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The book of Ecclesiastes speaks of both good times and bad.

WIPP struggles to clean up Los Alamos waste, state says

Under a 10-year state permit signed by the Environment Department and the U.S. Department of Energy in 2023, the federal facility was required to prioritize waste from Los Alamos for disposal at WIPP.

Police blotter

Here's a look at the latest crime information from the Artesia Police Department.

Championship air races exceed expectations in Roswell debut

I grew up in a family of pilots and we spent most weekends at the airport. If I was lucky, my dad would take me to a fly-in, where he’d treat me to a hamburger and a pop at the airport’s cafe.

Bulldogs defeats Gadsden 35-7, game called because of lightning

The end of Friday's football game at the Bulldog Bowl came just like the Artesia football team played: Explosively.

Artesia volleyball puts away scrappy Alamogordo team

Artesia sweeps scrappy Tiger volleyball squad   Todd Fuqua  Artesia News  tfuqua@elritomedia.com  ALAMOGORDO – Artesia defeated Alamogordo in straight sets, 25-20, 25-17, 25-14, Tuesday at the Tiger Pit but the Tigers fought hard the entire way.

Governor announces judicial appoint of Eileen P. Riordan

The appointment takes effect October 11, filling the vacancy created by the resignation of the Honorable Jane Shuler Gray. 

U.S. 285 south of Artesia reopened

Cause of the crash is under investigation.

Charlie Kirk: Converter

Charlie Kirk has been called many things, including an influencer, especially of young people.

SIMCO seeks applications for teacher STEM mini-grants

Salado Isolation Mining Contractors (SIMCO) is now accepting applications for our STEM Education Mini-Grants. Teachers in K-12 schools in Eddy County and Lea County are eligible to submit applications for support of classroom science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) projects as part of its 2025 Education Outreach Community Commitment Plan.

Four keys to Artesia football beating Gadsden

Four keys to Artesia defeating Gadsden JT Keith Artesia Daily Press jtkeith@elritomedia.com One long bus ride down, and one long bus ride to Anthony to go. Last week, the Artesia Bulldogs football team made the five-hour drive to the southwest corner of the state to Deming and took care of its business by defeating the Wildcats 41-14 with professional efficiency at War Memorial Stadium on Friday night.

Artesia takes on Carlsbad in soccer

Bulldogs are now 10-2.