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Boutique Air protests Carlsbad's air service contract with NM Airlines
A California-based company that hoped to land a federal contract for Carlsbad's subsidized air service is protesting the government's awarding of the contract to New Mexico Air.
Out of the classroom, into the cockpit: Trinity Christian Academy...
The second, third and fourth grade classes from Trinity Christian Academy get their picture taken with the pilots of the New Mexico Airlines Cessna 208 Grand Caravan plane from Albuquerque.
Tornadoes present some danger in Eddy County
The tornado that devastated an Oklahoma City suburb Monday touched down more than 500 miles away from Carlsbad, but the effects of the natural disaster have everyone in Tornado Alley on edge.
Survivors include his wife, Pat; three daughters, Dawn M. Enyart, Warsaw, Tonya L. Hughie, Carlsbad, N.M., and Angela K. Storey, Rochester; three sons, James L. Enyart, Rochester, William F. Enyart II, Leiters Ford, and George C. Enyart, Osceola; and one sister, Patty Jo Stilter, Conover, N.C. Please feel free to submit your comments.
Police: NM man used fake name of wanted man
Police say a Carlsbad man who tried to avoid arrest by giving police a fake name was arrested after making a key mistake.
The NMSU Community Education Driver's Education class will begin June 3. Registration: 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Thursday through May 30 in room 1B.
Their View: Son of murder suspect compelled to enter politics
Jack Volpato says the worst kind of politics led to his father being convicted of murder in one of New Mexico's most famous cases.
Eddy County commission getting overview from Holloman Air Force Base
Unaware of the Eddy County's proximity to military installations, new residents to Eddy County are often surprised to see occasionally military aircraft propelling across the sky on training missions, followed with by a sonic boom.
More New Mexicans planning in-state vacations
A new poll shows an 11 percent spike in the number of New Mexicans planning to hit the road for vacations this year as compared to last year, and that's a pretty big increase.
Model citizens: Retirees build railroad model of Old Carlsbad
Willy Jung and his fiancee Tiger Lily are part of a group working on a model of Old Carlsbad.
NM Air operator files claim against Carlsbad city councilman over email exchange
The long dispute about Carlsbad's air service is over, but a court battle between air service provider Greg Kahlstorf and the city has only just begun.
Carlsbad man gives police false name; alias belonged to wanted suspect
The joke was on him. A Carlsbad man who reportedly attempted to avoid arrest by giving police a fake name was arrested Wednesday.
Endean-Singh running for NM's 2nd District seat
Alamogordo Democrat Leslie Endean-Singh has announced her candidacy for the 2nd Congressional District seat now held by Republican Steve Pearce.
A man suspicious of politicians, becomes one
Jack Volpato says the worst kind of politics led to his father being convicted of murder in one of New Mexico's most famous cases.
Temporary traffic lights being repaired; will return
Just when motorists were becoming used to the temporary traffic lights at the intersection of Lea and Canyon streets, the New Mexico Highway Department has removed them.
Too Good for Drugs and Violence
Carlsbad Police Cpl. Tony Baca, who heads up the Too Good for Drugs and Violence program, stands with Saturday s float winners.
Youth Police Academy coming to Carlsbad
Cops don't have it easy and are oftentimes misunderstood when it comes to the work they do, but police officers in Carlsbad are here to set the record straight, starting at the kid-friendly level in the first ever Youth Police Academy.
Historian David Barton will discuss the next part of "Evidence of America's Spiritual Heritage" as part of the American Heritage Series at 6:30 p.m. today in the Conference Center at First Baptist Church, 112 N. Alameda St.
A global real estate company says it plans to develop a 1,300-plus acre master planned community on Carlsbad's south side.
Man arrested for participating in auto burglary
Matthew Dehne, 26, allegedly stole a cellphone and a laptop computer from two vehicles parked at the Chevron gas station on the 1700 block of South Canal Street.