Tatum News

WESST received a $15,000 grant from The Daniels Fund, which it will use to expand a program that helps students learn good savings habits early.

Saturday, May 09, 2009 Rabid skunks, bats & foxes in NM Rabies is being reported in New Mexico with the confirmation that a skunk that bit a Tatum man was rabid, as was a bat found in the Las Cruces area.

The state says a skunk that bit a Tatum man was rabid and that a rabid bat in the Las Cruces area led to two cats being euthanized after they came into contact with it.

State police have arrested a 27-year-old Tatum man for the murder of another man on a ranch near the southeastern New Mexico community.

Only a fraction of the nearly 2,500 nasal swabs sent to the state health department lab have been tested.

Ranching and school, a model for a dual life in rural New Mexico.

The magistrate court in Tatum is slated to close July 1 under a measure approved by the 2009 Legislature.

Fourth-graders at Mettie Jordan Elementary in Eunice took home baby trees they could plant, thanks to Lea County Community Federal Credit Union.

No N.M. schools in Top 100 'Gold Medal' list, but three are awarded 'Silver Medals.' U.S. News & World Report magazine, long famous for its rankings of colleges, universities and graduate schools, issued its ...