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Stockwell’s $180,000 Contract Surfaces on the Consent Agenda — After Sitting at City Hall Since June 12, 2026
ALAMOGORDO, N.M. — A proposed employment contract that would make Robert Stockwell the City of Alamogordo’s next City Manager — at a $180,000 salary, with six months’ severance and an immediate, pre-earned PTO payout — has been placed on the consent agenda for Tuesday’s City Commission meeting, a section of… Listen ⇢
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DĂ©jĂ Vu in Las Cruces: NM GOP Chair Vote Collapses Again, Race Now Heads to Albuquerque on July 26
Three meetings. Two failed quorums. Two lawsuits. One Supreme Court ruling. And still, the Republican Party of New Mexico does not have a permanent chair heading into a contested November election. Here is the full picture of how the party got here — and where it goes from the July… Listen ⇢
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Our Responsibility for the Soul of the GOP – On this Day of 2021 – Recap of a Story from the Past…
The road forward for the GOP starts with leaders and voters who show integrity, act courageously, and speak words of truth in the face of political … Our Responsibility for the Soul of the GOP Listen ⇢
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Filling the Vacancy: How New Mexico Democrats Will Pick a New Lt. Governor Nominee — and Who’s in the Running
Alamogordo Town News special political report – The New Mexico Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver suspended her campaign for lieutenant governor on June 18, citing recent changes to her health, just two weeks after winning the Democratic primary in a landslide over state Sen. Harold Pope Jr. (80% to 20%). Her… Listen ⇢
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Five Candidates, One Fractured Party: New Mexico GOP to Pick New Chair Amid Lawsuits and Boycott Threats
LAS CRUCES, N.M. — New Mexico Republicans converge on Las Cruces Saturday to elect a new state party chair, capping a months-long internal war that has produced two lawsuits, a state Supreme Court ruling, a failed earlier ouster attempt, and now competing factions that can’t agree on where — or… Listen ⇢
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How Regional Media Reported on the Otero County Sheriff’s Office, 2024–2026
From a roadside shooting to a primary upset: an in-depth look at who reported what, when, and how thoroughly Editor’s Note on Sourcing This independent analysis is restricted to coverage of the Otero County Sheriff’s Office (OCSO) itself — the Hadley case, the Sheriff’s race, jail conditions, narcotics enforcement, grants,… Listen ⇢
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Read the Call. Read the Rules- Commentary by Gary Person
This post expresses the views and opinions of the author(s) and not necessarily that of 2nd Life Media Alamogordo Town News management or staff. By Gary Person Before discussing the facts, readers should review the central claims made in Amy Barela’s June 19 email to State Central Committee members: “The… Listen ⇢
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Government tight-lipped about Sunspot
Demolition of Sunspot Solar Observatory is scheduled to start as soon as September and be done by the end of the year. But because the National Science Foundation has been largely silent about Sunspot, a recent rumor had demolition crews en route to the site this week. “There is no… Listen ⇢
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Alamogordo City Commission Faces Scrutiny Over Undisclosed Settlement and Severance with Former Acting City Manager Dr. Stephanie J. Hernandez
By Chris Edwards, Alamogordo Town News ALAMOGORDO, N.M. — Documents obtained through the Inspection of Public Records Act (IPRA) reveal that the City of Alamogordo reached a settlement and separation agreement with Dr. Stephanie J. Hernandez, who served as Acting City Manager, resulting in a substantial severance payment that was… Listen ⇢
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