December 18, 2025
Beware of greed
Nothing will divide brothers and sisters more than dividing up an estate.
Fish still biting with the start of school
A change of the calendar from July to August means school is starting at districts across New Mexico. Weekend fishing trips to lakes and streams could be considered essential as students start hitting the books.
Around Town
A look at community activities.
City of Artesia renews air ambulance contract
This agreement means that all permanent Eddy County residents are automatically enrolled in the Trans Aero Medevac membership program.
Subtle substitutes for Jesus
The first one that we want to look at is the false humility of asceticism. This includes a wide variety of activities of false humility.
Intelligent design
Progressives are running the national party and many state parties.
Gaza’s starving babies deserve Congress’ attention
International relief agencies are discussing when to label the situation a famine or a mass, forced starvation.
UNM weighs in on artificial intelligence
In June, Chris Smith, a father living with his partner and their two-year-old daughter, made headlines after proposing to an artificial intelligence voice-based chatbot named “Sol” that he created using ChatGPT.
Eddy County native finds angling success with kayak
Anthony Barrera picked up his first fishing pole 30 years ago while growing up in Artesia. He enjoyed fishing along the banks of the Pecos River but he wanted more – he yearned to fish in places he couldn’t get to by walking.
Denison gets to work as Eddy County Fair Queen
Artesia’s Baylee Denison didn’t have much time to bask in her new role as Eddy County Fair Queen after claiming the crown from outgoing queen Taylor Salter.