Category: Local News
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N.M. COVID-19 cases now at 7,689; two new cases in Eddy County with partial results reporting
New Mexico state health officials on Sunday announced 69 additional positive tests for COVID-19, including two in Eddy County.
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N.M. COVID-19 cases now at 7,624; 134 new cases, seven deaths reported
New Mexico state health officials on Saturday announced 134 additional positive tests for COVID-19.
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APS will continue to serve meals during summer
The Artesia Public Schools (APS) announced this afternoon that it will continue to serve free meals to local youth during the summer months.
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Written in Red Foundation raising funds to benefit local food pantries
The Written in Red Foundation is hosting an online fundraiser to aid food pantries in Artesia.
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N.M. COVID-19 cases now at 7,493; one new case in Eddy County reported
New Mexico state health officials on Friday announced 133 additional positive tests for COVID-19, including one in Eddy County.
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Full details as governor announces limited reopenings for indoor dining, salons, gyms, more
New Mexico’s emergency public health order will be extended and amended to permit indoor dining, hair salons, gyms and indoor shopping malls to reopen next week on a limited basis.
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N.M. COVID-19 cases now at 7,364; two new cases in Eddy County reported; 108 new cases statewide, six deaths
New Mexico state health officials on Thursday announced 108 additional positive tests for COVID-19, including two in Eddy County.
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N.M. COVID-19 cases now at 7,252; 127 new cases, four deaths reported
New Mexico state health officials on Wednesday announced 127 additional positive tests for COVID-19.
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Restaurants may resume limited outdoor dine-in services Wednesday
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham on Tuesday announced the state’s emergency public health order will be amended to permit limited outdoor dine-in services for most of the state beginning Wednesday, May 27.
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N.M. COVID-19 cases now at 7,130; 107 new cases, five deaths reported
New Mexico state health officials on Tuesday announced 107 additional positive tests for COVID-19.