April 5, 2026
Ruidoso Downs Roars Back
“Seeing those horses run again will symbolize our resilience and determination to rebuild stronger than before,” said Ruidoso Mayor Lynn Crawford.
Artesia student talks graduation
When Brissia Ruiz graduates Thursday as one of the top-ranked students in her Artesia High School class of 215 seniors.
The Fear of the Lord
Psalm 34 is David’s testimony of God’s sovereign grace and protection for His own.
NM delegation reacts to screwworm outbreak
U.S. Sen. Ben Ray Luján (D-N.M.), a member of the U.S. Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry, announced May 15 bipartisan legislation, also sponsored by fellow New Mexico Democrat U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich, aimed at curbing the outbreak.
US Sen. Kit Bond’s legacy and its stark contrast with the GOP
Bond, a lifelong Republican, died on May 13 at the age of 86.
Jet as symbol of ‘greed and excess’ hasn’t changed in 20 years
In August 2011 Gov. Susana Martinez stood before her predecessor’s jet, festooned with a big “SOLD” sign.
Artesia General Hospital named to national program
Artesia General Hospital has been named one of 10 new participants in the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Rural Community Hospital Demonstration Program.
Artesia man accused of sex with teenage girls
A trial will proceed against an Artesia man who was charged with several felonies after police said he sexually assaulted two teenage girls last summer after serving them alcohol.
Artesia track and field athletes at the state meet on Saturday
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Long weekend brings boat safety warnings
With many New Mexicans gearing up for the traditional start of the state’s boating season over Memorial Day weekend, officials are urging boaters to be vigilant about safety.