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Eagle Draw Mural dedicated

NewsAugust 22, 2025

The new mural was dedicated Aug. 16.

Yard of the Week

LifestyleAugust 22, 2025

For a lush and plush lawn with lots of color and texture, Todd and Laura Mays of 801 Bullock is the place to be.

Artesia boys soccer team in a romp over West Las Vegas 8-0

SportsAugust 21, 2025

JT Keith https://youtu.be/n0Eh_MJfM0Y?si=ykxkzKrvXr3L-ULo The Las Vegas Dons came into Robert Chase Field on Aug. 21 with the intention of upsetting the Artesia boys’ soccer team.  That is,...

Charles Browne Jr.

ObituariesAugust 21, 2025

Charles Foster Browne, Jr. lost his battle with cancer on July 27, 2025. He was preceded in death by his parents Charles F. Browne, MD,...

Vickie Hall

ObituariesAugust 21, 2025

Vickie Lou (Boyce) Hall was born on June 26, 1955, to Frank Victor Boyce and Dorothy Louise (Greene) Boyce. Vickie passed on August 14,...

JT Jackson

ObituariesAugust 21, 2025

A memorial service is scheduled for 10 am Saturday, August 16, at Hermosa Church of Christ for J T Jackson of Artesia, NM. The family...

E. Gene Brown

ObituariesAugust 21, 2025

E. Gene Brown (Daddy, Papa), 88, of Artesia, New Mexico, went home to be with the Lord on August 14, 2025, surrounded by the...

Los Alamos historian honored at festival

NewsAugust 21, 2025

Nancy Bartlit spent her career telling the story of J. Robert Oppenheimer and New Mexico’s unique role in nuclear weapons and World War II, linking the history with Los Alamos and uplifting her community.

Healing on the Sabbath

LifestyleAugust 21, 2025

This religious leader believed keeping the law more important than caring for people.

Eddy County resident readies for kayak fishing championship

LifestyleAugust 21, 2025

With his sights set on a first-place trophy, Matt Ramey is preparing for the New Mexico Bass Nation Kayak Anglers state championships to be held this fall at Santa Rosa Lake.

Eddy County War is almost here

NewsAugust 21, 2025

Artesia Daily Press

Who has been busy destroying democracy?

OpinionAugust 21, 2025

“Destroying democracy” -- the latest theme of the left -- can be defined in many different ways.

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Early voting is now open in Eddy County. Here is where you can cast your ballot and who is running for office

Here are the latest crimes and arrests from the Artesia Police Department case files

Artesia Recreation Center Foundation seeks higher court’s overturn of EV lawsuit dismissal from lower court

April groundbreaking starts the process moving for a new Eddy County Detention Center in Carlsbad. Here are some details.

Special Olympians from Artesia participate in the Area IV Summer Olympics games in Carlsbad. Here are some pictures.

The Artesia track team is building momentum heading into state

Artesia doubles duo advances to the semifinals at state tennis tournament

Scenes from Elementary Day at the Bulldog Bowl

Artesia baseball team repeats as district champs

The Artesia boys baseball team are the No. 1 seed in the 4A tournament

David Grousnick: Living a language and the way it adapts over time

Artesia fifth graders add color with 2nd mural on JJ Clarke paying homage to new Rec. Center and current Aquatic Center

Artesia school children paint part two of Eagle Draw Mural. Here are some pictures and some details.

What is an act of servanthood? Pastor David Grousnick has the answer

Around Town takes a look at community activities for everyone

CULINARY CONFIDENTIAL:Festive Southwest Gazpacho Soup celebrates regional flavor. Here’s a recipe to make it

CULINARY CONFIDENTIAL:Elevated Wedge Salad recipe serves up main course with balanced taste

Culinary Confidential: Cinco de Mayo Taco Bar with Margaritas for 10 friends to celebrate the holiday

Culinary Confidential: Stuffed Artichokes with Breadcrumbs & Cheese & Signature Dipping Sauce a delicious dish worth slowing down for

Culinary Confidential:Southwest Carne Asada with Calabacitas brings out southwestern flavors

Cal Thomas: Who is monitoring the federal debt? It’s $39T and rising

Siah Correa Hemphill: New Mexico can lead term limits and restoring trust, as belief in government is stressed

Meghan Mooney: Charter schools strengthen public education with a fresh perspective for possible changes

Sherry Robinson: How do we reform CYFD and care for unwanted children being shuffled from place to place?

Tom Wright: Can New Mexico make a comeback from governor to Congress?

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