Believing that “One person’s junk is another person’s treasure,” the Roswell Adult Center will host a Secondhand Treasure Sale Nov. 5-6. Tables are currently being reserved for anyone who wishes to sell their wares. The sale at the Adult Center (807 N. Missouri Ave.) will be Friday, Nov. 5, from 4 to 7 p.m. and … Read more
Eddy County Treasurer, Laurie Pruitt, has been made aware of a gentleman going door to door stating his name is “Robert Cash” and telling citizens that their property taxes are delinquent and is claiming their home will be sold at a tax auction very soon. He is offering to buy the property to keep it … Read more
As trick-or-treaters prepare to roam through neighborhoods on Halloween, the Roswell Police Department offers some tips to parents and other adults to try to make sure trick-or-treating doesn’t become “scary” when it comes to safety. ? If it’s going to be dark at any time while trick-or-treating, equip yourself and your kids with flashlights. Also, … Read more
The City of Roswell’s water-tower design placed ninth in the Tank of the Year contest, beating out all but eight of the nearly 300 tanks from across the United States and Canada that were part of the competition this year. Finishing among the top 12 tanks means Roswell’s tank design will be feaured in the … Read more
The art design of the City of Roswell’s new water tanks at the Roswell Air Center area is competing with other water-tank designs from across the United States and Canada for the title of Tank of the Year. Residents of Roswell and the surrounding area can cast their votes for the local water-tank design featuring … Read more
Children will be able to enjoy a safe and fun event on Halloween as the City of Roswell and Waymaker Church put on this year’s Fall Festival. The free festival takes place Sunday, Oct. 31, from 4 to 8 p.m. (admission into the event will end at 7:30 p.m.) at the Roswell Convention Center (912 … Read more
Xcel Energy is investing $1.1 million in electricity distribution upgrades in central Artesia to serve additional growth in power needs and to speed restoration in the event of outages, improvements that will sustain economic growth for years to come. The upgrades involve replacing wire on 2.75 miles of existing lines with a higher gauge wire … Read more
20 million dollars in grants will be distributed through the New Mexico Fire Protection Grant Fund, and several Chaves County departments will benefit. Chaves County will get 434-thousand dollars of that money, going to Berrendo Fire for new breathing equipment and Dexter Fire for a new water tanker truck. Additionally, the Happy Valley Fire Department … Read more
Federal water managers warned Wednesday that like other basins across the western U.S., the Pecos River Basin in New Mexico is likely to experience growing water shortages as temperatures continue to rise over the next century. The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation discussed the findings of a recently completed study on the basin during a virtual … Read more
A major rehabilitation of a half-mile section of North Atkinson Avenue will take place beginning Monday (Oct. 25) and continue for the next six months as the street pavement is replaced and repairs and improvements are made to sidewalks, curbs and gutters, and ADA ramps that serve disabled citizens. The overall project area is from … Read more