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Two Artesia High School students earnt United Way, ConocoPhillips awards Eddy County scholarships

Nine Eddy County residents will each receive $2,500 scholarships from the United Way of Eddy County, thanks to a partnership with ConocoPhillips and a very successful Cinco De Mayo Golf Tournament.

Javier Sanchez: Thoughts on honor and sticking to your roots

What happens when we stop trusting in people?

Charlie Campbell IV Is Heading to ENMU

Artesia basketball player Charlie Campbell IV takes his talents to ENMU.

Bass biting in Sierra County lakes region, trout fishing is good in northern New Mexico

At Elephant Butte Lake, white bass fishing was good using lures.

Victor Davis Hanson: America: The real crouching tiger, hidden dragon

China has roughly four times the population of the US, but produces only about 60 percent of our total GDP.

Eddy County allays property rights concerns in weeds rules for possible vote in June

Commissioners tabled a vote on an earlier version of the amendment at their April 21 meeting, citing concerns that the regulation could infringe on property rights.

Congratulations, Class of 2026: This is what you take from Artesia

Artesia gradautes, this is what you take into the real world.

Patrick Brenner: New Mexico can’t afford permitting paralysis to restore housing market

Today, New Mexico is short more than 90,000 homes, and nearly half of renters struggle to afford their monthly payments, and homelessness is rising as prices continue to climb.

Deb Haaland’s campaign for gov. raises more questions than answers

The newest fundraising numbers reinforce that Haaland’s political footprint extends well beyond the boundaries of a state race.

Artesia turns out in force to celebrate the Class of 2026

JT Keith The city turned out Thursday night as families, friends, and residents packed the Bulldog Bowl to celebrate the 234 graduates of Artesia High...

Scenes from Artesia High School Graduation Ceremony

Artesia seniors graduate on Thursday night at the Bulldog Bowl.

Los Alamos makes case for WIPP shipments indicates a large priority

Officials said the safety analysis will “further mitigate risks to workers and environment” and improve waste characterization operations – one of the final steps before waste is ready for WIPP.