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Roswell City Council faces allocation requests among others

By Terri Harber, The Roswell Daily Record — The Roswell City Council considers a variety of issues during its meeting at 6 p.m. on Thursday at the Chaves County Administrative Center, 1 St. Mary’s Place, in the commissioners’ chamber of the Joseph R. Skeen building. Public hearings.

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‘Birthplace of Native American Golf’ celebrates 50 years

MESCALERO, New Mexico — Skiing was clearly not a popular pastime for Apache tribal members in 1963. As far as anyone can recall, not a single Apache tribal member even knew how to ski, said Sarah Kazhe, whose father served on the tribal council at the time. Nevertheless, with...

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New Mexico Military announces a head coaching change

New Mexico Military Institute has a new voice in charge of its JuCo football program, at least for now. The Broncos announced on X Wednesday that offensive coordinator and assistant head coach Tyrone Hendrix has been tabbed to lead the program as interim head coach. The post didn’t say anything...

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Economic development tax defeated by Chaves County voters

By Terri Harber, The Roswell Daily Record — Chaves County voters expressed their opposition to an increase in the gross revenue tax for local economic development by a wide margin. The Local Economic Development Act (LED) local option tax of 0.125%, which would have been 12.5 cents for every...

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Top-seeded Roswell hosts Santa Fe in 5A football playoff quarterfinal

Josh Franklin, The Roswell Daily Record — The Roswell Coyotes are back in action this week, facing Santa Fe on Friday at the Wool Bowl in the NMAA 5A football playoff quarterfinals. The No. 1 seed Coyotes are coming off a first-round bye after finishing the regular season 9-1...

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After Wednesday night’s fog, New Mexico gets another quiet day Thursday

Most of New Mexico will stay quiet through Thursday, with patchy fog possible around Roswell, Hagerman, Farmington and the San Juan Valley.

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Stoney LaRue Brings Red Dirt Country to Roswell’s The Liberty

Sean ChaffinRoswell Tribune Red dirt country fans will flock to the Liberty Sunday night when Stoney LaRue takes the stage. The 49-year-old guitarist and singer has built a following throughout New Mexico drawing fans from across the reigon. LaRue previously…. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Sed do...

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Salute, spot and splurge: Honor veterans, watch cranes and catch a show this weekend in Roswell

By Christina Stock, Roswell Daily Record — From art to theater and shopping, here are our staff’s picks for the best ways to spend the weekend in Roswell and Chaves County:. Veterans Day Parade. Roswell honors our country’s veterans. Organized by the local American Legion chapter, the ceremony...

Roswell, NM · 22h

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Roswell’s Goddard Rockets face Artesia in 4A state volleyball second round

Josh Franklin, The Roswell Daily Record—The Goddard Rockets are set to take on a familiar foe in Artesia this afternoon in the second round of the NMAA Class 4A volleyball state tournament. The third-seeded Rockets enter the matchup following a dominant 20-3 regular season and a District 4-4A championship...

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New Mexico Military Institute finishes as runner-up in A-3A boys’ state soccer tournament

Josh Franklin, The Roswell Daily Record — The New Mexico Military Institute (NMMI) Colts fell to Sandia Prep, 3-1, in the NMAA A-3A Boys’ soccer championship game in Albuquerque. The No. 1 seed Sun Devils started strong, taking a two-goal lead by the 14th minute, which ultimately proved...

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A little bit of Arendelle brings a lot of magic to Roswell

By Melanie Becker-Donovan, The Roswell Daily Record — There was plenty of laughter, applause and a little bit of Disney magic on Saturday night as Way Way Off-Broadway Theatre Company (WWOB) brought the world of Arendelle to the Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell’s Performing Arts Center with its production of “Frozen — The Broadway Musical.”

Roswell, NM · 22h