Harrison told the Artesia Daily Press that the there are differences between high school and college, but the differences are subtle.

Throughout the month of December, Otero County Prison donated hand-crafted blankets, quilts, beanies and scarves to several organizations across New Mexico, Texas and Mexico, helping bring warmth and comfort to those in need during the holiday season.

The Christmas and New Year’s holidays did not impact trout fishing across New Mexico as ideal conditions were cited in late 2025 and early 2026 in lakes and streams across the state.

Artesia senior Kailee Padilla plans to continue her playing career after signing a letter of intent to attend Western Colorado University and continue her education and volleyball career.

In the spirit of the season, I’m devoting this week’s column to good news. Despite the dark times we think we live in, there’s a lot to buoy our spirits.

Raise a glass to 2026 with a bright outlook for peace, prosperity and happiness.

Wildfires, politics and tragic criminal trials topped the list of the Artesia Daily Press’ most popular stories in 2025.

The reason for Christmas is easy to explain, but difficult for many to understand.

Artesia residents wanting to buy fireworks to celebrate 2026 made a last-minute stop at Amy’s Fireworks on First Street on Wednesday.

A mild winter hasn’t dampened the enthusiasm of one trade organization dedicated to promoting winter sports in New Mexico as ski resorts continue to adapt to the challenging conditions.

Information provided by the Artesia Police Department.

With 15 bowlers competing in just their second tournament, it was great to see the Artesia No. 6 Rookie team win its second event of the season.