly with trained court experts sole focus is providing direction to those who represent themselves in court and individuals with questions about a legal matter.

Fodge wins three grand reserve titles at Eddy County Fair

Samuel Fodge does well at the Eddy County Fair.

New Mexico Supreme Court tosses video in Artesia newborn murder case

Alexee Trevizo, 22, was arrested May 10, 2023, and charged with first-degree murder.

Trip Jennings: Objectivity is a myth we tell ourselves

Trip Jennings On Saturday, a common question about journalism came up at a friend’s birthday party as the last fingers of daylight tapered into night.“Are...

Stephanie Garcia Richard wins New Mexico Democratic Lt. Governor nomination

The New Mexico Democratic Party has selected Stephanie Garcia Richard as its nominee for lieutenant governor.

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.

Aidan Ciro becomes a swimming champion

Aidan Ciro becomes a champion.

David Grousnick: How can we live positively?

Isn’t it tragic that some people go through life so negative and sour and bitter? And if you don’t watch out, they will infect you with their thinking.

‘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.

‘Stripper well’ exemption could be repealed if outgoing Land Commissioner has her way

Garcia Richard called for doing away with the 1994 program after the State Land Office completed an audit showing that no wells currently qualify for its provisions.