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Paul Gessing: Rebates now, tax reform later

Rebates are a temporary, one-time fix that are needed in part because the next governor won’t take office until January and the Legislature won’t be able to pass rebates until the 2027 session which means New Mexicans wouldn’t benefit until at least March of 2027.

A woman was found dead in at an apartment in Artesia. Here’s what we know

Police were called to the scene at about 7:20 p.m. July 11 at an apartment complex operated by the Artesia Housing Authority

Trip Jennings: A case for life long learning. It’s called journalism

People have wondered why I made a career of journalism. There are many reasons, but one I come back to again and again is that I love learning.

Tigers draft Artesia ace, Jack Byers

The Detroit Tigers draft Artesia right-handed pitcher Jack Byers in the 17th round of the 2026 MLB Draft

Roswell celebrates ‘Out of this planet’ life with UFO Festival

This year marks the 79th anniversary of the 1947 “Roswell Incident,” when rancher W. W. Brazel and other locals discovered unusual debris resembling tinfoil and what they claimed were alien bodies on Brazel’s ranch in Roswell.

Artesia Museum transforms into dinosaur garden as children head outdoors during the summer reading program for bone dig

Children of all ages sifted through dirt in kid sized swimming pools locating buried loot.

Scenes from Artesia boys soccer camp

The Artesia boys soccer team hosted it soocer camp at Robert Chase Field.

Artesia mayor proclaimed Tennis Appreciation Day as the sport sees growth with courts at Jaycee Park

For the mayor, the proclamation is about more than just the sport—it is about the community impact.

State Sen. Jim Townsend: The delay is becoming the decision

On May 12, the Water Quality Control Commission voted 7-4 to move the petition to a formal rulemaking hearing.

Trujillo prepares livestock for 81st Eddy County Fair

Trujillo prepares livestock for 81st Eddy County Fair.

New Mexico demands higher oil well bonding as state could pay $1.6B for clean up

Wednesday, July 1, New Mexico’s Oil Conservation Commission voted to approve new bonding requirements intended to put more of the financial assurance burden on oil companies.

David Grousnick: Defining the Kingdom of God

The Kingdom of God was the main emphasis of Jesus’ ministry, and this is accepted by most. But defining precisely what the Kingdom was is a bit more difficult.