BRIENNE GREEN - Daily Press Editor/Sports Editor Stories
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City asks Artesians for input on future of splash pad
The Artesia City Council is asking the public for its input on the future of the Splash Pad at the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Recreation Complex.
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AGH encourages mindfulness, vaccination in midst of uptick
Artesia General Hospital (AGH) continues to keep a close eye on the ongoing pandemic, and the Daily Press reached out Wednesday to Marshall G. Baca Jr., DO, FACEP, FAAEM, director of the Emergency Department at AGH, for an update on the current situation in Artesia.
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City council approves ICIP priorities
The Artesia City Council approved its Infrastructure Capital Improvement Plan (ICIP) priorities for Fiscal Years 2024-28 during its regularly scheduled meeting last week.
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‘Three is a magic number’: Gas prices drop below $4 a gallon in Artesia for first time since mid-March
Artesia hasn’t seen its prices drop below $4 per gallon since mid-March.
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New field taking shape at Bulldog Bowl
The new playing surface at Bulldog Bowl is continuing to take shape this week.
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Council receives update on 20th Street, crime and fire stats
The Artesia City Council received a brief update on Phase I of the 20th Street Reconstruction Project, along with crime and fire stats for the month of June, during Tuesday’s regularly scheduled meeting.
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City announces start date for 20th Street Reconstruction Project
The City of Artesia announced a start date for the 20th Street Reconstruction Project and approved the annual firework restrictions during Tuesday’s meeting of the Artesia City Council.
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Local DJ, nonprofit teaming up to expand annual toy drive
For the fifth year in a row, Andrew Chavarria is making it his mission to give every local child in need a Christmas miracle.
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Artesia’s unofficial local election results reported
Eddy County has reported the unofficial results for the Nov. 2 local election.
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AGH: COVID prevention practices ‘critical’ for mitigating risk, regaining normalcy
Dr. Marshall Baca says COVID infection rates have spiked across Southeast New Mexico and West Texas, and Artesia General Hospital has been hit hard by the wave.