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Tularosa school board tables policy revisions, approves Head Start agreement and equipment storage donation
TULAROSA — The Tularosa Municipal Schools Board of Education on Wednesday, Oct. 14, put off action on three policy revisions tied to updated federal law, saying board members and the public need more time to review the proposed changes. The board also approved an updated agreement with HELP New Mexico… Listen ⇢
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Alamogordo Tigers Tigers Rally in Second Half to Beat Gadsden 23-14
Alamogordo N. M- Alamogordo shook off a slow start Friday night, scoring three second-half touchdowns, including one on special teams, to beat Gadsden 23-14 in district play. The win lifts the Tigers to 4-4 overall and 3-2 in district. Gadsden struck first. With 9:22 left in the opening quarter, RosalĂo Gomez… Listen ⇢
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Reeb’s Forced Resignation Exposes the Insider PAC Machine Propping Up John Block While Local Voters Are Left Behind
Filings show the Clovis lawmaker gave $5,000 to Piñon PAC — more than 18 times what every Otero County resident gave it — as legislators from other districts supply nearly 90 percent of the committee’s money. ALAMOGORDO — State Rep. Andrea Reeb (R-Clovis) resigned her House seat on October 15, 2026,… Listen ⇢
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From Innocence to Advocacy: Grace Nagamine’s Raw Story of Courage Anchors COPE Purple Event
ALAMOGORDO, N.M. — October 16, 2026 It began with innocence. On the grass beside the pavilion, with the mountains glowing in the late-afternoon sun, a squad of young cheerleaders in teal uniforms and oversized bows launched into stunts and pyramids at the Center of Protective Environment’s (COPE) annual Purple Event… Listen ⇢
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Follow the Money: John Block Cries ‘Big PAC’ While His Own PAC Pays His Own Company
ALAMOGORDO — In the race for House District 51, the two candidates are running very different campaigns. Independent Grace Nagamine is talking about issues: power bills, veterans, seniors, CYFD reform. Incumbent Rep. John Block is talking about Grace Nagamine’s past — and about a mysterious “deep-pocketed, far-left PAC” he says is backing… Listen ⇢
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Dunn Solar Telescope Doomed from the Start
unspot, Otero County N.M.- It appears that a faulty weld doomed the Dunn Solar Telescope at Sunspot before it started operating in 1969. This is implied in the Dunn Solar Telescope Assessment conducted by SET Environmental of Milwaukee, WI, for the Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy (AURA), the parent organization… Listen ⇢
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Voting Matters and Why We Need to See the Bigger Picture
When we elect officials, whether at the federal, state, or local level, we tend to focus on what they will do within their individual offices. But I think we should also ask another question: How willing are they to work with other government entities for the benefit of the communities… Listen ⇢
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Block told voters his lawsuit was “resolved.” A judge set it for trial. Now a PAC tied to his news site is mailing his opponent’s 2008 record
ALAMOGORDO — On April 2, Rep. John Block told his constituents the lawsuit filed against him by his former domestic partner “has since been resolved amicably between the parties, and any claims otherwise are false.” On July 13, District Judge Lori L. Gibson Willard denied Block’s two motions to throw… Listen ⇢
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Alamogordo City Manager Stockwell blames past design for project delays, but the same engineering firms are still on the job
ALAMOGORDO — City Manager Robert Stockwell told the City Commission this week that the city’s recent infrastructure projects ran over schedule and piled up change orders because they were “insufficiently designed” and “rushed to bid.” He said he has directed staff to hold new projects until they are “really ready… Listen ⇢
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