Potter author Harry Potter to sell e books online
J K Rowling announced that her seven Harry Potter novels will be released as e books online in a groundbreaking deal. The move excites fans but alarms parts of the book industry that helped make Rowling a billionaire.
Leas WEB County Captures Top Roodeo Trophy
The Leas WEB County team won the top Roodeo trophy as crowds gathered for the UFO Festival though organizers scrubbed the parade. Police reported RPD arrests and charged a flasher amid a string of incidents while investigators probed suspected arson in Pecos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RPD
Pecos
Irving lands No. 1 pick for Cavaliers in draft
Kyrie Irving was selected No. 1 by the Cleveland Cavaliers in the NBA draft held in Newark. The pick signals a rebuilt Cavaliers franchise after LeBron James left, with Irving driving the plans for the team’s future as cheers followed him from nearby family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving
Newark
N.J
Kyrie Irving
Cleveland Cavaliers
LeBron James
U S and rivals plan 60 million barrel oil release
The United States and other oil importing nations will release 60 million barrels from emergency reserves via the IEA to ease high prices. The move aims to rebuke OPEC, lower crude costs, and supports U S and European economies. Half the oil comes from U S salt cavern storage with bids open to refiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
International Energy Agency
U.S
Europe
OPEC
Iraq
Kuwait
Shamas Denies Defense Motion in Bravo Murder Case
Accused murderer Ramon Bravo appeared in District Court after defense counsel filed an in limine motion to bar posthumous testimony from a 2006 Amos family civil suit. Bravo faces first degree murder charges for the 2003 slaying of Susan Amos Bravo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramon Bravo
S. Douglas Jones Witt
Donald Prince
Amos
Bravo
Susan Amos- Bravo
Amos- Bravo
Amos-Bravo
Walnut St
Burned cyclist forges endurance path after hospital work
A 26 year old cyclist describes a shift from routine rides to endurance cycling after three years as a surgical assistant at the University of Colorado Hospital burn trauma center. He says long distance cycling was not on his list of extreme activities. He previously rode to school and work but now pursues intense rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Colorado Hospital
City Council approves 1.5% RPD pay raise
The Roswell City Council unanimously approved a 1.5 percent pay raise for police officers at a special meeting. Eight votes in favor, with councilors Bob Maples and Barry Foster absent. Mayor Del Jurney praised the quick agreement with the police union amid a cautious economy. The last pay increase was in July 2010 when retirement fund contributions rose 4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Maples
Barry Foster
Art Sandoval
del Jurney
Roswell
Roswell Field of Honor Silent Auction Raises Funds
A silent art auction at Pioneer Bank raised 2115 to push the Roswell Field of Honor toward its 10th anniversary observance. Local artists contributed artworks across jewelry ironwork ceramics and watercolors as part of the fundraiser organized by the Field of Honor Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Bank
Roswell
Field of Honor
Republicans pull out of Biden debt talks over tax hikes
Republicans withdrew from debt reduction talks led by Vice President Biden blaming Democrats for demanding tax increases. House Speaker Boehner and Leader Cantor asserted tax hikes are off the table. White House said talks are in abeyance while Obama backs a balanced approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joe Biden
House
John Boehner
Ohio
Boehner
Eric Cantor
Obama
White House
Jay Carney
Carney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Inside Sports
Eusebio
Juan” Peralta
Elwin J. Curtis
Clarice M. Madsen
Daniel Martin Harvey
IEA
Gulf Coast
Middle East
North Africa
Shamas
MatThew Arca
Mark Wilson Photo
Zach Crees
California
Georgia
America
City Council
Oks
Field of Honor Committee
Karen Bloodhart
Terri Castillo
Isabel Olsen
Jeff Cunningham
Marvin Smith
Jan Smith
Treasury
Virginia
Capitol