| Wade Irby Talks About Drug Problems In Artesia Schools | | He spoke to the school board on Mar 8. To hear his presentation go to the podcast section on the left hand side of this page. | |
| Woods Houghton Talks About Storm Damaged Trees | | Here's the latest from the Eddy County Agriculture Agent. | More >> |
| Wendell Malone Has Thoughts On Sunday's Weather | | Here are some random notes from the Eddy County Skywarn Coordinator. | More >> |
| CFOCC To Hold Meeting on Mar 16 | | To hear the comments of Susie Russell go to the podcast section on the left hand side of this page. | |
| Doug Turner Seeks GOP Nod | | To hear his platform for Gov. go to the podcast section on the left hand side of this page. | |
| Carlsbad Attorney Talks About Brine Well Injunction | | To hear Pete Domenici Jr. talk about Dist. Judge Jane Shuler-Gray’s ruling go to the podcast section on the left hand side of this page. | |
| People Lining Up Opposing Sending Water To SF | | The list continues to grow against a proposed pipeline that would deliver water from Fort Sumner to Santa Fe. Eddy County has joined Artesia and Roswell in keeping a law firm to represent them in a protest lodged with the state over the proposed water line. The Carlsbad Irrigation District and the Interstate Stream Commission also filed protests. Berrendo LLC has submitted an application to change the place and proposed use for 66-hundred acre feet of water from wells in DeBaca County near Fort Sumner. If approved, the company would take water from the Pecos River Basin to the Rio Grande corridor through a 100 mile plus pipeline. | |
| Holly Energy Releases New Info On Tuesday Fire | | Holly Energy officials say a man who was presumed dead and missing after last week’s fire at Navajo Refinery in Artesia has now been confirmed as a second fatality. The energy company made the announcement over the weekend. The names of the deceased aren’t being released by the company for what they call, “the families need for privacy.” Previous broadcast and newspaper reports have identified them as Nativiad Andajo and Victor Villa. Both men were listed as residents of the Midland-Odessa area. The two men didn’t work for Navajo. Two other men survived the fire. One of them has been identified and has filed suit against a host of parties. | |
| C-Bad School Boss Talks About Task Force Meeting | | To hear her thoughts go to the podcast section on this page. | |
| ENMU-R Offers Classes | | Students looking for a short-term class may want to consider a number of new eight week classes being offered by ENMU-Roswell this spring semester. Most classes start March 13. Classes offered include Digital Photography, Ceramics, Heating and Air Conditioning, Motorcycle/Small Engine Repair, Casual Auto Maintenance, Adobe Photoshop Elements, Computer Security for the Home, Microsoft Access and PowerPoint, Interpersonal Communication, CPR/First Aid, Design Workshop, Circuit Training, Lifeguard Training, World Humanities, and Basic Algebra.
Students can view the complete schedule and register online at www.roswell.enmu.edu New students can also apply for admission online. Students can also register in the Admissions and Records office on campus during regular business hours. For registration information, call 624-7308.
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| ENMU-Roswell Presidential/Cougar Scholarships Aim To Attract Top Students | | Top performing high school graduates in Chaves County and Artesia are invited to apply for the 2010 Presidential Scholarship and 2010 Cougar Academic Scholarship now available at ENMU-Roswell. Interested parents and students are invited to attend an informational meeting on the scholarship programs Thursday, March 18 at 6 p.m. in the Campus Union Building, 48 University Blvd. Campus staff will also be discussing the scholarships at Parent Advisory Council meetings at Goddard High School on March 15 at 5:30 p.m. and at Roswell High School on March 16 at 5:30 p.m.
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| ENMU-R Theater Department Presents Musical | | The ENMU-Roswell Theatre Department will present CLUE: The Musical in April. The show will be held in the Performing Arts Center on campus April 16-18. The show will begin at 7:30 p.m. April 16 and 17 and at 2:30 p.m. April 18. Tickets are $8 for adults, $5 for students and seniors, and ENMU-Roswell students with I.D. and children under 10 will be admitted free.
Based on the popular board game CLUE, this rousing, fun-filled musical brings the world's best-known mystery suspects to life on the stage, and invites the audience to play along to solve a mystery. The suspects sing, dance, and joke their way into your heart or into suspicion, as you guess which one of the 216 possible endings, different every performance, is the answer to: whodunit, in what room, and with what weapon. Game cards will be distributed to the audience and prizes awarded to those who are ‘super sleuths.’
For more information, contact Daniel Wolkow, Liberal Arts faculty at 575-624-7398. Follow the Theatre Department on Twitter.com at enmurtheatre and also on Facebook.com at Clue Roswell.
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