Friday Jun 19 | Ruidoso News
The Ruidoso Downs Senior Center will not be closed, Lincoln County commissioners pledged Tuesday.
Pecos River Settlement Agreement filed in court
A joint declaration agreeing that conditions for implementation of the Pecos River Settlement Agreement were met substantially was filed Thurs-day with the Fifth Judicial District Court in Chaves County.
Party turns violent; one man arrested
When Phillip Genest woke up, he was in his vehicle on a dirt road with a head injury and didn't remember how he got there or, in fact, where he was exactly.
"If it hadn't been for the firefighters, that county road would not have stopped the fire from heading on west.
Fuel surcharge to be included in LCSWA rates
A $1 fuel surcharge enacted seven years ago will be incorporated into the regular operating rates of the Lincoln County Solid Waste Authority under a proposal set for public hearing in April.
Couple helping Lincoln County residents rediscover natural world
A good portion of the population of Lincoln County can recall a childhood filled with long days outdoors - running, playing, exploring and discovering the secrets held close by Mother Nature.
Living at the northern boundary of Lincoln County, residents of the small village of Corona may feel like a step-child or at least out of the mainstream of county activities.
Six dead in Hondo Valley crash
Traffic is again moving on U.S. Highway 70 between Roswell and Ruidoso as police investigate a head-on collision that killed six people and injured possibly four others.
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Late artist's wife says controversy over Denver airport sculpture misses message of freedom.
Marine who accidentally shot Hondo soldier receives 40 months
A 22-year-old Marine lance corporal who accidentally shot and killed Lance Cpl. Steven M. Chavez of Hondo in Iraq nearly two years ago was sentenced Friday to 40 months' confinement.
County GRT, lodgers tax receipts steady
Lincoln County gross receipt and lodger tax collections appear to be holding steady despite the economic downturn nationally.
Domestic well policy could affect subdivisions
If the system of mandatory approval of domestic wells is abandoned in New Mexico, many subdivisions will stall that rely on individual wells to grow.
County reserve drops; still exceeds requirement
Lincoln County commissioners launched a mid-year budget review with a reserve of $1,660,727 above the money required by the state to be set aside annually.
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