New Book Explores Controversial Tintype of Billy the Kid and Pat Garrett

Authenticating a photo that’s more than 145 years old isn’t easy. The process involved extensive forensic analysis and scholarly review, Abrams says, comparing features of those in the photo to confirmed images in other pictures.

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Manuel Gallegos, 43, was identified as a person of interest in the double homicide that left Stacia Marie Pearce, 38, and Tony Joseph Ontiveros, 39, according to a news release issued Wednesday, Sept. 9 by the Roswell Police Department. Police want to speak with Gallegos as part of their investigation into the double homicide. No further information about Gallegos was issued.

New Book Explores Controversial Tintype of Billy the Kid and Pat Garrett

Authenticating a photo that’s more than 145 years old isn’t easy. The process involved extensive forensic analysis and scholarly review, Abrams says, comparing features of those in the photo to confirmed images in other pictures.
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I can’t help but wonder where the Republican Party of New Mexico would be if we got rid of the excuses. It’s September, and excuses are about all we’ve got for an organization that’s supposed to represent roughly one in three voters in this state.

Cal Thomas: What’s in a name?

This opinion column argues that politically motivated renaming has created confusion and cultural double standards. It examines changes involving Lake Ontario, Lee Highway, military bases, holidays, sports teams, and food brands such as Aunt Jemima and Uncle Ben’s, while questioning evolving terminology for parents, immigrants, and formerly incarcerated people.

Victor Davis Hanson: Were the bombs of August 1945 ‘demonic’?

This opinion piece examines the enduring debate over Hiroshima and Nagasaki, challenging claims that the atomic bombs were “demonic” or unnecessary. It argues that U.S. leaders, facing Japan’s refusal to surrender and the prospect of catastrophic invasion casualties, believed the bombings could end the war swiftly and save lives, while acknowledging their lasting moral consequences.

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Alamogordo trails Roswell 28-19 at the half

Alamogordo opens District 2-5A play tonight at 7 p.m. at Tiger Stadium against Roswell.
The Goddard Rockets football team hosts the Chaparral Lobos in their district opener Friday, Sept. 11, at the Wool Bowl.

Cloudcroft volleyball earns sweep of Hagerman

Cloudcroft swept Hagerman in volleyball Sept. 10.

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Caramel Apple Torte with Cinnamon Apples and Golden Caramel Glaze

A beautiful, old-fashioned dessert featuring tender cinnamon apples layered over a buttery cake and finished with a rich, golden caramel glaze. This Caramel Apple Torte is perfect for fall entertaining—or anytime you want the irresistible combination of apples, cinnamon, and caramel.

Pet of the Week: Meet Leviathan, a Gentle Husky Mix Ready for Adventure

Leviathan is a 3 year old husky mix with a heart full of wonder and a tail that seems to have its own rhythm. At 55 pounds, he’s the perfect size for adventures, cuddles, and politely supervising snack time.

New Book Explores Controversial Tintype of Billy the Kid and Pat Garrett

Authenticating a photo that’s more than 145 years old isn’t easy. The process involved extensive forensic analysis and scholarly review, Abrams says, comparing features of those in the photo to confirmed images in other pictures.

Alamogordo trails Roswell 28-19 at the half

Alamogordo opens District 2-5A play tonight at 7 p.m. at Tiger Stadium against Roswell.

Goddard Rockets football blows past Chaparral Lobos

The Goddard Rockets football team hosts the Chaparral Lobos in their district opener Friday, Sept. 11, at the Wool Bowl.

She Reported Sexual Assault at School in Hobbs. Officials Suspended Her Instead

An investigation by Searchlight New Mexico examines how a 13-year-old Hobbs student who reported rape at school was disbelieved by administrators and police, disciplined with on-campus suspension and ultimately homeschooled. Experts say officials failed to apply trauma-informed, legally required scrutiny amid broader allegations of sexual violence and weak state and federal oversight.

Cloudcroft volleyball earns sweep of Hagerman

Cloudcroft swept Hagerman in volleyball Sept. 10.

Roswell Coyotes take on Alamogordo Tigers in district opener

The Roswell Coyotes football team will face Alamogordo at 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 11, at Tiger Stadium in their first district game of the season.

Warriors overpowered by Dexter offense

Ruidoso's football team was unable to stem the tide against Dexter in a big loss.

Roswell Police Seek Person of Interest in Double Homicide

Manuel Gallegos, 43, was identified as a person of interest in the double homicide that left Stacia Marie Pearce, 38, and Tony Joseph Ontiveros, 39, according to a news release issued Wednesday, Sept. 9 by the Roswell Police Department. Police want to speak with Gallegos as part of their investigation into the double homicide. No further information about Gallegos was issued.

Roswell’s Aircraft Boneyard Sets the Stage for National Air Races

The Roswell Air Center continuously hosts a fleet of planes and jets no longer in service. They are parked at the facility to use as parts before the remaining metal heads to a recycling facility.

El Paso man wanted on nationwide warrant for incident at Inn of the Mountain Gods 

State Police Investigator Edward Garcia wrote in court documents that he enlisted the help of the FBI to identity Rivera from a seflie the victim allegedly took with him before the incident, on June 7, and subsequently by the people he was sharing a hotel room with, his cousin and aunt.