February 6, 2026
I Don’t Think Getting Tough on Crime is ‘Stupid’
Democrats in the legislature either wish to totally ignore the public’s outcry to address crime.
Millions go to counties, cities for capital outlay projects via bill
About $1.2 billion in local infrastructure projects throughout New Mexico will be funded after lawmakers passed House Bill 450 on March 20, two days before the end of the 2025 Legislative Session.
Decades of work keeps Rio Grande Cutthroat Trout off Endangered List
The species is threatened by competition and hybridization with nonnative trout, such as rainbow, brook and brown trout, as well as habitat loss, drought and the effects of wildfires.
Artesia hosts Carlsbad
Lady Dogs and Cavegirls makeup game postponed due to weather in March.
The Winds of Change Are Coming to New Mexico
Throughout this session, political ambition took precedence over real representation.
A look at Artesia’s run through 4A state tournament
Relive the highlights of last month's run in the state basketball tournament.
Take me out to the ballgame
Bulldog baseball is in full swing.
ASK THE MONEY LADY USADear Money Lady Readers: An adult lesson from a children’s book!
I recently went to a friend’s home and had the pleasure of reading a book to her 4-year-old granddaughter and I had forgotten how wise these children’s books are.
Haggling for a husband
But don’t you wonder what happened when the man got home and found that his wife got him back for a discount?
The Artesia boys and girls track and field team win the Artesia Invitational
A look back at last weekend's track and field meet.