Chris Edwards
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ALAMOGORDO — On the same day he turns the page to a new chapter in his own story, local radio host, journalist, and 2nd Life Media founder Chris Edwards has published his most personal work yet: What Does Redemption Look Like in a Small Town? A Memoir of Conviction, Reinvention, and the Long Road to Accountability.…
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Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has signed two bills strengthening New Mexico’s support for communities near military installations such as Las Cruces and Alamogordo. House Bill 158 establishes the Military Base Impact Fund to finance critical infrastructure projects in areas surrounding military bases across the state. The fund will provide grants for local infrastructure initiatives, with oversight…
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Inspiration in Chalk in Chihuahuita as Mayor Pro Tem Sharon McDonald and Artist Taylor Ojeda Partner
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A new generation of party leadership is on the horizon for the Otero County Democratic Party. The Political Climate in Otero County, New Mexico is Strongly conservative. In Otero County, New Mexico 36.0% of the people voted Democrat in the last presidential election, 61.6% voted for the Republican Party, and the remaining 2.4% voted Independent. Otero…
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Chris Edwards spokesperson for the new board leadership said, “with the revitalization efforts of Alamogordo’s New York Avenue, the Bass family has been very supportive of our efforts to renovate downtown buildings, tell the history and KALH had a very strong relationship with our operating businesses. We feel it an honor to carry the mission…
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The Republican primary race between GB Oliver and Amy Barela for the 2nd District County Commission primary is the most watched race in the county and appears to have the most buzz from near and far. If fundraising were the measure, Mr. Oliver seems to be leading with a campaign war chest to date of…
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100s come to Alamogordo’s Main Street 928 New York Avenue the Cultural Arts District in front of Roadrunner Emporium to see the artist of Atomicon
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The events in the capital raised an amazing memory from my teen years. When in student congress, several years ago, we toured the capital, held a session of student congress, and I sat at then Congressman (Jim) James Ralph Sasser’s desk, since I represented Tennessee as a student legislative representative. I dropped my pen and…


