Stop Bullying to Launch Program April 20 in Roswell
Bobby Villegas of the Hispano Chamber of Commerce and S.O.Y Mariachi announce a Stop Bullying program for April 20 with Roswell Independent School District. The plan includes a 627-SAFE hotline, anonymous calls, and a town hall kickoff at S.O.Y Mariachi with a Mayoral proclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Villegas
Hispano Chamber of Commerce
S.O.Y Mariachi
Roswell Independent
Goddard High School
Dexter Schools
Counseling Associates
Roswell
Villegas
Kay Vasquez
GHS
C.W. Hamilton
RISD
el Capitan
S.0.y. Mariachi
del Jurney
S.C.Y. Mariachi
Joseph Lopez
J.palmer
Roswell-Record.com
Independent minded NM lawmaker Jeannette Wallace dies at 77
Jeanne Wallace, longtime New Mexico Republican state representative for District 43 encompassing Los Alamos Sandoval and Santa Fe counties, died at her Los Alamos home at age 77. She served 20 years in the legislature after time on the Los Alamos City Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Alamos
Jeannette Wallace
New Mexico
Wallace
Sandoval
Santa Fe
Arizona
Terry Wallace Sr
Wind whipped Kizer 5 fire near Tatum ravages 5000 acres
Firefighters battle a wind driven Kizer 5 grass fire about 15 miles north of Tatum, 46 mph gusts fanning the flames. Six Milnes homes evacuated with no reported structural damage as the blaze expands toward state and private lands. a second Union fire northwest of Tucumcari covers about 2000 acres with eight departments, six homes threatened, and voluntary evacuations underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TATUM
Tucumcari
Dan Ware
Milnes
Union
Quay County
Burglary Risk in Roswell Spurs Home Security Advice
Roswell police warn that burglary targets any home and emphasize daily crime risk. Tips include leaving during a break in, locking doors and windows, and using signs of a dog to deter intruders. Local residents are urged to call police for suspicious activity and invest in strong locks, proper lighting, and secure windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Erica O'Bryan
O'Bryan
O'Byron
Hellums
Helco Inc
J.entzminger
NMSU Regents Approve 7.9 Percent Tuition Hike
The New Mexico State University Board of Regents approved a 7.9 percent rise in tuition and fees due to declining state appropriations. In-state undergraduates pay $2,913 per semester starting May 26, with an $213 increase. Out-of-state undergraduates face a 9.5 percent jump to $9,134 per semester, up from $8,340.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Out of State
City animal control officer arrested on sexual assault charge
Orlando Padilla, 28, an animal control officer with the city, was arrested by the Roswell Police Department on criminal sexual penetration. The incident occurred April 6 while he was on duty. He is held at Chaves County Detention Center on a $50,000 cash bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Orlando Padilla
Holley
Padilla
Roswell Animal Services
Chaves County Detention Center
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamilton
Vasquez
Cynthia Cobas
Berrendo Middle
Terry Wallace Jr
Crimestoppers
Roadrunner Cash
Galaxy
Hanna
Arthur
Your Highness
Paul
Lincoln Lawyer
NMSU
RPD
CITY
Faesd Aals II
Adelene
Roswell Youth Choruses
Planet X
First Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall
W. 3Rd St
Pa Csien
Mit
D. Farm Bureau Financial Services
Ace
Larry G. Marshall
Dexter
News & Business Telephone Cinennals
Charles Fischer
Andrew Poertner Fdith
Kim Gordon
Kim.gordon
R. Cory Beck
Jim Dishman
Jdishman
N. Main St
N.M
Daily Record
Dei
Aerolas
Poms
Pooi
Soren
Roswell Convention & Civic Center
Roswell Museum & Arts Center
Bailey
John F. Russell II
Jeanne Smith
CISR
N. Union
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!