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HEAVY RAINFALL IS LIKELY WITH THESE STORMS AND A FEW OF THESE STORMS MAY PRODUCE RAINFALL OF TWO TO FOUR INCHES.
Council funds village share of transit obligation
Despite their reluctance to pledge more dollars toward a county transit system at the same time the sponsoring municipality reduced its support, Ruidoso village councilors agreed to kick in the $28,308 needed for their part.
Fiber art on display in Tulie until Tuesday
Some artists work in pencil and oils, some in wood, clay and other more familiar media.
* THROUGH WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON * ABUNDANT MOISTURE WILL STREAM NORTHWARD ACROSS THE WATCH AREA AIDING IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF SCATTERED TO NUMEROUS SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS.
HOLLOMAN AIR FORCE BASE Airmen are calmly going about their business, honing their expeditionary skills and preparing for possible deployment overseas to potentially hostile territory.
Out'n'about: High Rolls Cherry Festival expects high attendance...
Folk art, colorful trinkets, handcrafted jewelry, gourmet treats, and yes, even cherries, will be on sale Saturday and Sunday, during the 44th annual High Rolls Cherry Festival.
Much military history remains at Fort Stanton
Hidden in the nearby Sacramento Mountains is a vast military history that predates the Civil War.
Macario Lueras, 51, of 9 White Sands, La Luz, was sentenced to 90 days in jail for first offense DWI and seven days in jail for driving on a revoked license.
Landowner creates defensible space; saves family home
When we think of heroes in the wildland firefighting front, our first thoughts often go to those who are on the front lines: volunteer fire department personnel, emergency medical technicians, and the many wildland firefighting crews that come from the federal and state agencies in New Mexico.
Lincoln lifts Stage 2 fire restrictions on Monday
Lincoln National Forest officials said they plan to lift Stage 2 restrictions at 8 a.m. Monday for the Smokey Bear, Sacramento and Guadalupe ranger districts, but fireworks are still banned in the forest.
Wildfire danger very high on forest
We were reminded last week that wildfires are always a threat. Dry weather, lack of rain and nearly 100-degree temperatures haven't helped.
Dry conditions trigger precautions in National Forest Because of increased fire danger on public lands in southeastern New Mexico, Stage 2 Fire Restrictions will begin at 8 a.m., Thursday, on the Lincoln National Forest.
Fire crews demobilizing from Timberon wildfire
A fire that burned 140 acres in the Sacramento Mountains near Timberon is 100 percent contained.
State and federal fire crews continue to contain the 100-acre Timberon forest fire after three homes, five outbuildings and 10 vehicles were destroyed but no people injured Thursday, a New Mexico Forestry spokesman said.
Dry lightning blamed for small fires
Dry lightning strikes sparked seven small fires on the east side of the Sacramento Ranger District of the Lincoln National Forest Thursday.
Leslie Escalanti, 22, of 1705 23rd St., was sentenced to 364 days in jail, given 727 days probation, and assessed $317 in fines and court costs for battery on a household member.
Osmose Railroad Services Inc. inspectors climb on the thick lumber of the Cloud Climbing Railroad Mexican Canyon Trestle to determine which beams will have to be replaced during restoration.
Common sense in Lincoln National Forest
The Southwest is in need of precipitation and the forecast does not offer much improvement.
Solar power offers tax incentives
It's tax season, so it was appropriate that the March meeting of the New Mexico Solar Energy Association-Alamogordo Chapter focused on tax incentives available for solar.
Virginia Tepfer of Alamogordo, author of "Chamizal," is one of more that two dozen local authors who will celebrate the 109th birthday of the Alamogordo Public Library from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the library.
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