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Regional infant hearing testing center opens, bringing early support to families in Artesia and surrounding areas

A new regional infant and hearing testing center in Artesia means fewer trips to Albuquerque for screenings of newborn babies, officials say.

WIPP proposes nuke waste route through Hobbs from Seminole

At WIPP, the Energy Department disposes of transuranic nuclear waste (TRU), which is clothing materials, equipment and other debris irradiated during nuclear activities.

New coach, fast start for Artesia tennis

The Artesia tennis porgram is soaring under new coach Melissa Warren.

Artesia Public Library hosts Tiny Art Show and National Public Library Week activities

Art creations under six inches are on display through April 30 at the Artesia Public Library.

State Rep. Gail Armstrong: Elections decided by voters or a technicality?

The case of Representative Rebecca Dow should not be a close call.

Ruidoso man arrested in biting incident

A Ruidoso man is facing three felonies after allegedly attacking three men, biting two of them.

Rick Smith: Have You Been Born Again?

It was Nicodemus that first heard from our Savior the words, “Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God.”

For Mondragon, the hardest goodbye came after the final buzzer

When former Bulldog basketball coach Michael Mondragon said goodbye to his seniors and coaching career.

Artesia Police Chief: Graffiti incidents on the rise

Roberts said during Tuesday’s city council meeting that he expects other crime to rise as perpetrators graduate from graffiti to higher offenses such as burglary.

A look at the Artesia girls’ 14-4 softball win against Goddard

Artesia Lady 'Dogs defeat Goddard 14-4 on Tuesday night.

David Grousnick: The King and the humble lady

There is a beautiful legend about a king who decided to honor his greatest subject.

WWII Warhawk and Thunderbolt Headline Holloman Airshow Honoring Rosie the Riveter Legacy

Rosie the Riveter represented thousands of women working to build the machines that won World War II.