Winter storm benefits New Mexico ski resorts

Mike Smith Carlsbad Current-Argus msmith@currentargus.com A winter storm last week produced beneficial snowfall as New Mexico’s ski industry looks for increased snow chances during the second half of ski season. According to the Ski New Mexico website, some northern New…

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