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New Mexico GOP chair defiant amid calls to step down

Barela is currently an Otero County Commissioner and running for reelection.

Hill wins recount for District 4 seat. Artesia Mayor, other councilors sworn in

Terry Hill survived a recount to maintain his seat on the Artesia City Council, confirming the razor-thin 214-210 vote.

Beth Dowling: Much ado about something

Will Amy Barela do the right thing and admit that she is no longer Republican Party State Chair based on violation of the party’s Uniform State Rules (USR)?

United Way sends $150K to Eddy County nonprofits

A committee of Eddy County residents reviewed 22 applications from nonprofits this year.

Artesians to name new roads at ‘Legends’ subdivision

The housing development will be south of West Hermosa Drive, across from Jaycee Park, and will include 74 lots for home construction in its first phase.

Police blotter

A look at the latest arrests and crimes from the Artesia Police Department. Those arrested are innocent until proven guilty.

Cheer coach Roybal knows best is yet to come

The opening round of the Class 4A state competition put the Artesia Bulldogs cheer team toe-to-toe with New Mexico’s best.

Scenes from the 56th Artesia Invitational

Artesia track team finishes second in the 56th Artesia Invitational on Saturday.

Marching to remember those who lost their lives in the Philippines

More than 4,500 marchers participated in the 37th annual Bataan Memorial Death March at White Sands Missile Range on Saturday March 21, thanks to the hard work of the dedicated volunteers and support staff.

David Grousnick: Be careful online

We’re less than three months away from high school and college graduation season, a very exciting and stressful time for students, teachers and parents.

Four Artesia Bulldogs named to the All-State team

Artesia boys basketball places four players on All-State team

Annie Jung: New Mexico is open for doctors

No single issue has driven more physicians out of New Mexico — or discouraged more from coming — than our medical malpractice environment.