Carol A. Clark is a journalist at The Los Alamos Daily Post. She covers a diverse range of topics including individual and team sports, cultural movements, fine art, and adventure travel, often intertwining her interests in arts and crafts and pets. Her work has been featured in notable publications such as the World Wealth Journal and the Environmental Post Ledger.
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Carol A. Clark's coverage largely focuses on local news, community events, education, and sports in New Mexico, particularly Los Alamos. She also covers government announcements extensively.
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By: Carol A. Clark
By REBECCA RUTHERFORD Los Alamos For the Los Alamos Daily Post Need another reason to dislike Texas (kidding!)? If you or anyone you know bought a Texas hunting or fishing license recently, your personal information may already be in criminal hands. A breach involving a third-party vendor used by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department […]
In observance of our 250th Independence Day, Los Alamos County government offices will join other federal, state, and local governments and close Friday, July 3.
By: Carol A. Clark
SANTA FE — WildEarth Guardians, the Santa Fe Forest Coalition, and the Forest Advocate today filed a the Forest Service over Endangered Species Act violations related to increases in logging approved under the Encino Vista Landscape Restoration Project and the Revised Forest Plan.
By: Carol A. Clark
ALBUQUERQUE — The Department of the Interior its plan to revise the BLM Oil and Gas Rule (also known as the Fluid Mineral Leases and Leasing Process Rule), which updated and improved a woefully outdated federal oil and gas leasing program that was riddled with de facto subsidies for fossil fuel companies. The Interior Department also announced its plan to roll back regulations aimed at preventing methane waste from oil and gas operations.
By: Carol A. Clark
By ANNIKA OLSEN Los Alamos Flock Cameras are popping up all over the nation, and Los Alamos County is no exception, but is this a trend we want to be a part of? Or are these cameras causing more harm than they’re stopping? You may be familiar with regular traffic light cameras. The kind that […]
By: Carol A. Clark
Splash! That’s the sound of Benson making himself the life of the party. This lovable goof recently showed off his social skills poolside, making friends with every dog he met and proving that his biggest talent—aside from cuddling—is winning over absolutely everyone in sight. Benson is getting ready to be “paw-roled” from our Paws in […]
By: Carol A. Clark
on The New Mexico Health Care Authority and the Administrative Office of the Courts announce a special meeting from 9 a.m.–12 p.m., Thursday, July
By: Carol A. Clark
A fire near Battleship Rock in the Jemez Mountains has been reported this morning and has burned approximately 15 acres. Evacuation orders have been issued for Jemez Falls Campground in the Santa Fe National Forest.
By: Carol A. Clark
SANTA FE — New Mexico's housing market remained resilient in May 2026, with home sales, prices, and inventory all posting gains compared to both the previous month and one year ago. Statewide sales reached 1,820 transactions in May, up 6.9% from April and 2.0% from May 2025.
By: Carol A. Clark
NMDOT News: SANTA FE — The New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) invites you to attend the second public meeting regarding the NM 554 El Rito Bridge Replacement Project in El Rito, NM. The existing bridge is being replaced to improve safety, maintain access, and meet current engineering standards. Attend the meeting to: Receive key […]
