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Three keys for Artesia football to defeat Roswell

3 keys to victory over Roswell.

Artesia girls’ volleyball team starts district play with a win

Lady Dogs. come from two sets down to win.

Ruidoso’s Wet 2026 Monsoon Avoided Catastrophic Flooding Despite Heavy Rain

Ruidoso’s 2026 monsoon season delivered 11.21 inches of rain—nearly twice the area’s average and the second-wettest in the Sierra Blanca Airport’s 21-year record. Despite rainfall totals matching 2025, storms were generally lighter and avoided burn scars, resulting in no flash flood emergency declarations. Meteorologists say timing, healing scars and luck limited flooding.

Sullivan Middaugh Claims First XTERRA World Championship in Ruidoso

Sullivan Middaugh captured his first XTERRA World Championship in Ruidoso, winning the elite men’s triathlon by nearly six minutes and taking home $20,000. The 22-year-old was joined in the top 10 by his father, Josiah, and brother, Porter. France’s Alizee Paties won the women’s title, finishing six minutes ahead of Marta Menditto.

Sherry Robinson: Too many Dems are beholden to lawyers

New Mexico’s medical malpractice reforms and healthcare compacts face renewed political threats, the author argues, as trial lawyers and their allies influence Democratic candidates and legislative committees. The piece highlights reform champions Rep. Marian Matthews and Rep. Nicole Chavez, criticizes Lisa Curtis and Deb Haaland, and urges voters to protect doctor access and keep public pressure on lawmakers.

Three things the Bulldogs did well

The scoreboard didn't favor the Artesia Bulldogs Friday night as they fell 62-36 to Roswell. The start was especially painful. Artesia threw an interception...

Thirty Years Later, the Spirit Run Comes Full Circle

Dr. Crit Caton talks about 30th anniversary of the Spirit Run.

Gregg Hull Pledges CYFD Transparency in New Mexico Governor Race at Artesia Campaign Stop

Republican gubernatorial candidate Gregg Hull pledged to prioritize child welfare and improve transparency at New Mexico’s Children, Youth and Families Department during an Artesia campaign stop. His proposals include rebuilding trust with foster parents, nonprofits and investigators, and ensuring stable placements for children. Democrat Deb Haaland has proposed replacing CYFD with an independent commission.

Hull Connects with Community Members, Government Leaders in Artesia

Republican gubernatorial candidate Gregg Hull met with community members and government leaders during a 90-minute gathering at the Artesia Chamber of Commerce.

New Mexico Fishing Report: Strong Trout Bite in the North, Catfish Elsewhere

This week, New Mexico anglers seeking trout should head north, where conditions range from good to particularly good at Hopewell Lake, Lake Maloya, the Pecos River, Rio Grande, Rio Chama and San Juan River. Catfish anglers should look west of Silver City or near Portales, where Bill Evans Lake and Oasis State Park are producing fair to good results.

United Way of Eddy County Announces Leadership Transition and Interim Director

United Way of Eddy County announced that Executive Director Kyle Marksteiner will step down to join the City of Carlsbad. Serina Lyons will serve as interim executive director, bringing nonprofit experience and organizational knowledge to the role. The organization thanked Marksteiner for strengthening community partnerships and assured donors, volunteers, and agencies of continued operations during the transition.

Whitmire sets $40,000 goal for Hermosa Spirit Run

Hermosa Elementary School seeks to make goal.