Discovery ends final flight with dramatic victory laps
Shuttle Discovery completed its final mission with three dramatic spins above Washington and prepared to become a grounded museum relic. The world’s most flown spacecraft exited in a high flying style with a celebratory finale before landing.
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Roswell Elm Graces Center Grounds as NMMI Boys Extend Streak
The Vanguard elm stands out on Center grounds as NMMI boys push their winning streak to 32 games. The article highlights local school pride and a longstanding arboreal symbol linking community spirit with sports momentum.
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Kentucky starters head to separate NBA paths
Kentucky's starting five, a trio of freshmen and two sophomores, did most things together but will now pursue separate NBA careers. Anthony Davis and Michael Kidd-Gilchrist are noted as part of the group heading to the league.
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Prostitution scandal rocks Secret Service amid Obama visit
The Secret Service faced a widening probe after 20 women stayed in hotel rooms with agents and military personnel before Obama's summit with Latin American leaders. Director Mark Sullivan handed findings to an independent investigator as lawmakers pressed for details on security risks and access to sensitive information.
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New Mexico Aims to Rebrand as True Adventure State
New Mexico marks 100 years of statehood while fighting a negative image of deserts. Tourism Secretary Monique Jacobson launches a $2 million statewide branding effort featuring a new logo New Mexico True to showcase culture and outdoor adventures aimed at changing perceptions and boosting visitation.
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Students tour past life at Historical Center program
Fourth grade pupils from nine area schools explore life from the late 1800s to mid-1900s at the Historical Center for Southeast New Mexico Museum and Archives. The program runs through May 7 with volunteers guiding activities in the Archives building and four stations showing century old enterprises.
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New Shrimp Like Amphipod Found In New Mexico Cave
Scientists announce a new amphipod species from a gypsum cave in southeastern New Mexico near Carlsbad Caverns. The blind half inch creature was found in a shallow subterranean pool during a biological inventory tied to potash mining plans. Officials group it with the Parabogidiella genus. surveys will continue.
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Martinez seeks District 58 House seat challenge to Ezzell
Pablo Martinez a Democrat and longtime educator seeks the District 58 seat against Republican Candy Spence Ezzell in Chaves County. Martinez, born into a farming family, served four years active in the Navy and nearly 30 years in Roswell area public education. He criticizes social promotion and urges village style collaboration to boost southern New Mexico needs.
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