NASA engineer and author to speak at SENMC

Zaida currently works at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston, where she helps design lunar architecture as part of NASA’s efforts to send humans back to the moon.

Taking off

The National Championship Air Races concluded Sunday in Roswell after five days of airplane races and demonstrations, despite weather delays over the weekend and the exclusion of two of the main classes of aircraft from the competition.

Artesia volleyball defeats Hobbs

JT Keith Artesia Daily Presss jtkeith@elritomedia.com The Artesia girls' volleyball team is coming off of a big win over the weekend while winning the Silver bracket championship at the Zia Classic Volleyball Tournament in Roswell against Hobbs on Saturday.

State, feds clash over WIPP safety concerns

Federal nuclear waste managers denied elevators that bring radioactive refuse underground for disposal at a repository near Carlsbad were in disrepair or endangering workers, despite a series of concerns expressed by state officials and federal oversight agencies.

Racial profiling is not who we are

My father, like countless veterans, risked his life fighting dictators and fascist regimes that targeted people based on who they were, what they looked like, and where they came from.

Easy as ‘apple pie’

As we head into fall, normally I would write a column that somehow involves apples. Apple crisps, crumbles and cobblers.

Appeal to restore chicken protections

A grouse species native to the deserts of southeast New Mexico could see its federal protections restored if an appeal filed in federal court by an environmental group is successful in overturning a ruling issued earlier this year by a Texas judge.