BRIENNE GREEN - Daily Press Editor/Sports Editor Stories
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Basketball Homecoming Court candidates
Artesia High School students who will comprise the 2018-19 Court in the return of Basketball Homecoming pose for a photo at AHS. They are, from…
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‘Strange things are afoot at the Circle K…’
Although plans for Artesia’s shuttered Circle K building at 712 W. Main St. were unknown last week, a permit was filed with the City of…
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Lady ‘Dogs have solid night from field in win over Chaparral
The Lady Bulldog basketball team got off to a bit of a slow start Tuesday against Chaparral at Bulldog Pit but came on gangbusters in…
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‘Dogs come on late to even season record versus Lobos
Still battling to overcome the recent effects of illness and injury – and competing once again minus one of their starters in Cody Smith –…
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AHS Drama grads planning 10-year anniversary reprisal of ‘Harvey’
A quartet of former Artesia High School thespians is reprising one of their favorite productions next month in celebration of their 10-year reunion. Class of…
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Cottonwood 4-H gives back to community
4-H believes that every child has valuable strengths to improve the community and the world around them, and the Cottonwood 4-H Club has been busy…
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Bulldogs log lopsided win over Los Alamos at Pit
Saturday afternoon’s bout between the Bulldogs and Los Alamos may have not been the most exciting matchup on paper, but it was a thrill for…
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Lady ‘Dogs make short work of Santa T., fall to Hobbs
The Lady Bulldog basketball team shot lights out Friday on their home court in a mercy-rule-abbreviated win over Santa Teresa. Unfortunately, things would take a…
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No news on future fate of old Circle K
After spotting a backhoe in the parking lot of the former Circle K at 712 W. Main St., several residents contacted the Daily Press to…
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Swafford honored for 50 years at library
Above, rtesia Public Library librarian Peggy Jo Swafford receives a Certificate of Recognition from Mayor Raye Miller Tuesday during a celebration in honor of her…