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  • Operation: Coffee Shop — Kith + Kin Roasting Co. weathers storms to keep Artesia drinking local

    Many businesses have closed their doors for good over the past year. The boom-and-busts of the oil field make Artesia notoriously difficult for businesses to…

    Published: 3:47 pm, Fri. Apr. 9th, 2021

  • Have a vaccination appointment? Make sure those check marks are green!

    Artesia General Hospital will be vaccinating thousands of residents over the next several weeks, and you can help those hardworking jabbers streamline the process.

    Published: 7:05 pm, Mon. Feb. 22nd, 2021

  • Lt. governor holds roundtable discussions with government, education, business leaders

    New Mexico Lt. Gov. Howie Morales sat down Tuesday in Artesia with representatives of the local government, education and business sectors to discuss the city’s primary concerns as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to escalate.

    Published: 7:59 pm, Thu. Nov. 12th, 2020

  • AHS announces tentative spring football schedule

    Artesia High School has released its tentative schedule for spring varsity football in 2021.

    Published: 3:08 pm, Tue. Aug. 4th, 2020

  • No championships, but champions still in the making

    The week of May 10 was a difficult one for Artesia High School’s spring sports athletes and coaches.

    Published: 6:33 pm, Fri. May. 29th, 2020

  • AGH issues additional information regarding COVID-19 death

    Dr. Marshall Baca Jr., director of the Emergency Department at Artesia General Hospital and current task force leader and incident commander with AGH’s Incident Command Team, conducted a conference call this afternoon to issue additional information regarding the Artesia man whose death was New Mexico’s first related to COVID-19.

    Published: 3:27 pm, Wed. Mar. 25th, 2020

  • Four-peat!

    The Artesia High School Bulldog bowling team poses with their trophy, banner, and medals Saturday in Albuquerque after winning their fourth consecutive New Mexico High…

    Published: 12:05 am, Sun. Feb. 16th, 2020

  • ‘Safety is top priority’: Navajo responds to EPA report on high benzene emissions

    The release last week of Environmental Protection Agency data indicating Navajo Refining Co. is among 10 refineries in the U.S. emitting high levels of benzene has been an obvious cause for concern in the city of Artesia.

    Published: 1:23 pm, Fri. Feb. 14th, 2020

  • Dogs bounce back to romp over Wildcats Lady Bulldogs struggle with shooting, fall by six

    It was a mixed bag for the Bulldog and Lady Bulldog basketball teams Tuesday in their District 4-AAAA openers at Bulldog Pit. The evening ended…

    Published: 8:11 am, Mon. Feb. 10th, 2020

  • Council receives construction project updates from NMDOT

    The Artesia City Council heard a presentation Tuesday from the New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) on five construction projects in the Artesia area.

    Published: 12:09 pm, Fri. Jan. 31st, 2020

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