February 11, 2026
Western New Mexico community and county awarded Fire Protection Grants
The city of Lordsburg was awarded $347,500 to purchase a new Wildland Brush Truck.
Distance learning must put students ahead of profits
Distance education must be part of New Mexico’s education future, but only if programs meet or exceed state standards, operate transparently, and accept responsibility for results.
Trinity Temple hosts early Thanksgiving dinner for Artesia residents
Love Feast has been an annual event for Trinity Temple Assembly of God.
Artesia Downtown Lions Club honors November Students
Steven Williams is the son of Ronnie and Angela Williams with four siblings Kaden, Bradley, Matthew, Elisabeth.
The 7-Week Advent: Week 4, repentance
John the Baptist’s call to repentance is a key theme in the fourth week of our Advent series.
Artesia Cardiac Kids earn 33rd state title
With four minutes left and their team down 24-11 in the Class 5A state championship game on Saturday, Artesia Bulldog fans started leaving the stadium in droves.
Rethinking the American Revolution
The USA is a miracle, and the revolution that made it possible could easily have gone the wrong way.
Artesia police answer calls, make arrests
Information taken from Artesia Police Department arrest records and crime files. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty.
Health of New Mexicans put at risk by energy gridlock?
In this era of political division, bipartisan support is necessary for our country and state to continue to move forward.
Deadly horse disease spreads into New Mexico
A disease that can prove fatal to horses spread into southern New Mexico and state officials are warning owners to take steps to prevent further infection.