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Model citizens: Retirees build railroad model of Old Carlsbad
Willy Jung and his fiancee Tiger Lily are part of a group working on a model of Old Carlsbad.
6 hrs ago | Carlsbad Current-Argus
NM Air operator files claim against Carlsbad city councilman over email exchange
The long dispute about Carlsbad's air service is over, but a court battle between air service provider Greg Kahlstorf and the city has only just begun.
6 hrs ago | Carlsbad Current-Argus
Carlsbad man gives police false name; alias belonged to wanted suspect
The joke was on him. A Carlsbad man who reportedly attempted to avoid arrest by giving police a fake name was arrested Wednesday.
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Endean-Singh running for NM's 2nd District seat
Alamogordo Democrat Leslie Endean-Singh has announced her candidacy for the 2nd Congressional District seat now held by Republican Steve Pearce.
A man suspicious of politicians, becomes one
Jack Volpato says the worst kind of politics led to his father being convicted of murder in one of New Mexico's most famous cases.
Temporary traffic lights being repaired; will return
Just when motorists were becoming used to the temporary traffic lights at the intersection of Lea and Canyon streets, the New Mexico Highway Department has removed them.
Too Good for Drugs and Violence
Carlsbad Police Cpl. Tony Baca, who heads up the Too Good for Drugs and Violence program, stands with Saturday s float winners.
Youth Police Academy coming to Carlsbad
Cops don't have it easy and are oftentimes misunderstood when it comes to the work they do, but police officers in Carlsbad are here to set the record straight, starting at the kid-friendly level in the first ever Youth Police Academy.
Historian David Barton will discuss the next part of "Evidence of America's Spiritual Heritage" as part of the American Heritage Series at 6:30 p.m. today in the Conference Center at First Baptist Church, 112 N. Alameda St.
A global real estate company says it plans to develop a 1,300-plus acre master planned community on Carlsbad's south side.
Man arrested for participating in auto burglary
Matthew Dehne, 26, allegedly stole a cellphone and a laptop computer from two vehicles parked at the Chevron gas station on the 1700 block of South Canal Street.
Farmington bicyclist involved in collision with car is in critical condition
A 28-year-old Farmington man remains in critical condition after a car crash Thursday afternoon, according to a nursing supervisor at San Juan Regional Medical Center.
Farmington city council strikes down proposed Albuquerque flight route
Farmington city council did not approve a proposed subsidized flight route from Four Corners Regional Airport to Albuquerque during a special work session Friday morning.
Carlsbad man honored for Vietnam War sacrifice 5 decades later
Clark David Franklin died in 1966 while aboard the U.S.S. Ranger in the Gulf of Tonkin.
NMPreps.com's 2013 Mr. Baseball Finalists
VOLCANO VISTA POSITION : INFIELD/PITCHER GRADUATION YEAR : 2013 COMMITTED SCHOOL : UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT ANDRE VIGIL : New New Mexico High School Career Record Holder for most home runs in a career with 36 .
Carlsbad police: Arson suspected in fire at Canal Street business
A fire that destroyed the storage room at Electrical Supply Co. of Carlsbad Inc.
Top NMSU Carlsbad graduates, both young mothers, busy planning futures
College graduation is an exciting time for every one, but even more so for those graduates and their families who have had to overcome what some would consider obstacles to don the cap and gown.
Our View: Carlsbad's community spirit
Carlsbad's community spirit is alive and well. If a problem needs fixing in this town, you can count on the residents of Carlsbad and the greater Eddy County area to rally together for the solution.
Dave Sepich: Setting the record straight on WIPP's permit change...
We all are inundated every day with so much information and many times we don't know what to believe.
Anti-drug parade celebrates student commitments
They've been in classes for nine months, and now they're ready to throw a parade.