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Artesia bids farewell to seven seniors at the girls’ basketball banquet

Artesia girls basketball team enjoy their banquet.

Feds to spend $230M to buy out Ruidoso properties threatened by floods

The plan will see the federal agency pay local landowners for their properties if they are proven to be in danger of future flood damage.

Lady Dogs place trio on All-District team

Artesia girls basketball team place trio on All-District team.

Steve Fischmann: What does Blackstone’s purchase of PNM mean?

What happens when the owner of a public utility also becomes its dominant customer?

Artesia says goodbye to outgoing mayor and city councilors

A new mayor and city council will be sworn in April 1.

The stars of Eddy County come out for a good cause

Sandra Borges, executive director of Artesia-based nonprofit the PY Foundation won the "Mirror Ball" trophy.

CULINARY CONFIDENTIAL: Zucchini Lasagna baked in a loaf offers comfort

When I entertain at home, I’m always looking for dishes that feel indulgent yet leave guests satisfied—not weighed down. This Zucchini Lasagna baked in a loaf pan delivers all the comfort of traditional lasagna while replacing pasta with delicate ribbons of zucchini. Layered with sautéed mushrooms, sweet caramelized onions, creamy ricotta, and bubbling mozzarella, it slices beautifully and presents elegantly on the plate.

Sights from Artesia baseball

Artesia boys baseball defeat Alamogoro 10-0.

Sights from Artesia softball vs Alamogordo

The Artesia Lady Dogs softball team takes on Alamogordo Tigers.

From Artesia to Hollywood: Chandler still believes

If you watched Kevin Blake Chandler play basketball at Artesia High School, you knew the moment never intimidated him.

SENMC health clinic opens in April in Carlsbad

The Health Clinic at Southeast New Mexico College is piloting walk-in clinic hours to the community next month.

Catfish, bass, tiger muskies join trout in New Mexico’s waters this week

In western New Mexico at Quemado Lake, fishing for trout and tiger muskie was exceptionally good using Trout Slayers.