Terri Harber

After years of planning and fundraising, the Roswell Public Library is ready to construct its outdoor learning area for young children. Library staff added a twist to an event held

During the Roswell City Council meeting on Thursday, a resident asked why her utility bill recently spiked.

Angela Villa is shown speaking to the Roswell City Council this past Thursday about her monthly water bill, which stated that 50,000 gallons were used at her address from mid-March

These youths are among the artistically inclined participants who have painted squares for a mural being prepared to celebrate the upcoming semiquincentennial of the United States. About 50 people of

The Roswell City Council, top row, is shown posing for photos with some of the city government employees who fixed 14 water system failures in one day and then returned

Improving the well-being of the city — and especially its residents — was discussed Tuesday evening during the second of four “Council Connection” forums to be held this year.

An addition to the Chaves County Zoning Ordinance calling for energy-related production facility projects to pay for an outside contractor to better ensure these ventures are within established standards was

The polls are open today from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. for voting in the New Mexico Primary Election 2026.

Voters are shown filling out ballots during the November 2025 election at the Chaves County Administrative Building.

Chaves County Undersheriff Charles Yslas, standing, third from left, is mingling with supporters of his campaign for county sheriff. Residents were invited to come to the Chaves County Courthouse lawn