https://youtu.be/ihue07r3Eqs?si=otSK5ZTVIefabjKi   JT Keith Artesia Daily Press jtkeith@elritomedia.com The Hobbs football team will face a murder's row of 5A football opponents in Lovington, Artesia, and Roswell before heading into...

Time to make plans for the long weekend.

We are so excited to welcome you to another season of Bulldog Football! Our first home football game is this Friday, August 29 and is a special time for our community to come together, support our team and show our Bulldog Pride. We also want to ensure the safety and well-being of our students and fans during the games.

A new report from the pro-EV trade group Alliance for Automotive Innovation indicates that as of the first quarter of 2025, adoption of EV’s had begun to decline even before Congress acted.

Jockey Ricky Ramirez says his mount King of the Tide has just what it takes to win the world’s richest quarter horse race, the $3 million All American Futurity, being held for the second straight year at the Downs of Albuquerque on Labor Day, Sept. 1.

A total of 481 yearling quarter horses are expected to be spotlighted and sold this weekend at Ruidoso Downs Racetrack in the annual Ruidoso Select Yearling Sale to be held on Aug. 29-30 at 3 p.m. on both days.

Javier Rodriguez, who owned the eventual loser of that photo finish, went over to KJ’s owner John Lee and offered a friendly handshake and a hearty congratulations.

The lesser prairie chicken was listed as endangered in November 2022 in its southern distinct population segment (DPS), which the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service used to describe the bird’s southern range in southeast New Mexico and West Texas.

Grave concerns for the viability of a project to store nuclear fuel at a site near Carlsbad were shared by the company proposing to do so in a letter to local officials in southeast New Mexico.

https://youtu.be/jgm-rqCDQoU?si=tCc8zBhWDxHsassF The Artesia Lady 'Dogs went on the road with returning nine seniors, and started slow, losing the first game against a ready Carlsbad Cavegirls'...

A state regulation adopted earlier this year required oil and gas operators report to local government agencies all fluids used in drilling for fossil fuels – and if they contain a suite of substances known as “forever chemicals.”