The Voice of the Pecos Valley Since 1891
The Pecos Valley publication marks its long service starting in 1891, continuing as a regional news source renowned for its community reporting and local coverage across the valley. The paper emphasizes enduring ties to readers and sustained journalistic presence.
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Pecos Valley
Alex Ross Leads Local News Team with Fresh Reporting
Alex Ross, a breaking news reporter for rdrnews.com, partners with Christina Stock, vision editor, and Blynn Beltran, sports reporter, to cover major stories. The team operates from the regional desk and coordinates through the newsroom contact lines provided.
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Rdrnews
Christina Stock
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Blynn Beltran
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Roswell Daily Record Copyright and Subscription Info
The Roswell Daily Record explains copyright and subscription terms. It lists delivery options, mail rates, and payment methods, and directs address change notices to the P.O. Box 1897 in Roswell New Mexico.
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Roswell Daily Record
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Cryptid tip line notice from RDRnews email address
A brief notice invites tips or information on UFOs paranormal phenomena or cryptids and directs readers to contact RDRnews at a proton.me secure email address for further submission and inquiry.
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Summer tips and resources to beat the heat in Silver City
Southwest New Mexico residents share practical ways to stay cool as summer begins. Advice covers evaporative cooling, sunscreen, hydration, timing outdoor activities for cooler hours, and local options such as Bill Evans Lake and Gila River. includes gear rental tips and pool and splash park spots in Silver City and Santa Clara.
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Gila River
Santa Clara
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Gila Health Resources
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Gila River Canyon
Chuck’s Folly
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Cliff
WNMU
Lake Roberts
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U.S. Forest Service
Turkey Creek
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Gila
Usgs.gov
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Heat advisory urged as New Mexico bakes above 100 degrees
The New Mexico Department of Health urged precautions amid temperatures reaching 105 F in southern areas and 100 F in Albuquerque and Farmington. Since April 1 there have been at least 224 heat related ED visits statewide. Officials emphasize staying cool hydrated and avoiding heat illness with shaded areas, water intake, light clothing, and limiting outdoor activity. Care for high risk groups and plan access to air conditioning, libraries, or friends' homes.
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Farmington
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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