Otero County Commissioners chose State Rep. John Block (R-51) as their nominee for the vacant District 33 seat in the New Mexico Senate. The nomination came on a 2-1 vote during a special commission meeting Friday, Oct. 7.

For the Artesia Lady ‘Dogs volleyball team, the most crucial time that matters is the three days in November.

The Bulldogs defeated Albuquerque Highland High School Saturday.

Bulldogs face Lovington next week in the 5A semifinals.

This success was truly a community effort.

Folks at Artesia General Hospital apparently have confused the Hippocratic Oath with the Hypocritic Oath.

Fishing for trout was good at Bonito Lake using multi-colored Kastmasters, worms and PowerBait using Super Duper lures.

The No. 1-ranked District 5A Artesia Bulldogs football team will face a new challenger in the No. 8 Highland Hornets in the quarterfinals of the 2025 Nusenda Credit Union state football playoffs at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Bulldog Bowl.

Every day of Trump’s first year, there were either campus eruptions, Tesla firebombings, street violence against ICE, or crazy district judges’ injunctions.

The Artesia boys’ and girls’ soccer teams each had the most successful year in school history. Both teams achieved record-breaking success by going 18-4...

Health care remained a sticking point for U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez (D-NM), whose 2nd Congressional District represents most of southern New Mexico. He voted against the funding bill, arguing it did nothing to address rising health care costs in New Mexico.