Moving from big city to Roswell small town life
Barbara Beck, publisher of the Roswell Daily Record, writes on moving from Portland to Roswell. She contrasts small town accountability and local loyalty with city skepticism, noting limited shopping services and some medical access, while praising neighborly memory and people over trends.
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Local readers oppose renaming Yucca Center in Roswell
Merilee Dannemann and Alfred Bolkovac voice strong opposition to renaming the Yucca Center after César Chavez or Martin Luther King. They argue lack of public meetings, community division, and respect for Roswell’s diverse heritage. They urge inclusive design and seek to involve residents, especially youth, in planning.
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Valentine’s Day Hearts and History in Roswell Celebrations
A reflective feature celebrates Valentine’s Day across Roswell and beyond. It recalls legends of Saint Valentine, notes Roy Rogers and Arline’s marriage path, and urges warmth with family and church. It also acknowledges loneliness and encourages giving love to others.
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Editorial policy notes unsigned stance for Roswell paper
The RDR editorial policy describes unsigned editorials representing the newspaper's collective view for Roswell and southeastern New Mexico. It notes guest editorials exist for thought provoking essays and credits editor Tom McDonald for oversight and contact details for discussion.
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