March 17, 2026
News

Public meeting explores possibilities for newly acquired federal land
BLM has acquired a 240-acre tract of new land that links to the Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge.
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Air show offers refunds after withdrawals
The Reno Air Racing Association (RARA), announced the refunds on Friday, Aug. 22 in response to the recent withdrawal of the Sport and Unlimited race classes from the 2025 debut event in Roswell.
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Las Vegas delivers third truckload of supplies to Ruidoso
Ruidoso continues to face the devastating aftermath of recent wildfires followed by severe flooding.
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National Championship Air Races reveal full competitor lineup
Each aircraft and pilot carries with them the legacy of decades of racing tradition.
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Thousands of tarantulas to surface this fall
Wade Harrell, owner and founder of the Santa Fe Reptile and Bug Museum wrote that breeding season for local tarantulas begins with the monsoon rains.
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Artesia continues its winning streak over Carlsbad
On Friday night as Artesia Bulldogs walked into Ralph Bowyer Caveman Stadium liked they owned the place.
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Los Alamos historian honored at festival
Nancy Bartlit spent her career telling the story of J. Robert Oppenheimer and New Mexico’s unique role in nuclear weapons and World War II, linking the history with Los Alamos and uplifting her community.
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Feds accredit air races in Roswell
The National Championship Air Races held next month in Roswell cleared federal hurdles.
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