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Alamogordo Invited to Welcome Home Veteran Larry Sanmann From Honor Flight
ALAMOGORDO, N.M. — Alamogordo is invited — and challenged — to fill VFW Post 7686 on Saturday night and welcome home Air Force veteran Larry Sanmann as he returns from Washington, D.C., with Rio Grande Honor Flight Mission 22. The homecoming, hosted by the U.S. Veterans Motorcycle Club, Trinity Chapter,… Listen ⇢
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Sept 29, Noon to 2 pm: PRC to Hear From PNM Customers Over Estimated Readings and Delayed Bills at Alamogordo Town Hall
ALAMOGORDO, N.M. — PNM customers who have received unexpectedly high or late electric bills this summer will get a chance to tell state regulators directly. The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission (NMPRC), which oversees investor-owned utilities including PNM, is holding a community town hall on Tuesday, Sept. 29, from noon to… Listen ⇢
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Court Win for CNN, Politico and MS NOW Leaves Smaller Newsrooms Asking: Who Defends Us?
WASHINGTON — A federal judge early Thursday ordered the White House to restore access for CNN, MS NOW and Politico, temporarily blocking President Donald Trump’s ban on the three outlets. Independent publishers and local newsrooms say the fight has implications well beyond the briefing room. U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly… Listen ⇢
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Commentary: Chalk Another One Up for the Good Ole Boys
Alamogordo N. M. – Tuesday night in Alamogordo, justice didn’t lose a fight. It never got into the ring. By a 2-4 vote, the City Commission declined to hold a public hearing on the code of conduct complaint filed against Commissioner Alfonso “Al” Hernandez. Only Mayor Sharon McDonald and Commissioner Warren… Listen ⇢
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Alamogordo Commission Drops Conduct Complaint Against Hernandez on a Split Vote, Awards Golf Course Contract
ALAMOGORDO — The Alamogordo City Commission on Tuesday declined to move forward with a code of conduct complaint against Commissioner Alfonso Hernandez, ending the matter after a 2-4 vote. Under the city’s code of conduct, the complaint was first reviewed by legal counsel and then referred to the commission’s three… Listen ⇢
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New Mexico Supreme Court Law Library Named Best in the Nation
SANTA FE, N.M. — Sept. 22, 2026 — The U.S. Government Publishing Office (GPO) has named the New Mexico Supreme Court Law Library in Santa Fe the 2026 Federal Depository Library of the Year, the top national honor for libraries that give the public free access to federal government information.… Listen ⇢
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Alamogordo Goes Black & Gold for AHS Homecoming Week
ALAMOGORDO, N.M. — Alamogordo High School Homecoming Week kicks off Sept. 28, and Alamogordo Public Schools is asking the entire community to help turn the town Black & Gold through Oct. 3. Residents are encouraged to decorate homes, storefronts and vehicles in school colors, and local businesses can request free… Listen ⇢
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Regional Arts and Culture: Roswell Symphony Orchestra Opens Season With America 250, Featuring Gershwin’s “Porgy and Bess”
ROSWELL, NM — The Roswell Symphony Orchestra is back from summer break and preparing a tribute to the country’s 250th anniversary to launch its latest musical season. On Sept. 26, the RSO will present America 250, a concert program honoring the signing of the Declaration of Independence with patriotic pieces from… Listen ⇢
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City Leadership Gives Two Different Accounts of How the Al Hernandez Complaint Was Handled
ALAMOGORDO N.M. — On Monday, City Manager Robert Stockwell said the Code of Conduct complaint against Commissioner Alfonso “Al” Hernandez was handled entirely by the city’s former attorney, now working on contract. On Tuesday, he said the attorney only checked the paperwork. Stockwell’s first statement came in a comment to… Listen ⇢
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