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The Candle of Joy during the Advent Season

This Sunday is the third Sunday of Advent and we will be lighting the pink candle, the Candle of Joy!

Miller, Padilla repeat as All-State players

The New Mexico High Coaches Association named Artesia volleyball players Kirklyn Miller and Kailee Padilla to its first-team All-State squad.

Eddy County repeals business license ordinance

Eddy County will no longer require businesses to obtain a county-issued business license.

Christmas to the glory of God

 Far too long Christians have surrendered the celebration of Christmas and Resurrection Day (Easter) to secular society. 

Policing fraud in New Mexico’s SNAP program

During the Dust Bowl of the 1930s, Texas and Oklahoma farmers who lost everything headed west. Before they joined the great exodus to California chronicled by John Steinbeck in “Grapes of Wrath,” they were hoping to find work picking cotton in New Mexico or harvesting beets in Colorado.

First Baptist Church offers tour of Bethlehem

The program retraces the steps of Mary and Joseph from their arrival in Bethlehem on what the Christian world now celebrates as Christmas Eve through the Nativity.

 Artesia Police Blotter

Information taken from Artesia Police Department arrest and crime records. Suspects are innocent until proven guilty.

Culinary Confidential: Holiday Appetizers offer festive treats

The holiday season calls for elegant small bites—festive, flavorful, and perfect for entertaining.

Around Town

A look at community activities in and around Artesia.

Alamogordo resident celebrates 100th birthday

After serving in World War II, DiRisio moved to Alamogordo to work as an electronics technician at WSMR, a position he held for 30 years.

Opinion:Raising the gasoline tax in New Mexico is unfair

Today New Mexicans, who buy gasoline as a needed fuel to get the kids to school, go to work, or to get their loved ones to a doctor, pay 17 cents per gallon on gasoline purchased.

Contractor hired to run Artesia Rec Center

The Artesia City Council voted at its Tuesday, Nov. 25, meeting to approve a three-year contract that will pay Sports Facilities Management (SLM) $18,000 per month or $216,000 per year for management of the center, which is under construction near the Artesia Aquatic Center on Bowman Drive.