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Los Alamos historian honored at festival

Nancy Bartlit spent her career telling the story of J. Robert Oppenheimer and New Mexico’s unique role in nuclear weapons and World War II, linking the history with Los Alamos and uplifting her community.

Healing on the Sabbath

This religious leader believed keeping the law more important than caring for people.

Eddy County resident readies for kayak fishing championship

With his sights set on a first-place trophy, Matt Ramey is preparing for the New Mexico Bass Nation Kayak Anglers state championships to be held this fall at Santa Rosa Lake.

Eddy County War is almost here

Artesia Daily Press

Who has been busy destroying democracy?

“Destroying democracy” -- the latest theme of the left -- can be defined in many different ways.

A good recipe for getting along with all types of people

Trip Jennings“Thank God no one let me write newspaper columns when I was 22.” I said this flippantly to another journalist last week as...

Feds accredit air races in Roswell

The National Championship Air Races held next month in Roswell cleared federal hurdles.

Bulldog Outfitters reopens

The occasion was marked by a ribbon cutting.

Artesia General Hospital new general surgeon

Artesia General Hospital (AGH) announced the appointment of Dr. Shyamal Pansuriya, D.O., B.Sc., B.A., as its newest General Surgeon. Dr. Pansuriya brings a broad surgical skill set, deep research experience, and a passion for patient-centered care to Artesia and the surrounding region.

Noem surveys Ruidoso damage

Noem’s visit included a walking tour of Robin Road and Two Rivers Park to assess the damage from the July 8 flooding of the Rio Ruidoso.

Baby box planned in Artesia

A space for infants to be safely surrendered by their parents could be coming to Artesia after Artesia General Hospital signed an agreement with a contractor that will be tasked with designing and installing Eddy County’s second “baby box.”

Democrats are on the wrong side of medical malpractice reform

The State Ethics Commission tore the mask off New Mexico Safety Over Profit and revealed – ta da! – trial lawyers.