Roswell Egg Hunt Draws Communities Together at Spring River Park
The Roswell egg hunt brought together families and 30 JROTC cadets from New Mexico Military Institute to monitor egg areas and assist children. Local groups Sertoma Club Noon Optimist Club Prince Hall Masons and Let’s Play Entertainment provided prizes and characters. Adults emphasized Easter’s spiritual meaning as kids enjoyed hunting and prizes.
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Roswell
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Let's Play Entertainment
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JROTC
New Mexico Military Institute
Rose Notterman
Spring River Park & Zoo
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Eddie Bares
Nvernau
Rdrnews
Marathon debut for NMJC student Johnston in charity race
Johnston, a homeschooler turned college athlete at New Mexico Junior College, trains for her first marathon the New Mexico Texas challenge. She has raised 150 in pledges for CMNH and invites donations per mile or time with contact options included.
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Farmers in New Mexico brace for drier season and reduced planting
Roosevelt County and nearby areas face uncertain moisture as farmers plan minimal tillage and reduced crop area. Patrick Kircher notes likelihood of slower planting while Rick Ledbetter expects less corn and cotton, focusing on wheat and silage for cattle feed. Green chile and carrots may be added if rain arrives.
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Roosevelt County
Patrick Kircher
Rick Ledbetter
Ledbetter
Curry County
Frank Blackburn
Weather shapes fall planting for New Mexico farmer
Blackburn and Ledbetter discuss irrigation and rain impact on crop choices. If rains arrive, normal plantings of milo and sorghum silage may proceed. if not, reduced crops and altered timing follow. Weather Service forecasts a 40 percent chance of above normal temperatures in the next two months.
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Albuquerque
National Weather Service
Easter Parade in Roswell Draws Residents and Visitors
The Easter Parade on Main Street Roswell featured costumes and wagons with prizes for best dressed child and bonnet. Rebecca Quintero’s faith wagon won best overall while Victoria Arnett and Myah Richardson earned top attire honors. The event was free with online photo downloads and promotes the upcoming Fiddle & Griddle Festival on June 8–9.
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Roswell
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Bonnie and Clyde
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Monica
Phil Romero
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Albuquerque
Rebecca Quintero
Richard Quintero
Victoria Arnett
Myah Richardson
Kelsey Jones
Denise Christianson
Louisa Kieninger
William Arnett
MainStreet Roswell
Cheney
Leskey
Main Street Roswell
V.kahin
Rdrnews.com
Roswell eyes aviation boom as Stratos visits Air Center
Roswell officials press for aviation growth citing limited hangar space and full manufacturing sites. Mayor Jurney recalls Stratos mission and says Roswell’s history, climate, and people attract partners while Project Stealth aims to draw unmanned tech firms and create hundreds of jobs.
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Roswell
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Economic Development Corp
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Stratos
Nvernau
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