Category: Artesia News
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N.M. COVID-19 cases now at 6,096; 165 new cases, five deaths reported
New Mexico state health officials on Monday announced 165 additional positive tests for COVID-19.
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Body found at Brantley Lake; identity not yet confirmed
The Eddy County Sheriff’s Office (ECSO) reported this evening that the body of a male individual has been found at Brantley Lake State Park.
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N.M. COVID-19 cases now at 5,938; 97 new cases, six deaths reported with partial results
New Mexico state health officials on Sunday announced 97 additional positive tests for COVID-19, with partial results reporting.
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Authorities call off search for missing man at Brantley Lake
Area authorities have called off the search for a man feared drowned at Brantley Lake State Park.
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N.M. COVID-19 cases now at 5,847; 190 new cases, six deaths reported
New Mexico state health officials on Saturday announced 190 additional positive tests for COVID-19.
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N.M. COVID-19 cases now at 5,662; 164 new positives, 11 deaths reported
New Mexico state health officials on Friday announced 164 additional positive tests for COVID-19.
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Three new COVID-19 cases in Eddy County; 143 new cases total with 11 deaths reported
Three new positive test cases for COVID-19 were reported today in Eddy County.
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State moves forward with modified public health order
New Mexico’s emergency public health order, set to expire May 15, will be extended through May 31 and modified to allow most retailers to operate at 25 percent of their maximum occupancy as determined by fire code.
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APS outlines plans for Class of 2020 Celebration Parade
The Artesia Public Schools have released their plans for an Artesia High School Class of 2020 Celebration Parade, to be held on the original date of the school’s commencement exercises.
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Coronavirus antibody tests are available around the country – here’s why they may provide a false sense of security
Medical experts have some advice for Americans thinking about getting coronavirus antibody tests: Don’t — at least not until the questionable ones have been weeded out and scientists know whether people who have survived COVID-19 are immune from the virus.