February 12, 2026
Protecting homeowners and keeping insurers in New Mexico
When we look back at fires, California’s and New Mexico’s, we’ll see that the victims got burned twice.
Artesia swimmers set school records
Both swim teams placed high at last week's swim meet at the Artesia Aquatic Center.
Permian Basin oil company certified for ‘dark sky’ protection
An oil and gas company operating in southeast New Mexico’s Permian Basin oilfields agreed to take steps at three facilities in Lea County to reduce artificial light impacting the wilderness in the region.
An Unlikely Missionary
In Mark chapter five we have the remarkable story of the Gadarene demoniac.
Jesus the Leader
An inspirational message for the day.
The Difference Between a Dangerous Dog and a Vicious Dog: Understanding the Implications of Misreporting
Dogs are beloved companions for many, but sometimes, circumstances arise where concerns about their behavior need to be addressed.
Designing New Mexico’s Future: A Path Toward Resilience and Growth
As we welcome the dawn of a new year, it is natural to reflect on the journey that has brought us here.
Eggplant Lasagna
Once in a while a recipe comes along where I am truly blown over by something totally unexpected.For me, that came this past Thanksgiving, as a vegetarian friend brought an eggplant lasagna to supplement the normal meat mains.Lasagna is one of those dishes that usually, for me, exists in the background.
Missing hiker found at Guadalupe Mountains
A missing hiker was rescued by helicopter Sunday at Guadalupe Mountains National Park after climbing to the Guadalupe Peak the day before.
Through all the chaos, God is still at work
I consider it divine good fortune that we have a scripture lesson, John 2:1-11 so early in the year which encourages us to ponder a miracle.