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$235M is planned to buyout, restore flood-damaged properties in Ruidoso

A federal program could help restore properties decimated by the destructive wildfires and floods that plagued Ruidoso over the past two years.

Artesia Allsup’s welcome Sinclair gasoline

Sinclair gasoline is now available in Artesia.

Warm winter ends ski season early in northern NM

A warm, mild winter has forced Taos Ski Valley and Sipapu Ski and Summer Area to close earlier than planned.

Chrome, classics and community highlight Artesia’s Main Event Car Show

Artesia’s 27th Annual Main Event Car Show and Cruise rolls into town this weekend.

What to know about the June Primary

Eddy County voters will go to the polls in June to choose nominees for the Nov. 3 general election.

The Artesia boys baseball team loses to Cleveland

Artesia baseball team loses in Sal Puentes Touranment.

Haisten signs with Lubbock Christian

Brett Haisten is not afraid to chase her dreams.

Governor vetoes funding for lowrider museum study

Efforts to open a lowrider museum in Española faced a setback after Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham issued a line item veto on March 11, for $500,000 that was promised for efforts to get the museum created.

Sights from the Artesia girls basketball banquet

The Artesia girls basketball banquet.

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.