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Tulie Rotary focuses on area history
The Tularosa Rotary Club had a living history focus at its weekly luncheon and program at Casa de Sue os Restaurant south of Tularosa.
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Sky Dive White Sands is O'Neal's company, and he is taking 12 people into the air with him Saturday.
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Thieves struck 12 vehicles in the southwest area of Alamogordo on Wednesday night and police believe the burglaries are related.
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The truth about the Plaza Pub deal
The Plaza Pub at 10th Street and White Sands Boulevard has been the source of great contention and duress the past couple months.
Public discourse should be civil, never personal
Prior to running for public office, I had an agreement with my organization that should a negative light somehow be cast on my facility through my commission involvement I would need to reconsider my public position.
The Popularity of Atari's E.T. Shows No Signs of Slowing Down
Currently known by few outside of the town and airmen who passed through a term at nearby Holloman Air Force Base, most of what would be considered "downtown" is nothing more than gas stations, hotels, and fast food.
An Otero County grand jury on Wednesday indicted seven people on 75 charges that include racketeering, trafficking methamphetamine, money laundering, arson and bribery.
A resident of the 2200 block of East First Street reported that sometime between 8 p.m. May 22 and 11 a.m. May 23, someone damaged the driver's side seat in her green 2010 Toyota while it was parked in front of the residence.
Nationwide company buys Las Cruces' Action Equipment Rental
Volvo Rents, a worldwide provider of small- to medium-sized construction equipment, announced that it has acquired Action Equipment Rental and taken over locations in Las Cruces, Silver City and Alamogordo.
Three Las Cruces men busted in Alamogordo for prescription drug sales
Three Las Cruces men were arrested Saturday on various felony charges involving prescription drug trafficking, prescription forgery, identity theft and conspiracy.
Hall's ashes finally make trip into space
During Tuesday's launch of a Falcon 9 rocket the first time a commercial spacecraft has been sent to the International Space Station from Cape Canaveral, Fla., the cremated remains of Hall, a longtime resident and educator in Alamogordo who died Aug.
Alameda Park Zoo director Steve Diehl stands with interim city manager Matt McNeile.
A resident of the 2000 block of Scenic Drive reported that sometime between midnight May 16 and 5 p.m. May 17, someone damaged two tires on a blue and silver 2003 Saturn while it was parked at the residence.
State considers pub for historic preservation status
The State Department of Cultural Affairs is considering placing the Plaza Pub on the State Register of Cultural Properties when it meets in June, but the Alamogordo City Commission is considering sending a letter of "non-support." A letter from interim state historic preservation officer Jan V. Biella states the department's review committee is set ... (more)
New McGarrity book set in Tularosa Basin
Author Michael McGarrity talks with some Alamogordo visitors about his new book "Hard Country" on April 23 at the New Mexico History Museum in Santa Fe.
Sunday's solar eclipse visible in Alamogordo
This map shows the zone in which people will be able to view the annular solar eclipse's "Ring of Fire" on Sunday evening.
The Alamogordo City Commission is scheduled to discuss compensation for former city manager Mark Roath, but city staff have been unable to reach Roath to negotiate the terms.
Airman 1st Class carries on family tradition
Airman 1st Class Clayton Biehunko, center, was recently honored at a promotion ceremony held at Holloman Air Force Base in Alamogordo, New Mexico.
Battery suspect arrested after attempting to disarm Las Cruces police
A man suspected of battering his girlfriend was successfully subdued and arrested after he allegedly tried disarming a Las Cruces Police officer.
USPS to reduce workforce by 13,000
Two USPS mail processing facilities in New Mexico, one in Alamogordo and one in Roswell, are being considered for consolidation, according to a list of locations the USPS included in the release.