The music and dancing of the past will return to the Roswell Adult Center Friday, Sept. 17, when it hosts an “Oldies Dance” that will have people “Crusin’ Into Fall with the Classics.” Those who are part of an earlier generation, as well as anyone who simply loves the oldies, will be able to take … Read more
Roswell, N.M. — Two local teenagers face multiple criminal charges following their arrests Monday night (Aug. 30) after they went on a short-lived crime spree during which they attempted a carjacking and shot at the vehicle, stole another car, and committed an armed robbery. Monday’s series of events began around 4:30 p.m. at a park … Read more
Beginning Wednesday morning (Sept. 1), a one-block section of West Mescalero Road will be closed between Kentucky and Lea avenues as crews attempt to locate a water leak. Traffic will be detoured one block north to Vista Parkway. It is unknown how long the closure will be in place.
The New Mexico Department of Transportation has announced a long-awaited expansion of US Highway 82 from Artesia to Maljamar is complete. The 60-million dollar project is finally complete after four years… almost twice as long as it was slated to last at the beginning of the work. There remains some cleanup work to do, but … Read more
On Sunday, Aug. 29, Roswell Transit will have only one bus in operation on Main Street (instead of the usual two) as a result of a driver shortage that day. The bus will run from 9:16 a.m. until 5 p.m., but the times it will arrive at the bus stops will vary from the usual … Read more
The Carlsbad City COuncil as approved its own spending of 164 million dollars for future public works projects. The Infrastructure Capital Improvement Plan, or ICIP, is a working list of projects in Carlsbad. One new project added to the list before approval was the creation of a new recreation area at 6-Mile Dam south of … Read more
Education leaders in Carlsbad have approved an application for more than 8 million dollars to come form the federal pandemic relief money to address immediate needs of schools affected by the pandemic. The funding is designed to help maximize in-person learning, sustain the safe operation of schools, and address the academic, social, emotional and mental … Read more
RMAC Second Saturdays include hands-on activities and free admission for members and Roswell residents. Hands-on activities are offered from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and a planetarium show is at 11 a.m. Second Saturdays are generously supported by the RMAC Foundation.
As a result of a staffing shortage, the Roswell Adult Center will be limited to opening one day a week as of Sept. 6, but scheduled classes throughout each week will still take place using other sites. The Adult Center (807 N. Missouri Ave.) will be open Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., offering … Read more
At its special August 23rd meeting, the Artesia Public Schools Board of Education voted 5-0 to join the current lawsuit initiated by the Gallup Schools, Gallup-McKinley County Schools et. Al. vs. Ryan Stewart, Ed. L. D., et. Al. No. D-101-CV-202-02194. The lawsuit seeks to establish more authority for local decisions regarding schools, to curtail state … Read more