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Want to disrupt a neo-Nazi? Befriend their next recruit

Opinion
“At a time when hate feels close, we respond not with fear, but with unity. Not with silence, but with resolve.”

One Thing Marketing celebrates opening

News
Since 2011, the company helped more than 200 home service businesses generate more than 2 million leads and over $650 million in revenue.

Good fishing conditions reported in New Mexico

Lifestyle
Lakes and streams around the state remain the place to be for anglers and others seeking relief from warm temperatures.

City Council eyes housing reimbursements

Community
A housing shortage in Artesia had city councilors looking for solutions as the council approved a program to reimburse some utility expenses for companies building housing developments in the city.

One big beautiful bill: anything but devastating

Opinion
Democrats are the best in the world at making terrible things sound great and positive things sound… devastating.

New AD hired at Artesia Schools

News
With no fanfare and little public discussion ahead of the decision, Artesia High School football coach Jeremy Maupin has replaced Brian Taylor as Artesia’s athletic director.

Murder trial begins for suspect in Artesia Public Safety Complex shooting

News
If convicted, Lucero could face life in prison.

Artesia police report low crime, new tools

News
Artesia’s violent crime rate in 2025 was 2.1%, according to the report, an improvement from 3.6% in 2024.

Eddy County listed as ‘sanctuary’ for migrants

News
Hutchinson said that as sheriff his oath to defend the constitution will be upheld “without discrimination.”

Dedication fuels Special Olympics chairs

Sports
Caring for a son with developmental disabilities led to a lifelong calling for Lee and Patrick Kirksey.

Artesia General Hospital mill levy defeated

News
The vote was 638 against, and 605 for, as of June 4.

Artesia flag football program to feature NFL

Community
The City Council in April approved changing the city’s recreational 5th and 6th grade tackle football programs to flag football.
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