Alamogordo, NM News

• Alamogordo, NM News
• Veterans event Monday in Tularosa
• Library friends book store celebrates one year
• Tulie Rotary focuses on area history
• N.M. stops investing in movies after turning profit once in 22 tries
• McGarrity to be here Sunday
• City commission won't support listing Plaza Pub as N.M. cultural property
• Burglaries could be related
• Roath goes forth with $20,000 payout
• Mayor diving from the sky
• 10-year-old is voice for pets needing adoption
• Rocket launch signifies new era
• Seven indicted
• Accusations fly
• Three busted for prescription drug sales
• Park accused of making meth
• City commissioner resigns
• Hall's ashes finally make trip into space
• Important Change to Medical Terminology Course
• Zoo earns accreditation
• Fly-In 2012 starts this weekend
• Painkiller use on rise in N.M.
• Forest marks trestle work
• Thirty-Fifth Annual Graduation Ceremony – May 11, 2012
• Commission set to talk about budget Tuesday night
• Webcasts push solar eclipse to the masses
• State considers pub for historic preservation status
• Alamo treated to annular eclipse
• Tularosa graduates Class of 2012
• Sunday's solar eclipse visible in Alamogordo
• New McGarrity book set in Tularosa Basin
• State police watching for DWI offenders
• Battery suspect who attempts to disarm officer arrested
• Base to hold another boom meeting
• City looking for Mark Roath
• Ethics complaint valid
• Still patrolling the sky
• Education office highlights college opportunities
• Sunday's annular eclipse will be a sight to witness
• Townsend receives top state history award
• 'Alice in Wonderland' rehearsal
• Letters to Graduates from Senator Bingaman and Senator Udall
• Dancing with the Pupfish
• ¡El lobo tiene calor!
• Otero County Relay for Life short on funds
• Jury convicts Cuevas of battery on peace officer
• Car dealer charged in scheme
• Leadership training
• City agrees to let Roath go early
• Charges against Loza dismissed
• Man with meth runs from police
• 2 Democratic judges in race for state Court of Appeals
• More fines for corrupt politicians
• Special city meeting today
• Habitat women build
• Heinrich, Balderas keeps gloves on
• NMSU cuts budget
• Republicans have chance to control House
• Police practice from WSMR's skies
• Otero County women get hand from agencies
• DuBois runs for Dist. 33 seat
• City to hold budget meetings all week
• Annual event introduces 4th-graders to rural life
• County commission talks real estate
• City to hold budget meetings all week
• Following the serpent in the sky
• Tulie school board approves 3 fund applications
• Z-Trans may go to Las Cruces
• Franciscans leaving area
• Appeal rejected
• Commencement Ceremony Instructions
• Ackerly charged
• Plaza Pub fate to be discussed at conference
• Setting rules
• City postpones removing road block
• Start with the arts
• 16-month-old girl killed by family's pit bull in Las Cruces
• Mescalero man pleads to sexual abuse charge
• Work on railroad overpass begins
• Meth runners busted
• City faces road block issue tonight
• Tularosa hosts conference on archeology, history
• Housing Authority board will meet before City Commission
• Give a Dollar and Receive $2 Worth of Value
• United Way event recognizes caring companies, individuals
• Original play showing at Rohovec
• Nevares charged with multiple counts
• Can't decide
• Getting late to register
• Tablet PCs to replace paper at NIE
• Missing
• Aging water main set to be replaced
• Martwick, Esquibel talk DA's office
• APS budget still declining
• Free Lunch Sponsored by Campus Christian Fellowship
• Social Media Survey
• HAFB couple plead not guilty
• State seeks federal waiver for new transmission line
• Circus coming to Alamo
• Nearest neighbor dominates the night sky
• Alamogordo man charged with cruelty to animals
• Seven horses seized
• Tularosa marks 144th 'Solemn Promise'
• Police suspect area Ponzi scheme
• Alamogordo airport serves firefighters around the West
• Horse disease reported in Otero County
• Alamo will mark national prayer day on Thursday
• Alamo churches unite to bring picnic in honor of centennial
• The Crimson Gazette – May 2012 Issue is now Available
• Don't underestimate a N.M. underdog
• PNM files renewable energy plan with PRC
• 'Southwest pollen' linked to 1979 N.Y. cold case
• County decides on health plan
• Asbill endorses Kidd-Johnson
• NMSU-A Commencement Ceremony May 11, 2012
• Historic La Luz pottery site becomes a public trust
• Driving the spike home for Earth Day
• WSMR breaks ground on Solar Photovoltaic Array
• New police program brings Holloman community together
• Explosive found
• NMSU-Alamogordo graduation May 11
• Four hospitalized after car collision in Tularosa
• Student Government Election Results
• No contest
• Finding riches in the rocks
• City pays off unhappy employee
• Arson suspect arrested
• Annual Earth Day Fair offers multiple weekend activities
• Group goes on imaginary tour of El Salvador
• City to sell Plaza Pub
• Adair guest at Eagle Forum
• Couple arrested on child abuse charges
• DWI arrest leads to theft charge
• Fires break out near Piñon
• Holloman squadrons perform bivouac, get back into contingency mindset
• 18th Earth Day Fair begins Saturday
• Sheriff: Synthetic marijuana is poison
• One Week Long Aggie Apparel Sale
• Historic debate tonight
• Local man arrested by Border Patrol
• Board of Regents Approve Tuition Increase for 2012-13
• 'Every Fifteen Minutes'
• WSMR welcomes new Navy officer in charge
• Alamogordo library receives new 'train'
• Attorney talks about Guantanamo situation
• Spring Plant Sale is Saturday in rose garden
• Test drive a car Saturday, earn money for AHS
• OCSD, state police thwart meth distribution operation
• Special Olympics begin today
• Zombie Crawl a Success
• Take Back the Night March and Rally
• Man gets 18 years in infant death
• Take Back the Night
• Not all galaxies look the same
• Ken Beasley Retires After 14 Years
• Social Media Survey
• Martinez talks to Alamo students about reading
• City OKs canal work
• NMDOT installs blinking stop signs at 82, Florida
• Spray park a go
• Griggs run for senate supported by Marquardt
• Sheriff's office cross-training deputies
• Chamber picks Martinez
• Students to conduct medical tests
• NAACP honors teachers
• Man hides drugs in his socks going into jail
• City approves golf course bid
• NMSU-A Welcomes new VPSS, Mr. Juan García
• Geovic looking for rare earth on Otero Mesa
• Two banquets highlight amazing people
• Bemis takes helm at state department
• Al-Anon not Alcoholics Anonymous
• Tulie man goes to jail after violating probation
• Rep. gets to stay
• Wilson, Sowards debate
• Tulie schools battle budget
• Friday the 13th brings out the fears
• City adopts bullying prevention resolution
• Community honors military children today by 'purpling up'
• Plaza Pub or CVS?
• City fires Watson
• ADPS under review
• Animal control hearing planned
• Student Government Elections
• County clerk, treasurer candidates face off
• Cloudcroft selects new school super
• Candidates disagree
• Grass fire sprouts along highway
• Esquibel, Martwick spar over campaign law
• Lack of interest?
• Bullying on city agenda tonight
• Animal Control plans adoption drive Thursday
• Nonstop Bible reading
• O'Brien recognized for service to family in need
• Dem candidate pulled from ballot
• Martinez appoints Alamogordoan to state board
• Plaza Pub won't be listed for sale
• Drought, insects affecting Lincoln
• La Luz school raises funds for St. Jude
• Burt, DuBois prepare for state Senate run
• Tularosa schools ready to work on budget
• Feeding the hungry
• Airline drops service to Alamo
• Space junk floats above us in night sky
• NAACP banquet honors Holloman teacher
• APS chosen for grant
• Pan American group discusses Cuba's history
• Solving water issues
• Lueras returns to jail
• City's finance director resigns
• Looking at you
• Burt unopposed
• Mexican nationals arrested at their Otero County home
• Missing soldiers, 5 other kayakers located in Gila
• Coats hit by vehicle as she crossed highway
• Woman arrested for assaulting boyfriend
• Soldiers missing in Gila
• The Crimson Gazette – April 2012 Issue is now Available
• Student Government Nominations
• NMSU ROTC cadets patch changes, honors Bataan
• Fall from majesty
• Daughter of Bataan POW learns lesson from father
• White Sands Missile Range turns to 'net zero' energy use
• Rest in peace
• DoH encourages families not to buy Easter birds
• City official in spotlight
• Heroin found at local residence
• Man threatens officers
• Burt talks to Eagle Forum
• Ocean depths, some unexplored frontier
• Weed voices boom concerns
• Home, garden show at Tays
• Colonel goes to Weed: Krumm talks about the noise
• City records policy questioned
• Salinas sentenced
• City approves Plaza Pub plan
• Diaz gets 6 1/2 years for failure to report in
• Tularosa celebrates sesquicentennial
• Town Hall Chat and BBQ! April 11, 2012
• Thrift store gives out prom dresses
• Alamo Squares celebrate 100 years in Otero Co.
• High school student mourned
• N.M. racing regulator plans more drug tests of horses
• Rotary Scholarships Deadline: Monday, April 2, 2012
• Kidd-Johnson stumps for open N.M. Senate seat
• C.O.P.E. 'Breakaway' concert
• The Tigers finished second in the state spirit competition during the weekend in Rio Rancho.
• SVAA Collects Over $400 During Fundraising Barbeque
• Student Government Nominations
• Thousands of people converge on WSMR for 23rd annual Bataan march
• Rogers appointed to governor's committee
• Bataan survivor participates for fourth time at 93
• Tularosa turns 150
• Pope visits Mexico, prays for victims of violence
• APS consolidates Holloman schools
• Nivison talks up campaign for county board seat
• Alamo mom charged with child abuse
• DA debate challenge
• Prather makes case for county treasurer
• Vehicle crashes through wall at Tulie post office
• Important supernova caught in act of exploding
• New Mexicans feeling pinch of rising gas prices
• Tularosa readies for centennial parade
• Village board seeks funds for road work
• Obama visits N.M.
• Woman killed in Wednesday crash
• Button Brand: There was no puppy abortion
• Melzer ready to tout N.M. history Friday in Alamo
• Shooter sentenced
• NMSU looks at reptile populations at HAFB
• Filing day
• Enchanting presentation
• Tulie celebrates centennial with parade, fair
• Tulie traffic signal going in
• County redistricts
• Najera sentence suspended
• Tulie council ready to meet
• NMSU-A’s PTK Chapter Wins Awards
• Blood Needed! March 31 blood drive at the Mall
• BRaC discussed Friday at civic center
• Lizard debate continues
• Obama to visit Carlsbad
• Sanchez in town
• Guerra throws hat in for county clerk position
• Tulie code issue tempers rise
• Prather announces run for treasurer seat
• Young man shot in leg
• Lujan faces charges
• Local projectionist volunteers for library films
• Otero County to hear from public on redistricting
• Tulie resident claims property code violation
• 2012 Summer & Fall Class Schedule Now Available!
• NMSU-A NISOD Excellence Awards Recipients
• Fire breaks out in High Rolls home
• Mall hosts vets jobs fair
• APS adopts new logo
• Schools discuss Spice and K2 problem
• Galea chosen as mayor
• Academic Support Center Spring Break Hours
• Students unhurt in Mustang, bus collision
• NMSU-A tuition going up
• NMSU-A Blood Drive
• Matthew Skinner and Robin Lyn Named to the All-New Mexico Academic Team
• Alamogordo Speaker Series presents Richard Melzer
• Campus Events March 13 – 15
• New commissioners take office tonight
• 2 arrested in town plagued by blackmail plot
• Forest Service defends road closures
• 'We must be perfect'
• Local women honored
• Calif. sex offender seeks safe haven in New Mexico
• Martwick plans to run for re-election as DA
• School supports deployed troops
• Local Lego team raising funds today for Florida competition
• Food bank delivers to needy, despite low funds
• Traveling in 'hyperspace' not in foreseeable future
• Traffic stop leads to burglary arrests
• Animal control ordinance gets another hearing
• Living history in Alamo
• Man accused of trying to pull weapon on police
• A visit from the past
• Van Arnam sentenced
• APS takes students beyond school day with activities
• Redistricting blamed for minor voting snafu
• Old-time radio hits airwaves Wednesday
• Write-in candidates dominate election in Cloudcroft
• Election surprises
• 2nd 8 Week Classes Begins March 13
• Attention Future Engineers!
• Godinez sentenced, 16 years suspended
• Library celebrates birthday with a garden party
• Voting time
• Two Alamogordo women stopped for transporting heroin
• Local man faces battery charges
• 'Voices' closes with enthusiasm for next year
• WSMR Navy Sailor visits Afghanistan
• Commission candidates address issues
• Leal pleads in false imprisonment, more
• Man wanted in burglary felony
• Clinic cares for Holloman's closest critters
• Burt, Adair differ on Spaceport issue
• County animal control hearing goes viral
• 20 years of discoveries leave theory behind
• Wells Fargo changes Saturday hours
• APL celebrates birthday with music, politics
• The Crimson Gazette is now available
• Showing support
• City adopts Robert's Rules
• 32 Carlsbad dogs euthanized due to rabies exposure
• Students visit Las Cruces for History Day
• Eagle Forum back in action
• Man arrested with 12.32 pounds of cocaine
• Rep. Antonio Lujan will seek re-election
• PNM accused of greed
• Attempt made to assault teen
• Town Hall Chat BBQ on Tuesday, March 13
• Gutierrez won't seek re-election
• VFW hands out 'Patriot' awards
• 'Downwinders' looking for volunteers
• March to Statehood
• Alamo mail processing moving to El Paso
• Otero Hunger Coalition making strides to help poor, homeless
• Gonzalez sees Asbill's Senate seat as chance to fulfill American dream
• Police search for KFC robber
• Western Bank president seeks seat her father held for 12 years
• Leukemia fundraiser starts today
• LA LUZ--New Mexico State Police continue their investigation today of a vehicle accident in an arroyo on private property.<p>
• City attorney feels charter rule unconstitutional
• Culvert flooding issue flowing through court
• Police plan DWI checks
• Auriga is one strange, but massive, star
• Alamo City Commission candidates face questions about city's future
• Alamo man charged in bike death
• State police shut down Sunland Park City Hall
• New Cloudcroft school board rules limit community input
• Feds to up presence in Four Corners
• Tasting literary history
• Alamo man charged with attempted murder
• Matthis acquitted of burglary, larceny charges
• Certificate Application Deadline is on March 2, 2012
• Asbill retiring
• Man charged for selling drugs
• Space hall holds special induction ceremony
• Concert to raise money for famine relief
• Freedom Banquet Saturday
• WSMR tank mechanic accepted to West Point
• German minister of defense visits Holloman
• 82 people arrested
• City looks to expand MLK Jr. Drive
• Rotary gauging interest in starting club at Holloman
• File FAFSA by March 1st for Maximum Financial Aid Eligibility
• Samaritans stop for roadside incident
• Venus, Jupiter making moves
• Burt talks about budget
• 'Voices' intent was to raise awareness
• Rardin to Rardin: Let's fund some fun
• Adressing truths
• City looks at Florida Ave. jog
• Sorting things out
• Skandera confirmation unlikely again
• Scholar Dollars Scholarship
• Form for 2012 Graduation Ceremony
• Forest Service sues state, Otero Co.
• Behind-the-scenes pilots
• Holloman will receive $25M for upgrades
• Police probe Walmart stabbing
• Students highlight state's science firsts
• Tea party debates mayoral election issue
• Goodbye, Wayne!
• Martinez still fights for initiatives
• Senior citizen busted for meth
• Mourning wife walks for C.O.P.S.
• Roswell man busted for marijuana
• Gray plans to run again
• Women caught with 'shrooms
• Governor seeks another vote on Spaceport protections
• Texas, New Mexico police issue Amber Alert
• Weed residents doubtful of F-35A training EIS
• State test needed to graduate
• School bonds pass
• Security issues
• Time to prepare for garden abundance
• 'Voices' inspire show's dancers
• Buffalo Soldiers visit Alamo
• Voting convenient
• Tuesday's school bond election
• TRAC technology donated to New Mexico school
• WSMR demolition offers training opportunity
• Bone marrow drive today
• Reading bill has gained momentum
• Cloudcroft schools hire consultant
• License law gains a step
• Cloudcroft school board finds money for consultant in superintendent search
• Alamogordo woman caught with stolen gun, laptops
• Tularosa man pleads to child porn
• Company launches third rocket at Spaceport America
• County is getting solar for prison
• Appeals judge wants to retain seat
• PRC approves gas company request
• Prison position settled
• Vice President for Student Success Candidates
• Police find high-grade marijuana
• Baroz pleads to tampering with evidence
• UNM Recruiter Visit on February 7
• Production raises voices against discrimination
• Tie a yellow ribbon
• Auto theft
• Nomination questioned
• Former Otero Co. sherrif John Lee dies
• Border Patrol seizes $325,000 worth of marijuana
• Nunez seeks redemption on driver's license issue
• Wolves' senses tapped to keep them clear of cattle
• Trotter sentenced for taking AHS golf cart
• Agency merger plan falls flat
• County requests citizen input on animal control ordinance
• S.W.A.T., ADPS called as precaution to domestic dispute that ends well
• Need to add a class?
• Student Union gets a Facelift
• Bill Lockhart Receives the Roush Excellence in Teaching Award
• County weighs its interest in historic Plaza Pub against finances, insurance costs
• Eros: The ultimate science fair project
• Recycling sees upswing
• N.M. moves to end 'brain drain'
• New bakers coming to town
• Townsend talks about struggle for statehood
• Elderly man missing since Nov.
• Sacramentos suffer from bark beetles
• NMSU-A Presents “In Our Own Voices”
• Two charged in home burglary
• F-117 dedication
• Albuquerque's settlement costs rise in 2010, 2011
• Ranchers sue Forest Service
• Presentation reveals stories of courage
• Opportunity for a Career Track with the USDA Forest Service
• German Air Force plans fundraiser to help find bone marrow donor for 7-year-old boy
• Gingrich storms to S.C. victory
• Sundance debuts film made in Alamogordo
• Legislators propose changes for PRC
• Indian casinos struggle with debt
• South Carolina primary deemed 'neck and neck' between Romney, Gingrich
• Border Patrol to build station in Bootheel
• Governor wants ban on fireworks
• TKA of the Week
• Airman cleared in shooting death
• Happy ending
• New year brings new library happenings
• City districts revised
• Students learn about drug safety, trafficking
• Spring 2012 Degree Deadline
• First PTK Meeting of the Spring Semester
• Competition brings out best in local students
• Bonds on the ballot
• Dems silent
• State celebrates 'air' roots as part of centennial
• Occupy the Roundhouse
• Two Tularosa trustees run for re-election unopposed
• Lujan reveals cancer
• Grading Susana
• NMSU Aggie Apparel Sale
• First ACE Meeting of the Spring Semester
• Missing autistic teenager found in good spirits
• Martinez readies for fight
• PRC target of reformers' bill
• Hamilton looking for voter identification
• Legislature gets back to grind today
• Third grade plan?
• Governor renews driver's license fight
• The heat is on
• Legislators receive prayers
• Community leaders discuss synthetic marijuana
• Pit rule public hearing delayed
• Judge: Edwards has serious heart condition
• 3 killed at N.C. lumber company; gunman hurt
• Did city bend rules?
• Chess Club Elections
• The final frontier
• Car accident temporarily closes U.S. Highway 54 north of Tularosa
• Moon missions find success, support
• Electric providers seek bill increases
• Former Alamo man pleads guilty to conspiracy to transport illegal aliens
• Agents halt U.S. entry to sex offender
• Group seeks names of foreign voters from Duran
• Firefighter training
• 16 candidates file for city commission seats
• Timberon warned to boil water
• OCSD nets big drug bust
• Pecan demand on rise
• Area school letter grades list
• Martinez lauds state's school grading system
• Judge halts oil and gas pit rule appeals
• APS confused by school grades
• Apply for a Student Charge Account
• Keeping students in mind
• Activists keep asking for Albuquerque police probe
• More hunters will pursue bighorn sheep
• Wilson charged in coffee shop stabbing
• Connie Breding Interviews Campus President, Dr. Jimeno
• Building minds with Legos
• Senior and school menus
• High Rolls EMT wins prestigious award
• Legislative Prayer Breakfast still a go
• Kintigh bill favors better pension options for older legislators
• Raise that 47-star flag
• State health department finds rabies in Carlsbad dog
• Cloudcroft superintendent will retire
• PRC puts the brakes on vehicle use by employees
• Elderly man dies in accident
• Gallery announces closing plans
• Martinez wants budget increase
• Cook's rents act enables banks to collect
• Arizona man arrested when drugs, money found in car
• Tularosa couple taken in for meth trafficking
• Senator visits area to look at health care
• Woman guilty of reporter assault
• After 3 years legislators push for budget increase
• Man pleads to baby killing
• Young man faces multiple charges
• State considers Caylee's Law on missing children
• Ski Apache runs 100 percent open, ready for skiers
• First baby of the year born in wee hours at GCRMC
• Happy birthday New Mexico
• Martinez pushes third-graders law again
• New changes at Alamogordo News
• Local attorney accused of breaking and entering
• Centennial spirit
• Mail operation still under review
• Utility rates will rise Sunday
• A good year for the Quadrantids
• Chaparral man charged with CSP, assault
• Robbery suspect caught
• Good, but uneven
• Former hospital exec sued over missing $3.2M
• Johnson quits Republican Party
• Martinez wants more money for college preparation
• 1st National Bank robbed Tuesday night
• Arrests down at border
• Fischmann will seek re-election to state Senate
• Santa Fe police begin tracking burglars
• Bye bye, GOP
• Trestle vista now open
• Secret Santa still at work
• Court backs up ABQ officer's search
• AP: BLM chief in Nev. wants more eyes on roundups
• New thrift store focus on helping
• Bill to name courthouse for Edwin Mechem
• Man faces CSP arrest
• Christmas Round Table style
• Two arrested on drug charges
• Tularosa to get stop light
• The comet that survived
• HAFB personnel prepare for operation assist Santa
• Rardin holds forest meeting
• Save up to 60% with eTextbooks!
• Mrs. Claus finds her stolen car, gets job back
• Otero Mesa: Protecting the 'thin places'
• Gun store owner may withdraw guilty plea
• Anderson awarded game ball
• Wind, rain bring winter to south
• Places for holiday cheer
• Las Cruces residents ponder mystery plane
• County: Feral hogs a problem
• Las Cruces mall welcomes back Mrs. Claus
• Storms help loosen drought's grip on state
• Election polling places simplified
• Downed pole causes lights to flicker
• Teens charged in thefts
• Garcia seeks seventh term
• Program brings smiles to Otero County for 30 years
• Student Organizations Awards Banquet
• Police seize local store
• NIH changes chimp policy
• In Our Skies: Kepler begins detecting Earth-like worlds
• Water issues top agenda in Alamo
• APS disappointed in Hale verdict
• Martinez in town
• APS disappointed in Hale verdict
• Group moving forward on N.M. ghost town
• Lawmakers quarrel over 'corruption' comment
• Contemplate meaning of Bill of Rights on Thursday
• Dems win court ruling
• Owner of Gato Mountain Ranch creates 'recreational opportunities' for wildlife
• Leaving Alamo for El Paso?
• Five charged in burglaries, auto thefts
• Law enforcement board says it has no confidence in AG's prosecutor
• NMSU-A Nursing Graduates Represent the Future
• Man arrested on drug charges
• OCSD investigating trailer arsons
• Chimps bid farewell: Last of Coulston primates leave for Florida
• Agents recover drugs tossed from car
• Motorcycle driver perishes in Friday accident
• Martinez takes aim at medical marijuana
• Timberon water woes
• Widow exposes mishandling of troop remains
• Program gets soldiers out of barracks
• Tree vendor still at it at age 99
• Cereceres jailed on embezzlement charge
• Church marks 400th anniversary
• 'Lone Ranger' movie to ride again in N.M.
• Man lives through snowy ordeal
• Campus Winter Break Hours
• Two men from Juarez, Mexico, earn Master Gardener status in Alamogordo
• 86-year-old man survives winter storm ordeal, but wife dies
• Martinez proposes $17 million more for reading
• Mobile home catches fire
• Suspects charged with stealing guns
• Sungrazers can become spectacular sights
• Pearl Harbor Day
• Blagojevich gets 14 years in prison for corruption
• Michigan tourism officials take off gloves, challenge Wisconsin
• More planes set to arrive
• Deputies seize coke, arrest 2
• NMSU-A Named Most Military Friendly
• Campus Open Forum Scheduled
• Finals Rescheduled Due to Weather
• Beefed-up security
• Stealth fighter marks important anniversary
• Planet in sweet spot of Goldilocks zone for life
• Living with pain
• Return to Pearl Harbor in death
• Alamogordo schools, other agencies close due to winter storm
• Postal cutbacks to delay 1st-class mail
• Age won't stop them
• N.M. congressional redistricting trial begins
• State Highway Dept. truck overturns in wintry conditions
• Campus Closure Monday, December 5
• Alamo couple jailed for prostitution
• Take extra care of those festive Christmas plants
• Santa visits Alamogordo
• Metal thieves pose problems
• GRADS grant gets community involved
• Valuable service
• Relations with tribes at turning point
• Fort Sill Apache lobbies for casino support
• Lincoln plans burns starting Monday
• ADPS provides winter weather safety tips
• Former Tulie coach, teacher sent to prison
• Tularosa man jailed on federal child sex trafficking charge
• Law would limit companies' liability on space flights
• Treats for funds
• IN OUR SKIES: Mars holds fascination for man
• 12 years in prison
• Former AHS band director sentenced to probation
• Civil Air Patrol marks 70th year today
• Hispanic group allowed in redistricting case
• Public gets its chance
• NMSU-A Jazz Band Holiday Concert
• NMSU-A Math Department Offers a New Course: COLL 111
• Bank celebrating the holiday spirit
• APS hears redistricting plan
• Trial slated for gun trafficking case
• Former AHS band director sentenced to probation
• Police search shop
• Honing skills
• Walker speaks today
• NMSU-A Singers Host a Holiday Concert
• Considering mining
• A bit off the beaten path
• WSMR commander aims to do more with less
• Quarter of American deaths in Mexico were homicides
• Turkey, kindergartner style
• Lakes of Europa could indicate signs of life
• WSNM open house Friday
• Germans enjoy similar Thanksgiving holiday
• Ga. farmers crack down on rash of pecan thieves
• GUEST COLUMN: Have yourself a wealthy Thanksgiving
• Alamogordo helps fill shoeboxes with gifts and Gospel
• Two men face drug charges
• Ancestral Apache use of Otero Mesa
• Short-range combat
• N.M. agency assesses nearly $7M in penalties
• Legislators eye redistricting compromise
• 'Tis the season for fire
• Food for the needy
• Snow in the Sacramentos
• Pet adoption event a 'huge success'
• Lincoln hosts workshops in December
• County passes bond issuance for prison
• Fall 2011 Student Art Show
• Dr. Joyce Hill Accepts Invitation to Join Online Task Force
• Toys deliver joy to orphans
• No exposure dooms Johnson's White House bid
• Cantin elected president of state clerks group
• Author dazzles with farm-fresh recipes
• Border issues stall art show in Tularosa
• Cyber stalker planned sex with teenager
• Engineer talks about trains
• Public rains on fire rule
• Looking for cookie support
• Campus Thanksgiving Hours
• Putting NIE to work
• Man in jail for double assault
• Space program 'demise' is only a progression
• Deployed service members remember
• Math, science graduates needed
• Alamogordo Idol finalists compete, winner announced
• WSMR explores network integration
• Napolitano says focus stays on sustaining border efforts
• Missing girl found in Tucson
• Student Organization Awards Banquet
• Transfer Advisor Day at NMSU-A!
• Girl missing since Friday
• Courts seek $5.1 million increase to keep doors open, pay jurors
• Supreme Court grills defense in beating death of colt
• Animal Village holds Fur Fiesta
• Town Hall Chat
• OCSD asks for crime solving help
• A place for stealth
• Cookbook
• Smithsonian gets Carlsbad's 70s-era 'Jaws of Life'
• News on the Hill
• SANE gets new coordinator
• Ham reception celebrates donations too
• Legislative lobbyists in eye of a political storm
• Superintendents: Focus should be on intervention
• Apaches work to save language
• Cannon eases housing issues
• Report: New Mexico foreclosures up 75 percent
• Burned body identified
• Honoring our veterans
• NMSU Government and Public Service Career Fair
• Vet recalls World War II service
• Vet speaks out against open-air burn pits
• Army uses Lincoln for radio training
• Border Patrol agent pleads to indecent exposure
• Haydu leaves library for new position
• Veterans sought to attend ceremony Saturday
• Online fees bring stress to NMSU-A students
• PNM payment counter closing
• Majority of PRC favors reduction of agency's powers
• Drivers charged with racing on streets
• Wilson says dreams at risk
• WSMR land, ranchers subject of talk
• Rollover takes lives
• The Spring 2012 Class Schedule is Available!
• Local police encourage trick-or-treat safety
• ADN has New Mexico Better Newspapers Contest winners
• Lyons accuses auditor Balderas of misconduct
• The deep, dark roots of JPL
• Sold! HOSC auction benefits community
• Judicial District recognizes victims of domestic violence
• Steam train on way
• Preparing for the worst
• Alamogordo Zoo Boo MLK Youth Group
• Looking for fun
• Drops for prescription drugs available today
• Nervous actions give away Alamogordo drug smuggler
• Udall visits Holloman
• Pharmacy to collect unused drugs Saturday
• Three busted on drug charges
• 'Murder in the Wild West' provides suspense
• Cook makes political faux pas
• State Police ask for public's help in Link homicide investigation
• Red Ribbon Week takes a stand against drugs
• Illegal aliens found riding in rescue vehicle
• Commission hikes reimbursement
• Shooter exercise planned at Holloman
• Veterans Day prep work
• One big cash drain
• Case highlights perils of domestic violence
• Protesters, UNM square off
• Murder trials face long delays in southern N.M.
• Gov. picks 5 PRC finalists
• Thinking of the military
• Bus rider busted for 25 pounds of pot
• President Couture’s State of the Campus Speech
• Control of the skies
• Alamo hosts reunion for classes 1948-59
• Bransons, space tourists anxious for maiden flight
• WHAT'S UP AT WSMR: U.S. Navy marks 236th birthday
• THIS WEEK IN SPACE HISTORY: White House to Army: Sit on it
• F-22 will conduct night flights over Tularosa Basin
• Tip-top health care
• Mobile home slightly torched
• Alamo woman charged with injuring baby
• Prescribed burn planned in Lincoln
• Counsel in block case made about $17K
• Two life sentences
• Foreign national driver's licenses draining staff
• Fine art benefit gala begins tonight
• N.M. State Fair awash in debt
• Letting in the power of the sun
• Murder tale all true
• Mountain towns get post office closure info
• One City, One Book focus is on murder, mystery
• PTK Orientation
• Suspended attorney petitions Supreme Court
• Chili cooks
• State job growth flat
• Spaceport visited
• Wreck sends three to hospitals
• NMSU-A Hosts the NMSU Board of Regents
• Unsolved murder leaves Hidalgo family in pain
• Two homes built
• Anders snapped famous 'Earthrise'
• WSMR health fair perfect forum for blood drive
• Cloudcroft art in display
• City looks into walking path extension along Ocotillo Dr.
• APS seeks people for its goals teams
• Dem congressman raises $652,000 in N.M. Senate bid
• 50 years of Chaparral
• Fifth DWI lands man in prison
• Duran reverses course
• Prosecutor appeals judicial misconduct case
• AG Gary King OK with campaign contribution
• Practice makes perfect
• Local post offices face closure
• GOP, Democrats fight in court
• Commission talks about pay
• ASC Writing Tutor has an Article Published
• NMSU-A Student Government Online Bulletin Board
• Low holiday sales predicted
• Second chance
• Chaparral man arrested on aggravated battery charges
• Border Patrol stops cocaine at checkpoint
• Pumpkin history
• Pumpkin trivia
• Border bullets coveted across Mexico
• Church receives pumpkins
• Alamo woman jailed for fleeing state
• Elks Lodge Recognizes Graphic Design Students
• Group aims to protect national parks
• ALAMO'S OWN: Eternal kindness pays dividends for Drunzer
• Awesome aerial display
• Watch out for that train
• SPACE HISTORY: Soviet premier pushes propaganda
• Thunderbirds featured at air show
• MQ-9 crashes
• Alamogordo man gets prison term for violating probation
• N.M. governor vetoes redistricting plans
• NMSU-A Celebrates Pink Week, October 10-15
• Attention Future Engineers!
• Saturday air show brings Thunderbirds to town
• Train demo teaches safety
• Special session setback
• City conducts town hall meeting tonight
• Martinez signs jobs bill
• New report cards disturb parents
• Students walk and roll to school
• 85 people apply for Block's PRC seat
• Board of Regents Events for October 9 & 10
• St. Francis Day at local church draws some unique animals
• Bust nets 1.8 lbs of marijuana
• APS brings brings training to those who support military families
• Man busted for meth, going home convicted
• Redristricting questioned
• Space museum director leaving
• ACE & PTK Sponsor Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser
• Join us for a One City, One Book Discussion Group!
• City looks at plan to straighten roads
• Five year UAV
• City adopts ICIP projects
• Leslie Padilla saw the world, changed professions
• Bestselling author featured at library
• City commissioners discuss getting payed
• Getting to the Moon: Scientists counted the ways
• Man busted for dealing pot
• Banned Books costume winners
• Alamo man found with bomb
• Airstrike kills Las Cruces native
• Wilson: F-16s critical to HAFB mission
• City eliminates co-op at airport
• Upcoming October Events at NMSU-A
• Student Government Welcomes Three New Senators
• Fire Prevention Day kicks off Saturday
• Round Table changes format
• Remembering the missing
• Judges select new library card design
• Re-enacting history
• Sanchez takes up for F-16s
• Block resigns from PRC
• Supreme Court may have to referee redistricting case
• Block may resign from PRC
• Prosecutor seeks to keep Navajo files from being destroyed
• Reading banned books
• Employers looking to hire in Las Cruces
• Thrifty sales, buys
• Open again
• Last Day to Withdraw from First 8 Week Classes
• Banned Books Week Read Out, September 27
• Town Hall Chat on Wednesday, October 12
• Banned books focus at library this week
• Royalty
• Arrowsmith-Lowe named rector at St. John's
• Legislature adjourns
• Supporting sober efforts
• Industry day helps Army get better gear sooner
• Sean Barbaras finds adventure at West Point
• Redstone still a reliable workhorse
• Pines Stewardship Project awarded
• Cooking up support
• County discusses giving town of Chaparral to Dona Ana
• Senate bill holds line on business taxes
• Martinez will veto
• Fire prevention weeks begins in Cloudcroft
• Driver's license bill is dead, sponsor says
• F-22s return to flying ops
• Lands day recognized with fee-free areas in forest
• Session grinds to stop
• Moon appointed to state board
• Oktoberfest offers more stops, new rules for 2011
• Hanson Scot comes to visit about Joint Land Use Study program
• Air Force returns F-22s to service
• Death toll in cantaloupe outbreak rises to 8
• Teen strikes two traffic signal poles
• Conservationists push for Otero Mesa protection
• Family: Brass thieves raid N.M. Marine's gravesite
• County to name day after Rathgeber
• Block on the block still
• Redistricting bill pairs two Senate Republicans
• Local Rotary clubs gain with wine and music fest
• Seminar offers hope for homeowners facing foreclosure
• State rejects request for evidence of driver's license fraud
• Congressional hearing focuses on border security
• Two from El Paso arrested in burglary, shooting case
• Senate redistricts
• NMSU-A Student Government Needs You to Vote!
• Making a statement
• ALAMO'S OWN: Woods instills educational work ethic in students
• Wine and music in Alamo
• British balloonist prefers White Sands
• Governor likely has no backing
• WHAT'S UP AT WSMR: ARMY begins new email service transition
• Sanchez counters Ariz. Sen. McCain
• No gunman found at locked-down air base
• Housing danger: Slump a 2012 liability for Obama
• Violent crime plunges 12 percent
• Historic concerns
• Wastewater facility will get further than expected for less
• Shot fired at Verizon store
• For safety or politics?
• Sheriff seeks safety at tree event
• New artist picked for wine, music festival
• Mysterious light over Southwest likely a fireball
• Nigeria officials dismiss 'killer' phone number
• Scientists say film 'Contagion' is for real
• Anthony must pay for investigation
• Stepmother gets up to 18 years in girl's killing
• Scientists find 'Star Wars'-like planet
• Aiming for the sky
• Weekend events and entertainment
• Deal legalizes tree-cutting event
• Shacks receive reprieve
• SAT reading scores fall to lowest level on record
• Police: Humans remains found in search for mom
• Justice Ginsburg slides to safety off airplane in Va.
• 12 al-Qaida linked militants killed in southern Yemen
• Town Hall Chat on Wednesday, September 14
• Presentation for Hispanic Serving Institutions Week: Thursday, September 22
• Constitution Day Panel Discussion: Are Video Games Free Speech?
• Cantaloupe warning issued; Listeria outbreak linked to Rocky Ford melons
• Not a career politician
• Courts prepare to give free legal advice
• Protesters livid over gun ban
• Ruidoso residents want attorney, mayor to resign
• Wolf release in Mexico spurs questions in U.S.
• 9/11 ceremony features NYPD officer's story
• Confronted with arrest on drug charges, man changes name
• Representative suggests two kinds of licenses
• Parties split in Legislature
• Two women injured after being thrown from horses
• Student Block Party Winners!
• NMSU-A Student Government Needs You!
• N.Y. native finds peace in Bent
• Pilot on escort flight
• Reverend recounts visit to White House
• Sheriff reassures safety to students
• Courage of Flight 93 victims lauded at dedication
• WHAT'S UP AT WSMR: WSMR boasts new dental services clinic
• ALAMO'S OWN: Rodriguez turns hard life into successful career
• SPACE HISTORY: Kennedy sets course for space 'sea'
• Twin NASA craft launched to study insides of moon
• Labor Day event raises plenty of cash for Timberon
• Ex-bank supervisor faces 41 counts
• Terror threat puts U.S. on alert
• Judge warns Jackson jury prospects about Web use
• Mel Gibson plans film about Jewish hero
• Driver's license fight gets religion
• Ceremony will honor 9/11 rescue personnel
• Logging concerns
• 9/11 Memorial Ceremony
• Planning Sober Fest
• AF releases new map for Colo. training flights
• Watery fire
• National Guard troops extend stay at border
• Mayor provides city overview
• Legislature sets aside $1 million for impeachment of Jerome Block Jr.
• NMSU-A enrollment drops 12.5 percent
• Jail death Sunday
• Senator torn on license vote
• El Paso-based eatery coming to Alamogordo
• Lujan: Political boundaries main job during legislative special session
• Redistricting will be the priority
• Committee forms to impeach Block
• Holding fast against tax increases
• Disabled find jobs at White Sands
• BLM set to attack county salt cedars
• Education reform pushed
• Perry tells N.H. 'no' to border fence
• Labor Day address
• New dental staff ready for challenge
• Some gardening questions answered at the fair
• Billboard abuse to be restrained
• Space belts save lives on Earth
• Special session begins
• Herrell's family descends on Alamogordo
• Alamo goes back in time
• Parents charged in Tuesday homicide
• State's top prison official resigns
• Feds sue 17 biggest U.S. banks over risky mortgages
• Texas website shuts down after apparent hacking
• Arpaio, Seagal deny dog killing claim during home raid in Phoenix
• UPDATED: Two-seater plane makes emergency landing
• Passion for the law
• Bundy: Workers must get political
• Retired NYPD cop will visit Alamogordo
• Astorga death penalty case will proceed
• Half of Americans drink sweet beverages
• Texas wildfire's new path helping firefighters
• Hale enters plea in court
• Alamo man charged in fatal shooting
• Lawmakers urged to keep Indian-majority districts
• N.M. farmer to pay $18M in restitution to feds
• Detectives continue investigation into Tuesday night homicide
• Labor Day Holiday Weekend
• Agents raid gun stores in Las Cruces, Deming
• KOBR using digital-only signal
• Dog day afternoon
• Travel returns to normal - almost - after Irene
• Polygamist leader's condition improves, moved to prison hospital
• Jackson molest case will be barred from doctor's trial
• Martinez packs heat
• Space station may be evacuated by November
• Gadhafi's wife, kids flee
• Centennial quilt raffle
• Garcia turns on Martinez on social promotion
• New Mexico ranks 5th in number of gay couples
• Animal Village fundraiser nets $4,600
• Block safe until October
• Public Education Department leader gives updates about schools in New Mexico
• Live firefighter training
• Films in N.M. dying out?
• Alamo icon enjoys her golden years
• WHAT'S UP AT WSMR: Hotel group takes lodging control at WSMR
• THIS WEEK IN SPACE HISTORY: Clamann studies life in a spacecraft
• Arizona shooting suspect's condition worsens
• Texas Supreme Court upholds $5 strip club fee
• Iran warns of regional crisis if Syria falls
• Mexico reels from deadly arson attack on civilians
• Rardin says county taking over one acre of forest land
• Methamphetamine found on local woman
• Man arrested for attempted suffocation
• Road extension won't disturb dog park
• Deadly casino attack shocks Mexicans
• U.S. 54 North reopened
• Gov. to kickoff Centennial this weekend
• State jet flies to Alaska, permanently
• Traffic study ready for input
• U.S. 54 North closed
• County fair closes on a positive note
• Three indicted in driver's license ring
• Spaceport preparing for flight
• Reaper damaged in landing
• Library card design contest held
• Space station's robot wakes up
• Two gross receipts taxes reinstated
• Gov. sued again
• Utility company says botched process negates $1 million fine
• Book creator plays with light
• Back trouble
• Civil rights group sues governor
• PRC member faces impeachment campaign
• Quake rocks Washington, D.C. area
• Legislative Education Committee meets in Alamogordo
• Hospital, insurer seek relief in court
• Santa Fe mother shot and killed early Tuesday
• Democrats complain governor won't govern
• Heinrich visits Alamogordo
• Filmmaker with local ties selected for WSIFF
• The Fall Semester Degree Deadline is Fast Approaching!
• Tree burns on Pontiac Drive
• Anthropology 297 Offered this Fall at NMSU-A!
• Dr. Debra Teachman Completes the 2011 HERS Denver Summer Institute
• Area menus
• Heaven sent for victims
• County buys Elks Building for homeless shelter
• Obama to Congress: Time to create jobs for people
• Alamogordo's Own: Batie enjoyed 42 years in higher education
• SPACE HISTORY: Simons captures space, media records family reaction
• Cogentrix solar applications denied
• Local poets raise $1,000, give $500 to library
• Hero says he's illegal
• GOP insists rural air subsidy must be cut
• Fairly large effort
• Showdown winner
• White House orders agencies to cut budgets
• Are military pensions too 'generous'?
• NMSU-A Block Party on Wednesday, August 24
• Making their presence known
• Ferrari assumes command at WSMR
• APS will work on dialogue with citizens
• Improper photo identification voids woman's conviction
• Feds bust Iraqi-Mexican drug operation
• F-bombs dropping by the cluster in PG-13 movies
• Court examines death penalty repeal
• Yellowstone oil spill cleanup will last into fall
• Former governor has a day, gets a bust
• Fair weigh-in
• 'Dreams' facility backs off
• McBride taps famous cancer survivors for video
• County offers discount drug card
• Lincoln lifts fire restrictions
• Timberon preps for ATV invasion
• Desert trash concerns county officials
• New Mexico news roundup
• Elaborate outdoor concerts crank up safety concerns
• Man arrested after car chase through desert
• Kintigh says lizard not endangered
• Reservation dogs roam unchecked
• GCRMC files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Special session starts Sept. 6
• Two busted on drug charges
• New 'business' worries Cloudcroft residents
• Las Cruces-area utility is a mess, lawyer tells Supreme Court
• Assembly inspires teachers
• Congratulations to the Newly Elected Officers of the NMSU-A Student Government!
• Strong wind topples stage at Ind. fair, killing 5
• Bachmann touts experience running small business
• 3 N.M. lawmakers forgo town halls
• Candidates vie for NM water management job
• Taking it home
• National Poetry Slam attracts hundreds, including from New Mexico
• Roosa a 'can-do' spacefarer
• Zeke Castro writing book on Billy the Kid
• Silvery minnows raised successfully
• After summer of discontent, Obama embarking on bus tour to talk jobs
• Ready for school
• Man arrested for biting deputies
• Ready for school
• PNM talks higher rates
• Fires, drought push bears into cities
• Obamacare slammed
• ADN to launch online subscriptions for www.alamogordonews.com
• Gov't pays for empty flights
• Big Give holds awards party
• Deputy arrested
• Jerome Block loses spot as PRC vice chair
• New PNM rates take effect Aug. 21
• Gas spill
• Army vet returns 'home'
• Group sues EPA for documents
• City, county will keep their PSAPs
• Child ID in full force
• Feds studying alcohol detector as vehicle option
• NMSU-A Student Government Special Session to Elect Officers Thursday, August 11
• Hispanic GOP group to meet in N.M.
• Improving vets' health care
• House minority leader calls for Block probe
• British police face public anger as riots rage
• Homicide suspect pleads no contest
• All Students are Invited to Fall Meetings, Presentations and Lunch on Friday, August 19
• Bookstore Hours for Fall Rush 2011
• Drive aims to collect school supplies
• Trainload of jobs coming to N.M.
• PRC commissioner suspect in stolen car case
• Feds release wolf trapping study
• Zoo on brink of finishing elephant sperm bank
• NASA spacecraft begins 5-year trip to Jupiter
• Couple's remains found in Wyoming thrift shop
• SPACE HISTORY: Search for scientific truth increases at White Sands, Holloman
• Driver's license fight continues
• Burch-Wilson goes from lemonade stand to big business
• A walk for breastfeeding
• Aircraft and marijuana seized
• Discounts for rides available
• Air service could be cut
• Walk to take place Saturday
• Fire burns in nearby county
• Tax holiday time
• Martinez announces clothing allowance funding for children
• Cargo memorialized with capitol bust
• 1,100 answer state call
• Johnny Vigil not guilty
• Rare snail proposed for endangered listing after 27-year wait
• Fundraising campaign kickoff gives Flickinger arts center head start
• Fraud measure debated
• Mexican thug leader captured
• Fire breaks out in Sacramento Mountains
• Archery in his blood, Klinekole participates in Senior Olympics
• Trial drags
• Two local farmers markets accept vouchers from food agencies
• Harris moves on into behavioral sciences
• Army women's uniforms being tested
• Saturn built with union spirit, rescue in mind
• 10,000 to appear for driver's license check
• CC fails AYP
• White Sands National Monument celebrates new displays
• Internet abuse
• Some burn bans over
• Mother sentenced for death of child
• State welcomes Medal of Honor winner in home visit
• Judge: billboard stays, for now
• City votes to close Las Lomas Street
• PNM rate hike approved
• 54 years for CSP
• City disappointed with county approval of PSAP proposal
• Man hit on Tularosa highway
• Online Course Offerings for the Fall Semester
• King sentenced
• Group says gas, oil industry receives $104 million in yearly subsidies
• Tiny water company fights takeover
• Espinoza says lottery scholarships unfair
• Novel Destinations travels to Peru
• Ed consultants cost state
• Lueras released
• County helps tire recycling in Chaparral
• WHAT'S UP AT WSMR: WSMR inks rocket agreement
• Looking for rare earth
• School registration begins this week
• THIS WEEK IN SPACE HISTORY: Simon's solar experiment flown to space
• Dreams of having babies
• County sends gas letter to BLM
• County awarded food, shelter funds from feds
• N.M. schools miss the mark
• N.M. unemployment fund outlook improves
• Promotion time at ADPS
• County looks at goats to reduce wildfire danger
• Groups at odds over federal oil, gas regulation
• State grants permit to drill for minerals on Otero Mesa
• Supreme Court says judge acted improperly
• Pageant rehearsal
• Woman strikes detective in face
• OCSD seeks man wanted on drug charges
• Martinez ponders replacing top water manager
• Sheriff's deputies recover drugs, weapons
• Tularosa man busted for methamphetamine
• Martinez cracks down on driver's licenses
• Lincoln will reopen Thursday
• Talented Youth
• Save the "A" Project
• Alamogordo woman arrested on numerous charges, including robbery
• ATF chief confirms some criticism of the agency
• City begins demolition of dilapidated home
• Alamogordo MLK Youth Group
• New museum open
• Session faces battles
• Diehl improves lives by improving zoo environment
• Glenn captured the public's attention
• WSMR department earns JAG award
• Cloudcroft making a comeback
• Motorcycle collides with Jeep
• Price of adult admission for Otero County Fair rises
• Bell tolls for 102 Texas Ave.
• Duran praised, attacked for voter fraud investigation
• Holloman sends assets to Minot
• New Child ID program at weekend event
• Counterfeiters caught
• City contests census
• The rain came ...
• Girl pulled from canal is Juarez 5-year-old, father missing
• City has culvert plan
• Governor opposes tax on smokeless tobacco
• Prison facility guards face DWI charges
• Festival of Quilts features Australian quilter
• CC school board faces queries
• White says local Tea Party independent organization
• Counterfeit currency appearing around town
• Library summer program brings Bollywood to Alamogordo
• Rifle thief caught
• Juarez focus of Leon Metz Mexican Revolution talk
• White Sands National Monument named one of best family parks
• N.M.'s 'green jobs manager' quitting his job Friday
• PNM plans to fight PRC's order to buy more wind power
• End of the road
• Wallis sees challenges as new ADPS director
• In a deep hole?
• Giving blood
• SPACE HISTORY: Lunar destination dramatized
• Happy to give blood
• Redistricting examined on state TV show Saturday
• Holloman FOD resolved
• Lueras back, arrested
• Tidwell sentenced
• Border plan emphasizes drug prevention
• Suit challenges donations to King
• UBS ready for blood drive
• City makes zoning change
• Duran works on cleaning up Secretary of State's office
• Vigil-Giron seeks to restore her name
• Lab reopens as fire danger fades
• <b><font color=red>UPDATE:</b></font> Holloman aircraft crashes near Hope, ignites grass fire
• Owners tour homes, cabins burned in Las Conchas wildfire
• Court halts medication of suspect in Giffords case
• Six charged in burglary ring
• Counts considered for the N.M. Court of Appeals
• Teen faces murder charge in court
• State fires still burn
• Arizona looking at funds to build fence
• Family, police still seek killer
• Wolves face new challenges in struggle for survival
• Space station delights fireworks crowd
• Los Alamos evacuation order lifted
• Red, white and BOOM!
• Army evolves with NIE
• Essay winner writes of personal loss
• State education levels flip
• EBID asks governor for water
• Crab Nebula early on Space Trail
• Rathgeber steps down from Eagle Forum
• Youth pleads to murder
• Celebrations mark Independence Day events
• Little Lewis Fire mop-up operations continue
• Donaldson Fire needs water resources
• City display to light Sunday night
• More UTEP, NMSU, pro sports coverage unveiled on alamogordonews.com
• Fire near Los Alamos lab largest in state history
• No Admission Fee through August 15th
• Sacramento Mountains provide training grounds for firefighters
• Little Lewis, Donaldson fires still burning
• Culvert solution coming
• PED faces bus mess
• Little Lewis Fire meeting set for 7 p.m. Friday
• Alamogordo airport receives grant
• Chaparral woman convicted of defrauding union
• Two juveniles escape from southern N.M. lockup
• Martinez sends National Guard to help with Little Lewis Fire evacuations
• N.M. governor declares emergency on firework use
• Fireworks Extravaganza
• Weed area in fire danger
• Higher education chief on leave from NMSU job
• Wildfire burns on Donaldson ranch
• How do you celebrate the 4th of July? Let us know
• Electronics, robotics company moving to Alamogordo
• State health dept. confirms plague case in Rio Rancho dog
• Poor air quality blamed on wildfires
• Court tosses religious group leader's convictions
• ACLU won't challenge Katie's Law
• Online Course Offerings for the 2nd 5 Week Summer Session
• Mescalero men wanted on charges of stabbing elderly man, stealing his beer
• NMSU-A Offers Dual Credit Opportunity to High School Students
• Wildfire shuts Los Alamos lab, forces evacuations
• Police ID dead body
• PED cutbacks take effect Friday
• Future Miss America?
• Texas woman busted for pot
• Superintendents wary of grades for schools
• No fireworks allowed
• County keeps trapper
• Charity golf for United Way
• Area senior center menus
• Time may not be on attorney general's side
• Misplaced evidence?
• New Mexico AG defends record
• Group launches anti-Obama ads
• Fire causes damage
• Drivers catch a break as gasoline prices fall
• PRC approves proposed $84M power plant
• Endangered species hit hard by historic Arizona wildfire
• F-16 arrival delayed for 18 months
• Judge orders sign down
• Radiology renovation
• Supreme Court rules against Martinez
• Martinez vows tougher driver's license process
• APS projects on, ahead of schedule
• Cloudcroft OKs 4-day school week
• Biking for burn victims
• El Paso Electric close to building $83.9 million facility
• New laws take effect July 1 in N.M.
• N.M. court overturns Qwest regulatory order
• N.M. film industry insider to head state film office
• House fire contained
• Judge approves settlement over Indian royalties
• Maintenance supervisor hiring in Tularosa challenged
• Redistricting poses obstacles
• Loose tire blamed for fire near Mayhill
• Gov. will host town hall on Facebook
• 'Jackass' star Ryan Dunn dies in fiery Pa. crash
• Civil Air Patrol exercise plane finds fire
• Winds challenge crews battling Ariz., N.M. wildfires
• Judge to hear $3.4B Indian settlement case
• Billboard hearing held
• Soyuz 9 cosmonauts can't walk
• Project HOPE visits with health screen opportunities
• Tri-Service Motorcycle Rally brings together 450 bikes
• Santa Fe showdown
• Officials: Fireworks dangerous in dry year
• Cancer survivor readies for march
• Juneteenth makes 'equality' cause for celebration
• Culverts debated, city deadlocked
• Tulie fire at Circle Y Ranch could just be beginning
• War on drugs still strong
• County firewatch
• Democrats criticize secretary of state for mammoth voter investigation
• City gives dilapidated property owner more time
• Expansion halted
• MQ-9 damaged upon landing
• Base goes to FPCON Alpha
• Court upholds underwear search
• Republican party head prepares for battle
• Ike Stover acquitted
• Murder conviction reversed in N.M.
• Police seek help identifying dead man
• Pearce, ACLU seek investigations in soldier's claims of racial discrimination
• Woman dies hiking at White Sands
• Father of starved girl sentenced
• Girl rescues mountain
• Library 'Novel Destination' takes audience to Africa
• Pupfish team banned from local restaurant
• Holloman airman pronounced dead
• Cutting hours
• Wildfire near Raton doubles in size
• Fight against Ariz. fire moves closer to N.M.
• New TV guide appears Friday
• State police plan to use unmarked cars this fall
• ADPS finds drugs during traffic stop
• Ripe time of year
• Was first woman in space a reproductive guinea pig?
• Panel rolls back green building codes
• Santa Fe soldier set to receive Medal of Honor
• New Mexico tribes line up against new Anthony casino
• State police look into 64,000 N.M. voter files
• No power loss expected
• State lays off 44 workers
• Wildfire expected to enter N.M.
• Teens arraigned on murder charges
• 'It won't be a distraction'
• Bigrope gives Apache cultural, historical lesson
• Oil company pays big $350,000 fine
• Lincoln County foster mom killed
• Three held on murder charges
• Changing signs
• Ariz. wildfire threatens power lines
• Cooper's no 'Punk' about painting
• New boss at range
• Attack on lizard continues
• Fire claims abandonded building, camper
• Double-dipping teachers face pay cut
• County moves on Lincoln fire plan
• Union claims unfair wages in N.M.
• Coming back to life
• Lightning takes out Alamogordo power
• Local markets open, selling
• Snails, shrimp protected
• WSMR expects traffic
• NMSU-A Offers an Auto Mechanics Fundamentals Class
• Going to the heart
• Jupiter a 'crash program' to orbit
• Chile fraud aegis
• Kennedy spends time in Afghanistan
• Neighbor spots suspicious activity, follows
• Master Gardener class applications available
• Free fishing today on all public waters
• Revisiting the library book sale
• PRC rejects PNM plan
• Fresh produce available at four local farmer's markets
• Holloman mom gets 25 years for daughter's death
• Billboard goes to court
• Prepping for farmer's market
• Dry conditions almost record
• TBHS meeting features Townsend on Rhodes
• Equine virus threatens state horses
• NISOD Excellence Award Winners, Dr. Jan Starr and Lynette Wedig
• Brush fire breaks out in alley
• 'Stranger, don't touch me'
• County places ban on fireworks
• PNM falls short with PRC
• 'Books Revisited' debuts in mall location
• Honoring our veterans
• Executive session called off
• Study targets survival rates of newborn elk
• Lt. Gov. John Sanchez takes criticism for announcing his run for U.S. Senate
• Tularosa remembers its veterans brick by brick
• This week in space history: Kittinger dusts off telegraph on way to altitude record
• Congratulations, grads
• Teen accused in N.J. cop's death charged with murder
• Lockheed Martin hit by cyber attack
• Guerra seeks appeal from court
• Travel writer stops in Alamo
• Jaramillo named AHS principal
• State investigates measles case in Otero Co.
• Wilhelm shooting case goes to court martial
• Man with a plan
• City looks into solar power
• Senate votes to extend spying bill
• Court reverses teen's life term
• Mescalero man goes to prison for assault with boot
• Big-time imagination
• 'Buddy Poppies' will spring up Saturday in Alamo
• Border Patrol: Pupfish doesn't hinder job
• County forming plans to protect Lincoln
• APS ponders reduced budget
• City approves 2011-12 preliminary budget
• C.O.P.E. receives donation from the Give Back Foundation
• Sanchez eyes Senate
• Historian recalls dancing with past
• Idaho firefighters coming to N.M.
• Couple charged with enslaving nannies
• NMSU-A 2011 Graduation Ceremony Video
• VFW honors top for service
• Phony Navy SEALs abound
• Accident takes Tech. Sgt.'s life
• Racial slurs resolution still absent
• Situation critical
• Dog days not over for adopted retired military working dog
• Foster makes home in Los Angeles
• Tower made memorial to its creator
• State promotes hotline
• RASCAL a 'pilotless parasite' tested at Holloman
• Students launch dreams
• El Paso, Las Cruces dioceses settle on sexual abuse suit
• Multiple charges faced by Vasquez
• County convenience center at issue, no RFP
• Barnes & Noble at NMSU-A closed Memorial Day
• Mayhill Fire under control, under watch
• Mescalero tribal leadership looks at renewable energy projects
• Cloudcroft parents upset with board
• County questions census results
• APS reorganized
• Police ask residents to lock cars
• Tularosa man found guilty of CSP
• Letter to the Graduates from U.S Senator Udall, May 6, 2011
• NMSU-A Commencement Speech, NM Secretary of State, Dianna Duran, May 6, 2011
• 'Black Sheep' inactivated
• Richardson denies allegations of judicial bribery
• Mescalero man pleads guilty to assault charges
• Alleged bribery dismays judge panelist
• Mayhill Fire is 95% contained
• Sign causes stir
• Court suspends indicted judge
• Cell phone ban dials up 1,088 tickets
• Court: First-offense DWI has 1-year statute of limitations
• Women of merit
• Pieper comes from 5 generation N.M. heritage
• Yee talks about tax lightning
• Dianna Duran receives award from Tulie education board
• Training focuses on maintaining certification
• Lindbergh 'link' between early flight, space tourism
• Trap laws may alter
• Day of caring
• Pearce will honor Native American war pilot
• HAFB mom faces federal judge
• Ufologist questions government cover-ups of Roswell, Area 51
• Mayhill fire grows to 30K acres
• Crews fight fire with fire
• Martinez announces college expansion moratorium
• Government, wildlife group reach truce
• Columbus mayor agrees to resign, seeks payment
• Student Government Election Results
• Mayhill fire rages on
• Lincoln National Forest closes today
• City plans to demolish old Sun Motel
• City warns residents of dry conditions
• Program exposes area fourth-graders to the world of agriculture
• Cloudcroft schools approve 4-day school week, budget cuts
• Fire threatens Mayhill
• While drought may be normal, gardeners can take measures
• Dry Lincoln forest closes
• NMSU-A Jazz Band Spring Concert
• OCLEPC takes planning into schools
• Chavez has good reason to celebrate mother's day
• Two notable bills survive heated Senate debates
• X-8s carry critters to study physiology
• 4-day school weeks?
• Local communities, WSMR personnel meet to educate, talk
• PNM offers new device to keep track of energy
• Local CDC creates care packs for Holloman military working dogs
• NMSU slashes funds
• Air Force stops flying F-22 Raptor stealth jets
• NMSU-A Library Overdue Materials
• Under the pergola
• LNF will close May 12 due to dry conditions
• Cloudcroft ponders drastic school cuts
• Networking soldiers, empowering the individual
• Passing the test
• Wilhelm faces military charges
• Last World War I combat vet dies
• Graduation Ceremony Instructions
• Terrorist has N.M. roots
• Celebrating la promesa solemne
• Group protests failure to list jackrabbits
• Ranching family claims poisoning
• Speakers event brings McGarrity, Ch vez together to talk about literary New Mexico
• Holocaust survivor speaks at Holloman event
• City looks at signs with eye focused on Alamogordo clean up
• Sunday fire on Chalk Drive had electrical source
• Daughter sues mom for child support
• Earth Day event draws more than 7,000 people
• Martinez speech gets mixed reviews from small business community
• State leaders speak on bin Laden
• N.M. on alert but no threats
• Marchand remembers
• End-of-Semester Student Appreciation Luau
• Winnie-the-Pooh Showing May 7 & 8
• Celebrating Mother Earth
• Lack of rain takes toll on region
• Widower rides for cancer cure
• Day of Caring event fast approaching
• This Week in Space History: Carpenter goes from orbiting earth to seabed
• Winds hamper Organ blaze efforts
• William weds Kate as billions watch
• Busy fire year on tap
• Space Shuttle Endeavour's last trip delayed
• Obama says devastation unlike any he has seen
• History conference to be held in Ruidoso
• Manure pile ignites
• NMSU-A Social Sciences Club Raffle
• Earth Day Fair, Saturday April 30
• One in 110
• Abrams Fire finally subsiding in Organs
• Earth Day fair honors Mother Earth this year
• City contemplates fun
• McGarrity, Ch vez in town tonight
• Tularosa wrestles with FEMA issues
• Alamo man faces pot charges
• Base returns to FPCON Alpha
• Veteran clinic moves to mall
• No burning allowed
• High court will hear convicted murderer's appeal
• Alamo group hosts foreign visitor
• Feds blast Pearce for lizard misinformation
• Facebook launches deals program, rivals Groupon
• Town Hall Chat, Wednesday April 27
• Student Veterans of America – Alamogordo Meeting
• Carrying the torch
• Space flights could bolster N.M. economy
• Radioactive waste in N.M.?
• Blaze scorches 23,000 acres in Lincoln
• Vote For NMSU-A Student Government At Large Senators
• Race for Senate seat has become free-for-all
• Logging in the Lincoln: An industry still alive
• Standefer stands up for her students
• Logging in the Lincoln: Rardin, governor to meet about environmental issues
• Logging in the Lincoln: Pearce says his bill will create 5,000 new jobs
• Biologist: Lizard may need federal protection
• UXO brings loud booms to WSMR
• Paragliders for Gemini
• Abrams fire spreads to WSMR
• Police have new job
• Bus driver honored for saving life
• Child leaves school alone
• Pearce talks U.S. budget
• City weed policy changes
• Pets find homes at adopt-a-thon
• DoH: Don't give young poultry to children for Easter
• Police, OMI identify dead body
• Land commissioner files complaint over tire dump
• Martinez forms PAC to aid candidates
• APS may face $1.9M deficit
• Pearce: Debt is great threat to national security
• NMSU-A University Singers Concert April 30
• N.M. begins strict fire ban
• Pearce opposes lizard's status
• Vigil accused of stealing copper well wire
• Prescribed burns slated near WSMR
• Exec cancels spaceport deal
• Citizen of the Year
• Chamber awards top associate, business
• Ward earns Max Ray/Top Gun award
• Sanchez, Duran fire up crowd at 'Bawl'
• What's Up at WSMR: Trinity Site begins charging visitor fee
• This Week in Space History: Early space pioneer Crossfield busts Mach 2
• New hours, less hassle
• PED audits Alamogordo, Tularosa
• Resilient grapes
• Alamo man gets probation for Jan. 7 shooting
• NMDOT partially studies Tulie traffic
• Cryin' about Tax Day
• Teacher excited about poet's visit at chamber event
• Final Exam Schedule for Spring Semester
• Cloudcroft implements water, fire restrictions
• Moving to the mall
• Pets look for good homes
• Congress OKs big budget cuts
• City approves beer sales for Pupfish
• Nominations now Accepted for Student Government
• Military pupil power
• Court rules against Martinez
• Feds see bill to aid chimps
• Holloman air show to honor past, inspire future
• New German boss
• Voter fraud probe grinds in secrecy
• 'Walk Like M.A.D.D.' inspired by tragedy
• Budget cuts concern Cloudcroft schools
• Oscuro man held on murder charge
• NMSU-A Spring Student Art Show
• Event draws attention to assault
• Cocaine bust leads to felony charge
• White Fire winding down
• Board of Regents Approved Tuition Increase/Addendum to Summer 2011/Fall 2011 Schedules
• Blood Drive, April 14
• Survivors unite
• Garcia dedicates life to classroom, physical education
• Rotary business scholarship offered
• Martinez vetoes every tax increase
• Children's author visiting Alamo
• The spacecraft that revealed Venus
• Soldiers return home
• Book sale this week
• Alamo woman nabbed in heroin bust
• White Fire nears containment
• Bill allows dogs in some restaurants
• Scientists detect minute levels of Japanese nuclear radioactivity in air around Carlsbad
• PNM defends 10.8% rate hike
• Trujillo retiring
• Take Back the Night enters fifth year Saturday
• Gov. signs health insurance premium review bill
• Martinez nixes movie loan bill
• Business After Hours
• Patio Ribbon-Cutting
• State police officers no longer need college credit
• Martinez signs anti-paddling bill
• White Fire 50 percent contained
• Desert serves as classroom for students
• Two men stopped from pillaging trailer
• Governor visits fire scene
• Take Back the Night 2011 March and Rally
• Gov. signs bill in Alamo
• Tulie recommended for stop light
• Martinez vetos cigarette tax bill
• Area senior prosecutor collapses in courtroom, dies
• Martinez signs law against bullying
• Fire threatens Ruidoso
• Martinez creates hotline to report child abuse
• Governor to sign chili protection bill in Hatch
• Trinity Site to charge
• Youths arrested on drug distributing charges
• Committee calls for public opinion
• Pupfish to host inaugural Pecos League All-Star Game
• Attention: Veterans, Spouses and Dependants of Veterans
• An 'A' effort
• Trujillo, Duran take over Lincoln
• This week in space history: 'Rocket to Venus' hoax lasted more than a decade
• MQ-9 Reaper crashes at Holloman
• Crime V.I.N.E. goes online
• Gov. pushes teacher evaluations
• 'Buffalo Soldiers' exhibit on display at Flickinger
• Duran 'asked' to resign
• Ditch blaze under control
• 'Save the A' work nears
• Man injured in cycle crash
• APS hires finance consultant
• Angel visits Alamo
• Students watch politics in action
• Martinez moves through bills
• Color me Jack
• Local chef wins design competition
• Legislators round up session
• Governor signs bill to grade schools, A through F
• Johnson's bid for presidency marred by marijuana issue?
• Jackson faces drug charges
• Martinez expected to sign expanded law
• Rabid skunk found near Artesia
• Border agent shot man in back 3 times
• N.M. rural growth stagnate
• Town Hall Chat with Dr. Jimeno
• Summer 2011 Textbook List
• Bingaman: Pray for rain
• Eiffel space commemoration hailed, ballyhooed
• Woman arrested after allegedly having 14-year-old drive her to store for beer
• New number out for weed complaints
• Cardiel career change benefits students
• Ju rez peace celebration to be held in October
• Alamo man sentenced on drug charge arrested for burglary
• Retirees get break until 2012
• Son buys Alamogordo mom $200,000 lottery ticket
• Alamogordo Speaker Series Event, April 29th
• Peru presentation focus on anomalies
• Border Patrol nabs sex offender, seizes narcotics near Alamogordo
• Skandera still unconfirmed
• County retiree health insurance at risk
• Defensible space protects property from wildfire
• Sparse snow, rain warrant fire safety reminder
• RV ordinance not happening
• City may consider fun center
• Bataan Memorial Death March takes place Sunday
• Pearce talks forestry bill
• Martinez not giving up on license issue
• Campus Open Forum, Tuesday March 29
• Monday brush fire doused quickly
• Sunday fire burned in salvage yard
• Come to the A.C.E. Patio Sale!
• A common goal
• RV issue riles Alamo woman
• Analysis: Martinez scores wins, losses during session
• Three-time felon sent back to prison
• School paddling ban passes
• Two arrested in dog shooting
• Senate votes to forgive Union Pacific tax bill
• Felony burglary arrests netted
• Piedra gets 5 1/2 years
• Volunteering value found at C.O.P.E.
• School grade bill passes
• House refuses Senate's budget-balancing bill
• ACLU wants proof from Duran
• Spring Break Hours
• Exploring space, time
• Bill would extend school year
• Camacho faces 32 years in prison
• Environmental groups support Herrell's memorial
• Going paperless
• APS, NEA-A resolve impasse
• Census: Alamogordo population loses 5,179 people
• Voter ID bill blocked again
• Duran reveals possible voter fraud
• Spaceport timeline still intact
• Busted under the influence
• Former tribal leader dies
• Anti-bullying bill passes Legislature
• NMSU-A Students Participate in Transfer Day
• NMSU-A Graduation Fair, Wednesday, March 16th
• New park in town
• Photo IDs unresolved
• Spouses learn in etiquette luncheon
• Alamogordo's own Ann Hammond
• Cernan saw peace on Earth
• Senate narrows Katie's Law
• Psychology consultant speaks at base women's history event
• Bridal, fashion show today at civic center
• Governor won't budge
• Chile bragging rights retained by House
• Unique film event held today
• Habitual offender sent back for 64 years
• Summer and Fall 2011 Schedule Available Online
• NMSU-A 34th Annual Graduation Ceremony Sign Up
• Counterfeit money passing through Alamo businesses
• City moves forward with projects
• Raid nets 11 arrests
• Two differing license bills pass
• Tularosa PD promotes two
• State voter ID bill delayed again
• Ready for the run
• Controversial musician visits Alamogordo Friday
• U.S. Border Patrol nabs alleged sexual offender at station
• AMT announces cast for upcoming production
• Senate defeats Nunez bill on driver's licenses
• Federal cattle rustling curtailed
• Award-winning director hosts film showcase Saturday
• Theft leads to 30 years
• Trinity, an American bulldog, visits Capitol
• Storm assistance deadline near, help available
• License bill stripped of heart
• House votes down corporal punishment
• Wilson vies for Senate
• Library celebrates 111th birthday
• Parent conduct code bill fails
• Juarez native earns cabinet post
• Airman charged in Sunday stabbing in Alamogordo
• Effort begins to revive 1800s N.M. hotel
• Wilson to run for Bingaman's U.S. Senate seat
• Restoring the 'A'
• Lotze arrives in Alamo with 'German invasion'
• This Week in Space History: NACA pushes for supersonic speeds
• Electric car charges into Alamogordo
• Sertoma eighth-grade essay contest winners
• Gov. wins few battles with 2 weeks left in session
• Eidenbach pushes historical literacy
• Senior airman gets court martial
• Playful Desert Dawg
• Tractor-trailer catches fire
• Law repeal moves to final vote
• IG to look into anti-gun efforts on border
• Metals bill passes Senate
• Red Cross honors Alamo woman
• Obama considering every option for Libya
• New challenges at ADPS
• Alamogordo library celebrates 111 years on Saturday
• Blake leaves OCDC
• Rardin pushes for state control over wildlife
• Hole in the road
• Ban on texting while driving clears House
• Judge shares reasons for closing juvenile drug court
• Social promotion bill passes House
• Burt's first bill passes
• Gun thefts discovered
• Spaceport director hired
• Senate confirms Torres to DoH
• Paddling ban bill fails
• Senate approves bill to track movie money
• NACA takes first steps toward space
• Launch into history
• Randi McGinn goes from journalism to law practice
• Fazenbaker recognized at Sertoma banquet
• Woman aims to run down officer
• Holloman personnel train to fight terrorism
• City gathers public opinion on Fairgrounds Road project
• Educators group declares impasse
• City looking into RV storage issue
• Southern New Mexico remembers Apollo 14
• Chiropractors seek perscription rights
• Security guard stops burglar
• Martinez pushing anti social promotion education bills
• Young man sentenced on sex charge
• Harlem Ambassadors visit tonight
• Gov. loses cause
• Melvin Carter pleads guilty to drug charges
• Martinez voted off investment council
• Rardin supports species bill
• Downs could face competition with slot machines
• Too many jails
• Five Holloman officers headed to Test Pilot School
• Venom for every strike
• Bill targets false claims of selling N.M. chile
• Apollo flight director will visit Alamo
• Habitat breaks ground on two homes in Alamo
• Moving to new phase
• Drug court presses forward
• Flores seeks help with recycling programs within Otero County
• Espiritu, OCEDC target solar projects
• Program introduces youth to outdoors
• Adieu, senator
• English seeks Bingaman's seat
• Book signing honors of Black History Month
• School bill earns praise
• Martinez unhappy with budget proposal
• Dems block voter ID bill
• Riding for himself
• Odd bills flood N.M. Legislature
• <b><FONT COLOR="red">ALERT:</FONT></b> Alamogordo girl missing
• City discusses mayoral changes
• $1 million surprise
• Sun glare blamed for accident
• Cook pushes for stiffer penalty for DWI offenses
• Fire breaks out at North 54 Salvage
• Duran: N.M. voter rolls 'inflated'
• Scam letter makes rounds in Alamo
• APS bids adieu to two board members
• Martinez repeats push for A-through-F grading system for schools
• Courts requiring identity to see files
• Winnie-the-Pooh Auditions
• Bill suggests moving money from colleges to childcare
• Martinez wants to grade schools
• Juvenile drug court closes
• Firefighters extinguish blaze north of La Luz
• Filmmakers use La Luz for indie project
• 'Bebo' Lee takes on family ranching heritage
• Sgt. Maj. retires after 32 years of service
• Ehricke champions mankind's 'potential' in space
• Romance in the air as Valentines Day approaches
• License debate continues
• Helecopter training held in Alamo
• Man caught speeding with meth
• Sharpton expects more of schools
• Martinez urges repeal of law
• Gov. Martinez encourages victims of domestic violence, even illegal immigrants, to call police
• 14 cities declare disaster
• Edible art takes stage in Tularosa
• Fighting fires at 90
• Mountain communities urged to boil water
• County gets new dispatch center
• Ellis bill would require more police training
• APS schools have water
• Martinez chooses spaceport board
• City commission chooses mayor at large committee
• Memorial Service for Timothy Zimmerman
• Pipes down everywhere
• Rue asks for medical tech background checks
• Bill seeks to further regulate metal dealers
• Martinez says teachers, students must work harder
• <b><font color="#FF0000">BREAKING NEWS:</font color></b> Tularosa places extreme restrictions on water usage
• Vagina Monologues Rescheduled at NMSU-A
• Martinez speaks to Legislature
• EZ Child ID at work in Otero County
• Bill moves to remove gov. from council
• City declares emergency
• Utilities fully restored at APS schools
• Pearce talks jobs
• N.M. medical marijuana law will continue for now
• Crews restore gas service by today
• N.M. bill targets bullies
• Retailers run out of goods
• Weather disrupts state
• City, county implement emergency centers
• Garcia drafts Sunshine Portal bill
• Pearce says government destroys jobs
• PNM reaches deal on proposed rate increase
• V-Day production makes political statement
• Rolling outages cause Tularosa Basin problems
• Martinez orders questions
• Vagina Monologues Rescheduled
• CAMPUS CLOSED Friday, February 4th – Sunday, February 6th
• Llamas arrive in Tulie
• Alamo breaks snow, temperature records
• OCSD hopes to find suitable quarters for eight pit bull mix canines
• N.M. sees record-setting temps
• CAMPUS CLOSED Thursday, February 3rd
• CAMPUS CLOSED Wednesday, February 2nd
• Winter strikes
• Nine people vote in Alamo
• SUV rolls into ditch in Tularosa
• Pearce plans town hall meeting Friday in Alamo
• Alamo woman arrested for meth
• Winter storm causing icy roads, cancellations
• WEATHER ALERT: NMSU-A Campus Closure
• Fingerprints for safety
• Bills explore driving permits
• Security chief says border is safe
• Felons beware: Bill would expand on Katie's Law
• Tularosa questions flood maps
• Cold case gets new clues
• Cold case gets new clues
• HAM flew half a century ago
• Bill encourages all arrested on felony charges to have DNA tested
• Industrial Hygiene Program ensures building safe from hazards
• School board election Tuesday
• County may provide general recycling, receives grant
• Boehm found his niche in history, as a historian
• Small school districts could be assimilated
• Mescalero group holds Otero Mesa sacred
• Former judge advocate speaks at local Republican meeting
• Baldonado: Abortion laws out of whack
• City makes Dominguez 2010 Officer of the Year
• Peters sentence clarified
• Film subsidy survives
• Arizona fugitive planned suicide by bear
• Challenger still a painful wound 25 years later
• Gov. creates board from scratch
• Company uses APS name to cheat people
• Kintigh introduces bill to kill movie subsidy
• Pearce to lead Western Caucus
• County talks environment
• Flooding repairs completed at Oliver Lee Memorial State Park
• Local organization leader talks against abortion
• Growing forward
• Gov. adds 20 jobs
• State justice shares poor economic news
• Boles Acres Post Office closes doors
• Kintigh wants death penalty back
• Self-Evaluation/Accreditation Open House Invitation
• State centennial events on track
• Van Winkle led Tiger Band to numerous victories
• Convicted man rapes again, in jail
• Viking rockets achieve many firsts
• Two women killed in crash, one from Alamo
• Tulie family happy with new home
• Gov. pushes driver's license reform
• Tularosa considers FEMA plan
• Local man tries to meet 14-year-old for sex acts
• Cloudcroft SB candidates discuss issues
• Border Patrol agents thwart cocaine smuggling attempt
• Martinez appoints contributor
• Chess Players of NMSU-A Unite!
• Local camera retires
• Nunez takedown
• Arrest made in shooting incident
• Bingaman visits state Legislature
• Concealed carry in schools?
• Student Government Nominations Accepted
• New APS superintendent proceeding with 100-day plan
• Sheriff accused in alleged eBay equipment sales
• Court upholds city's OT pay policy
• Legislature will cost $139K a day
• Van Winkle discusses cancer on TV show
• Alamogordo Native Steers Automotive Program
• Duran 'excited' to open session
• Lujan retains job as House speaker
• Martinez vows not to raise taxes, will boost education system in N.M.
• Mexican police: Zetas cartel founder captured
• Fire guts Las Cruces newspaper building
• South Korean T-38s coming to Holloman
• Martinez previews State of the State speech
• Walking for Dr. King
• House showdown starts today
• Man shot twice in chest
• DWI supervision watches HB 23
• Wadell Maupin learned by doing in father's store
• Teen with cancer leaves WSMR with lasting memories
• Viking 11 sets altitude record
• Pupfish promotion
• Speaker may be replaced
• Work begins Monday on U.S. 70 bridge
• Accident takes man's life
• Mexican gunmen fire across border at U.S. highway workers
• Vaughn honored at meeting
• DPS has MOU with U.S. Marshals
• Narcotics enforcement arrests man at local motel
• Future at risk?
• Sentence suspended for woman who battered detention officers
• Torres sentenced for felony burglaries
• State leader speaks to local Rotary group
• Movie money may go
• Joint operation nets pot
• N.M. counties not automatically sending absentee ballot applications
• Ex-Richardson spokesman lands job as TV news boss
• Richardson named OAS special envoy
• Cloudcroft extends Hancock's contract
• The Vagina Monologues Performance Schedule
• Martinez proposes budget
• Martinez promises to eliminate film subsidies, cuts in education 'bureaucracy'
• More than 1,000 attend funeral services for officer Andy Dominguez
• Enjoying retirement
• City asks for capital outlay, presents concerns
• Spaceport coordinates launch schedules with WSMR
• Pearce, Udall react to news involving colleague
• Hope and a prayer
• Governor fills state cabinet
• Little or no capital outlay this year
• Air aces visit Holloman
• Martinez chooses former astronaut for cabinet
• ADPS website tracks crime
• Military budget cuts loom
• New elections boss
• Martinez will trim cabinet salaries
• Governor drops green rules
• Homeless man's voice prompts job offers
• Police mourn officer's death
• Good food for a good cause
• AG: Out-of-state gay marriages likely valid in N.M.
• Police collect leads on cop car fire
• Man arrested for stolen jewelry
• Juveniles suspected in burglary
• Seizure suspected in three-car crash
• Search on for missing hikers in Gila Cliff Dwellings
• Bataan survivor dies day shy of 92
• Thanks for the memories, Jack
• County wants Burt for Senate
• Her first act: Martinez proposes expanding state's DNA sampling law
• Oh baby, welcome to 2011
• Americans 'reverse engineer' German V-1
• Donning the mantle
• Alamogordo's Own: Dan Malone
• Ready to serve
• Meeting to pray
• On the Zach Trak
• No break for Billy
• Lincoln County: FEMA flood plain maps are seriously flawed
• Chimp reprieve
• Historic moment
• Lawyers seek death for three prison escapees
• Big fat 'F'
• Goodbye, Judge Stokely
• Dinner time
• Storm coming
• A father's grief
• Mesilla gets $184,000 for border security
• Santa Fe bureau to open again
• It's dry up high
• Governor bids adieu to N.M.
• Fire safety vigilance ensures happy holidays
• NASA facility awaits word of cuts
• Dinner is served
• Another death in Ju rez
• N.M. shelter in disrepair as legal fight wages on
• Mission: Jewel of the Diocese
• Holiday miracle: Community embracing Mexico's orphans
• Former employee sues Secretary of State Herrera
• Judge: State agency broke voter registration law
• Crisis center for children opens in Las Cruces
• Local woman creates miniature holiday village
• Wilderness rules restored for public lands
• Over the years, airmen found ways to celebrate
• Truck driver recalls bus crash on U.S. 54
• Mexico tourism sees increase despite drug violence
• Blight fight: Alamogordo moves forward on property management problems
• Volunteers and budgets raise concerns in Tularosa
• Garrett descendant objects to pardoning outlaw Billy the Kid
• Toys for Tots prepares for Friday
• Alamogordo, Tularosa groups will provide Christmas Day meals again for the community
• Census: New Mexico hits 2 million
• Former state Dem chairman Powell dies at 90
• Hopefuls file for school board vacancies
• Looking for joy
• Tularosa Basin treated to lunar eclipse
• School board candidates file today
• Practices at land office concern state auditor
• Deming Hams tell world about N.M. space museum
• Made by hand
• Senate ends ban on gay troops
• Fight the law
• This Week in Space History: Pickering sends satellites sailing the solar system
• A visit from a representative
• Tour bus goes over
• ERB votes to keep education employee eligibility unchanged
• Eclipse Monday
• Alamogordo Apprentice
• Cloudcroft still in business
• Sowards announces Senate candidacy
• Seniors speak out
• Gloria Vaughn recognition highlights local library events
• Toys, trees shared by Lincoln Forest
• Injured vehicle
• Future Lt. Gov. shares new administration plans
• Consumers frustrated by electronic shutdown
• Officials eye fines
• Investigation continues into Cloudcroft fire
• Connectivity lost Tuesday included 911 access
• Richardson hopes to reduce tensions in N. Korea trip
• Yaqui history book accessible
• Cause of woman's death still unclear
• Major fire strikes downtown Cloudcroft
• UPDATE: Cloudcroft fire destroys businesses
• Army tests cell phone technology for battlefield use
• Richardson spends last of stimulus cash
• Waiting for the parade to start
• This Week in Space History: Spaceport deal made on a handshake
• Brogan sworn in
• City serious about run-down properties
• Alamogordo Idol brings local performers together
• Alamogordo Idol winds up with winner
• HAFB water plant ensures quality
• Flower gift will support local group
• City OKs study for solar field
• House Democrats reject tax plan without changes
• Islam convert tries to blow up military recruiting center
• Richardson will visit North Korea
• Western govs focus on endangered species
• La Luz students build confidence, teamwork with LEGO assistance
• City raising water rates
• Democrats honor local Pearl Harbor survivor
• Martinez asks agencies for cut proposals
• Report: Tough times far from over for states
• Vets who lived through Japan's attack gather 69 years later
• Jimenez arraigned in shooting
• Notre Dame, Miami to renew rivalry in Hyundai Sun Bowl
• Cookie drive offers a chance to give back
• Bataan march: Time to start training
• Zwicky called 'genius' and 'buffoon'
• Panel to vote on portions of historic 'Royal Road'
• Historians hope to preserve Garrett murder site
• Joint group venture raises funds for various charities
• Man shot
• La Mesa man harvests tree profits
• Bus company liable for over $132 million
• Las Cruces father jailed for keeping family under filthy conditions
• Fifty-five chihuahuas taken to shelter after Northeast El Paso trailer fire
• Napolitano urges Congress to pass new DREAM Act
• Sale benefits weavers
• Deming family travels south on grim mission
• Listening
• 'Sharing Moments over Tea: The Journeys of Four Women' books to be signed
• Police out to prevent DWI
• Stirman talks about Islam to Eagle Forum
• 20 bodies found in Mexico mass grave
• Garage on hold
• High Rolls mom seeks missing son
• Swastika case is another race issue for Farmington
• Woman accused of trying to obtain illegal benefits
• Snow blankets mountain
• Mockingbird discussion
• Heartbreaker: Wildcat football falls short in repeat bid
• Bryant learned lessons in golf, life in Alamogordo
• Environmental rules could be rolled back
• Closing arguments filed in emissions case
• This week in space history: Enos flies first U.S. orbital mission
• ADPS detective set to retire
• Drug gang angry Mexican gov't won't talk
• Shop now, eat later
• Turkey dinner at church
• Consolidating love
• Police promote holiday safety
• Holiday safety tips
• Truck bender
• Mexican man held on drug, immigration issues
• Huge assist from HAFB
• Lyster found guilty
• About half of N.M. voters turned out in election
• Dangerous toys
• Area collector dabbles in pen collection
• Lyster goes on trial again
• Welcome home, Dad
• School coyote hunt draws protest
• Train visit aims to remind people about track safety
• Coalition forces use WSMR to test communication
• Report: Teen debated actions before shooting dad
• Police polish driving skills
• Alamogordo police logs
• Police catch alleged child predator
• Gov.-elect wants workers' resignations
• OFCU warns of phone scam
• Gov. files suit to keep chimps
• Alamogordo police logs
• Otero County sheriff's logs
• New law may not apply to inaugural funds
• Alamo projects begin
• Tulie in new flood zone?
• Altrusa Traveling Literacy Bears visit Otero schools
• Benefit concert for C.O.P.E.
• City passes flood ordinance
• New chief deputy in clerk's office
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• Otero County sheriff's logs
• New superintendent on deck
• Meth found in vehicle in accident
• E. coli case confirmed
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• Strong words
• Dancing to preserve history
• One woman art show looks at career of nature artist
• Daily News is Associated Press member of the year
• To go or not to go how is the question
• Coleman passes down musical family tradition
• Event asks smokers to quit for a day
• First 'Freedom Dog' flies into Alamogordo airport Monday
• Rotary works for prosperity
• Tularosa Basin Telephone Company approved for $8.57 million loan
• Alamogordo Police logs
• Waste money
• Suspicious man seen near local school
• Traffic stop leads police to drug arrest
• N.M. budget deficit at $450M
• Otero County sheriff's logs
• County, city review disaster plans
• P.A.R.T. preps for Merienda this Sunday
• N.M. diocese sued over sexual abuse allegations
• Alamogordo police logs
• 'Go forth in peace'
• Street paving begins Monday
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• Forest plans two prescribed burns
• Filming war history
• Weh weighs in on immigration, border security
• Dems regroup in Otero County
• Alamogordo police logs
• Board discusses property disposal, policy changes
• Martinez meets with Richardson
• Gun smuggling program lacks sharp focus
• $475,000 remodel
• Holloman centrifuge takes last spin
• Study: Rio Grande pollutants safe for drinking
• Postelection voting audit begins
• Alamogordo police logs
• Tularosa park honors vets
• What's Up at WSMR: Dental office in good hands with Le
• Mine That Bird goes Hollywood
• Yemen wants N.M.-born cleric 'dead or alive'
• This Week in Space History: Seddon one of first six American women in space
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• Destination: Santa Fe
• High school principal resigns
• Richardson to Obama: Otero Mesa needs protection
• On a roll
• Otero County sheriff's logs
• Quintana picked as deputy secretary of state
• Duran talks about plans for office
• City looks at ways to enforce clean-up codes
• Republicans celebrate wins
• Tommie Herrell, Donald Yee win county seats
• House defeats Anderson for position
• Martinez becomes first hispanic female governor of N.M., nation
• Pearce returns to Congress in 2nd District
• GOP picks up seats in N.M. House, Dems keep majority
• Tularosa's Duran to be next N.M. secretary of state
• Herrell prevails in District 51 race
• Alamogordo police logs
• Speed trap nets marijuana arrest
• Midterm elections see smaller turnout
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• Spectrum
• Alamo veterans photos sought for wall
• Plenty of boo at the zoo
• Chillin' with the family
• Otero County sheriff's logs
• Pearce makes final push before election
• Chimps' move will affect jobs
• Flu vaccine schedule for Otero County
• Teague visits seniors
• Alamogordo police logs
• Political parties spent $1 million, mostly on mailers
• State teacher of the year
• Second candidate interviews for superintendent post
• Woman caught with marijuana
• Who done it? Party theater explored at library
• Alamogordo police logs
• Two busted for meth
• Authorities speak out on drugs
• Air show wing walker signing books Saturday
• Glitch disrupts early voting
• Alamogordo police logs
• Habitat home goes solar
• Forum focuses on drugs
• Christmas tree permits available Monday
• Fourth wolf found dead in N.M.
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• Alamo grills 'super' candidate
• Stop the bullying
• March of the tarantula
• Funds help N.M. colleges
• Garcia healing well after attack
• Powerful quake rocks Indonesia
• Alamogordo police logs
• Stumping for votes
• Woman arrested on CSP charge
• County passes flood rule
• Najera's stories full of local history, folklore
• Tularosa trustees seek regular reports, pay scales for employees
• Alamogordo police logs
• Meth charges made on Phoenix man
• Juveniles involved in shooting arraigned Thursday
• Predator crashes at HAFB
• Building on past dreams
• Tulie roads, water mulled again
• Alamogordo library offers busy slate to patrons
• Ethics top consideration for PRC District 5 candidates
• Spaceport America runway dedication today
• City signs letter
• Woman charged when husband arrested
• Alamogordo police logs
• Otero County sheriff's logs
• Student explorers visit from the UK
• New kitchen slated for charity work
• Parade stump
• Dog's killer gets 8 years in prison
• Child abuse case acquitted
• Marlowe book signing features historical novel
• Sikes heads south for pledge drive
• Hiker rescued Saturday
• Professor takes photo award
• Billy Anders protected
• Chaparral dad accidentally shoots own mother, son
• Collier's hails 'rocket age' underway
• Army task force conducts tests at WSMR
• Early voting starts with rally for Dems
• Alamogordo police logs
• Otero County sheriff's logs
• Candidates worry about state budget
• 'Super' picks narrows to three
• Leaders discuss mayor at large question
• Post 34 buys Shooters
• Otero County sheriff's logs
• Alamogordo police logs
• Chaparral may get landfill
• Giving the gift of life
• Show 'exposes' local photographers
• Committee meets to talk about WIPP
• City decides on top five improvement projects
• Water study looks at mountain water sources, potential tree thinning
• Historic trestle work on track
• Fallen branches cause chain-reaction wreck on bypass
• Alamogordo police logs
• Professor talks about the effects of domestic violence against friends, family and animals
• Martinez holds money lead in governor's race
• Mescalero responds to suicides
• Cloudcroft schools talk about election, money issues
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• Pattillo reports on famous detention facility
• Mountain hydrogeology report offers no easy answers
• Show goes to the dogs
• Balloon racers reach Oklahoma after N.M. liftoff
• Otero County sheriff's logs
• Holloman maintenance shop saves time, money
• Symposium presents space travel goals
• Penn acts in Alamo
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• Ohio felon arrested for shooting
• VIP visits N.M.
• Cancer aware fans
• Otero County sheriff's logs
• Shooting suspects caught
• City to adopt improvement plan Tuesday, seeks input
• Castillo pleads to two counts of deadly weapon charges
• Alamogordo police logs
• Matilda joins animal blessing event
• Espinoza looking for Dist. 59 seat
• Selling the $200,000 ticket
• Woman prisoner caught with drugs in OCDC
• Wedum looking for Dist. 59 seat
• Cote wants to continue serving District 53
• Alamogordo police logs
• Otero County sheriff's logs
• Church vandals caught
• Downtown crash leads to DWI charge
• Maintenance yard fire
• N.M. man gets prison for Ariz. cattle rustling
• Blessing of the animals
• This must be the place
• Alamogordo police logs
• Tulie may cite property owners for negligence
• Feds field pleas for APF chimps
• New tenant brings 200 jobs
• Food, shelter funds available to local agencies
• City pulls effluent water permit from APS
• Toss that trash
• Apache tribe backs Pearce
• Nuclear funding gets boost
• Alamogordo police logs
• Incident-free game
• 'Fightin' 49ers' return from Japan
• Alamogordo police logs
• 'Banned Books' characters come to life
• Rape trial continues
• McDonald's denies report of dropping health care coverage
• Pioneer balloon pilot in N.M. dies at 69
• Superintendent search narrows
• Ariz. fugitives indicted for capital murder
• STEM power hits space museum
• City says clean up or else
• Otero County sheriff's logs
• Alamogordo police logs
• West Nile virus cases climb
• Morales resigns from Ruidoso News
• Pan American group discusses French Guiana
• 'Dirt Boyz' pave the way at Holloman Air Force Base
• Eleven missing in Mexico landslide
• Alamogordo police logs
• Work begins on IHOP
• WSMR employees save energy by their riding bicycles to work
• Burt ponders bias in media
• Pearce concerned over loss of freedom
• Congressman Teague earns support from local veterans
• Alamogordo police logs
• Plant-based diet focus of Community Ed lecture
• Homecoming delayed
• VIDEO: Teague, Pearce talk about the issues
• Tulie confronts DOT
• Oktoberfest
• Supersonic air force a post WW II 'ambition'
• Soberfest
• Banned books at forefront of library week events
• Washington enjoys his military career choice
• Vandals destroy church
• Officials work to make Oktoberfest safe
• Fees waived today on the Lincoln National Forest
• Boys sought in shooting
• Warren in custody
• Local woman grazed by bullet
• Medina holds town hall meeting
• Tower bothers residents
• Collector donates first mug to GAF, loves Oktoberfest
• Alamogordo police logs
• Airman found
• Man shot near local park
• Teague urges service members to apply for stop loss compensation
• Airman flees in stolen car
• Historical Society displays Evans diary
• Lincoln County election supports race track, casino
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• Oktoberfest at White Sands
• Inga Gutierrez denied release
• N.M. governor defends land purchase for horse preserve
• Alamogordo police logs
• DREAM Act dies with rejection of defense bill
• Richardson visits chimps
• Local agency invites community to 'Soberfest'
• Border leaders call for reform
• Physicist, alleged spy sent to halfway house
• Alamogordo police logs
• Alamo man lands 20 sex charges
• Stabbing victim stable
• Wine, music fest raises almost $18K for Rotary
• Update: Woman shot at Fort Bliss has died
• U.S., Mexico border governors meet Sunday
• Soaring over the dunes
• Lumberjacks hold competition in Cloudcroft
• Man accused of shooting deputy allowed furlough
• Montana GOP policy: Make homosexuality illegal
• Teacher caught with pot
• Otero County sheriff's logs
• County listens to flood concerns
• Artist uses creative mix of music, paint
• Alamogordo police logs
• Otero County sheriff's logs
• Tulie will protest Alamo water project
• Herrera visits Tularosa
• $80K United Way kickoff
• Alamogordo police logs
• Little plans to cut spending as state rep
• Crash closes Florida, 9th
• Balloons, lumberjacks, wine fest and forum highlight busy weekend
• Miller art featured at Wine and Music Fest
• Otero County preps for early, absentee voting
• Man learns tough lessons during walk for homeless
• No horsing around at HAFB
• Cities unite against PNM rate hike
• Roswell students punished for act of kindness
• Fla. sea burial botched as man's body resurfaces
• Alamogordo police logs
• N.M. official: Headwaters deserve special protection
• GOP gives big in N.M.
• Buchanan takes new job in Wyo.
• Federated Republican Women of Otero County relaunch organization in Alamogordo
• Camel slows traffic in Alamogordo
• Facing sexual assault charge, ex-ethics panel chief kills self
• Alamogordo police logs
• Stay issued in water dispute
• Red White & Blue Chile Cook-Off
• Area marching bands have surprises in store
• The Seven tell their stories
• Garcia represented U.S. at Olympics
• Museum encourages contributions
• Rituals of sorrow
• WSMR holds school for hazardous decontamination
• Alamogordo police logs
• Flying freedom's flag
• Holloman Sled Park preserves high-speed history
• Phone leads to bust
• Alamogordo police logs
• Relay gets results
• Clean air up for debate
• Felon wanted on several charges
• Alamogordo police logs
• Suspect detained in Las Cruces high school shooting
• Base honor guard strives to be perfect
• Teague secures Apache health funding
• Governor candidates differ on student testing
• Alamogordo police logs
• Ripe for pickin': 'Tis the season to start thinking about all things related to apples
• Walk for the homeless
• Archaeologist to talk Mayan mythology, 2012 calendar
• Otero County sheriff's logs
• NMSU library plan to cut journals sparks concern
• Pearce listens to supporters
• N.M. state treasurer energizes Dems
• Doctors say chimp research is superfluous, ethically costly
• Research facility director says cost is worth price in chimpazee test arena
• Cottonwood Festival rolls into action
• State police target daytime drunk drivers
• A piece of Alamo's history
• Victim's family begins $10M lawsuit
• High Rolls mishap
• Agency cooperation tops House's list if he's elected sheriff
• Stimulus funds at work
• BREAKING NEWS: Police respond to Friday night stabbing
• Otero County sheriff's logs
• Alamogordo police logs
• State pension chief resigns
• Alamogordo police logs
• APS superintendent search down to 4
• Mailing will provide better food options
• Texas firm to launch rockets at Spaceport America
• Otero County sheriff's logs
• No pardon for 'The Kid'
• Alamogordo woman makes unplanned park visit
• Cottonwood Festival celebrates two decades in Alamogordo
• State agencies dodge furloughs
• Alamogordo police logs
• Alamo man hit with gun, drug charges
• Worm found in AHS toilet
• State proposes changes to medical cannabis
• Alamogordo police logs
• President announces end to Iraq combat mission, says it is 'time to turn page'
• Iraq proclaims its independence
• Otero County sheriff's logs
• Chandler vows to prosecute
• Teague pushes HAFB concerns during Obama visit
• Man shoots at police
• Alamogordo police logs
• Ready for anything
• Gatlin inspires donation
• Report: Wilderness areas good for economy
• Anderson's ties to Mexico stay strong in Alamogordo
• Farmers market looks at year-round options
• State health department reports two cases of West Nile virus
• Otero County sheriff's logs
• Accident puts four in hospital
• N.M. health department reports two cases of West Nile virus
• City annex
• Burglars on the loose
• Obama visiting Fort Bliss next week
• IMAX closing for repair
• Otero County Sheriff's logs
• Alamogordo police logs
• Otero County Sheriff's logs: Chaparral calls
• Salgado becomes round table director
• City building GRIP plan
• Otero County sheriff's logs
• Teague brings small business series to town
• Big Givers reap big rewards
• Alamogordo Police Logs
• Sharing cultures
• Border violence close
• Man knocks over light pole
• Baseball in Alamo
• Report: Ex-BLM boss took gifts from 'big oil'
• Alamogordo police logs
• More street paving work begins in Alamo
• AYP shows mixed results
• Otero County sheriff's logs
• Fingerprints, please
• Motor scooter wrecks on 10th Street
• 'No mosque at ground zero'
• What's up at WSMR: Schools look forward to successful year
• Dems open office
• Possible race track move must be 'quick'
• Penn film seeks extras
• FAA starts considering private space travel rules
• Wallace descendant opposes a pardon for Billy the Kid
• County considers creating its own environmental department
• Tularosa opposes PNM's proposed rate hike
• Richardson attacks Martinez
• Alamogordo police logs
• Candidates speak
• Alamogordo police logs
• Otero County sheriff's logs
• Tulie considers Snake Tank protest
• First governor debate focuses on education
• White House says Obama is Christian, prays daily
• Pearce talks taxes, jobs
• APS overflows with kindergarten students
• El Paso OKs freeway addition
• Muslim employee: Disney banned her head scarf
• Superintendent search slows
• Alamogordo police logs
• Otero County sheriff's logs
• Holloman defenders train with FBI
• Cops question baby-slapping mom
• Pearce visits Alamo today
• Vet receives high school diploma
• Governor fights for chimps' safety
• Alamogordo police logs
• Wind watchers: Keeping an eye on the weather an important job for jet pilots at Holloman
• Cops charge couple with trafficking methamphetamine
• Otero County sheriff's logs
• Alamogordo police logs
• Sisters thrive through bicycling adventures
• Local man to walk for the homeless
• Habitat breaks ground on Bruce family home
• Engineer declares Moon's resources belong to the world
• Otero County Sheriff's logs
• Gary King visits Alamo
• Armed rally held near Capitan
• City approves latest 911 agreement with county
• Gov flying to Md. to speak out for chimps
• Holloman looking for heroes
• Otero County Sheriff's logs
• Alamogordo police logs
• Obama signs $600M border security bill into law
• N.M. offering mobile service for pregnant women
• Power down
• Library book signing
• State to county: You handle it
• Magistrate Court logs, July
• Otero County sheriff's logs
• Alamogordo police logs
• Showdown
• Dean sentenced
• Livestock on display
• PNM justifies rate increase
• City attacks blight
• Library appropriation will go to new roof
• Chaparral man found guilty
• Otero County Fair kicks off
• Alamogordo Police logs
• Local group teams up with Holloman Big Give for Kids Kingdom renovations
• Two arrested on roofing co. burglary charges
• Woman found safe with relatives
• Here comes the fair
• CC budget crunching
• Man held for knife incident, seven charges
• Zoo offers free day
• Alamogordo man pleads guilty to DWI in Las Cruces
• Lincoln forest waves fees Aug. 14, 15
• NMSU-A orientation required
• Groups push for clean N.M. air
• Alamogordo police logs
• Tulie art studio saddles up with horse art
• Alamo man stands trial for rape
• Prison escapees linked N.M. killings
• Kagan takes court post
• Otero County sheriff's logs
• Crafting a Western icon: Alamogordoan uses steam to mold cowboy hats
• Shuttle crews train at White Sands
• N.M. woman seeks divorce from same-sex partner
• Alamogordo police logs
• McCamley runs for PRC District 5 seat, shares little-known facts about commission
• Stimulus funds buy broadband for Timberon
• Sex offender gets probation
• Alamogordo police logs
• An industry in decline
• Feds go after Arizona sheriff
• Dem office coming soon
• Mexico debates legalizing drugs
• Iran says explosion near president was fireworks
• BP uses mud to plug oil leak
• PNM talks rate hike
• Considering the future
• Richardson meets with lawman's descendants
• Alamogordo police logs
• Wife learns of husband's 2nd wedding on Facebook
• Political action committee funds track survey
• Trial ends with no contest plea deal
• Magistrate Court logs
• Fireworks Extravaganza!
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Otero County
• The Lodge, Cloudcroft's Famous Haunted Hotel
• Nicolas Cage reportedly hired a Voodoo Priestess To Remove Curse on NY Movie Set

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