France’s Paties wins women’s XTERRA World Championship

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France’s Alizee Paties captured her first XTERRA World Championship, validating her No. 2 world ranking and claiming her fifth triathlon gold of the year.

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France’s Paties wins women’s XTERRA World Championship

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France’s Alizee Paties captured her first XTERRA World Championship, validating her No. 2 world ranking and claiming her fifth triathlon gold of the year.

France’s Paties wins women’s XTERRA World Championship

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France’s Alizee Paties captured her first XTERRA World Championship, validating her No. 2 world ranking and claiming her fifth triathlon gold of the year.
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Victor Hanson: Genocide hypocrites

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An opinion essay argues that prominent American critics of Israel, including Hasan Piker, Ilhan Omar, and Zohran Mamdani, apply charges of genocide, apartheid, colonialism, and war crimes selectively. It contrasts their rhetoric with the histories of Turkey, Somalia, and Uganda, urging them to acknowledge abuses associated with their homelands before condemning Israel or America.

Sherry Robinson: Pay our legislators and demand ethical behavior

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Opponents (mostly Republicans) argue that it rewards lawmakers for not solving the state’s problems and prompts some candidates to run just for the paycheck.

Fred Nathan: Reform legislative ethics laws

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An August 2026 poll conducted by BSP Polling found that 64% of New Mexico voters support paying legislators a salary—but only if legislators also have to comply with mandatory ethics reforms. (Nineteen percent of voters supported paying legislators a salary regardless of ethics reforms, while 17% opposed the salary even if ethics reforms were also enacted.)

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France’s Paties wins women’s XTERRA World Championship

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France’s Alizee Paties captured her first XTERRA World Championship, validating her No. 2 world ranking and claiming her fifth triathlon gold of the year.

Scenes from the Coach Mo & Marquise Memorial Invitational

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Check out the Roswell Tribune's best photos from the Coach Mo & Marquise Memorial Invitational at Jaycee Park in Artesia on Friday, Oct. 9.

Youth in the spotlight on day two of XTERRA

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Young athletes took center stage on the second day of XTERRA World Championship racing in Ruidoso.

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Victor Hanson: Genocide hypocrites

Opinion
An opinion essay argues that prominent American critics of Israel, including Hasan Piker, Ilhan Omar, and Zohran Mamdani, apply charges of genocide, apartheid, colonialism, and war crimes selectively. It contrasts their rhetoric with the histories of Turkey, Somalia, and Uganda, urging them to acknowledge abuses associated with their homelands before condemning Israel or America.

Heinrich Calls for Independent Investigation After WIPP Hoist Falls 1,600 Feet

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U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich is demanding an independent investigation after a hoist at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant fell 1,600 feet when its rope snapped during testing. No one was injured, but the incident renewed concerns about WIPP’s aging hoist infrastructure. Heinrich urged the Energy Department to involve workers and address documented safety issues.

France’s Paties wins women’s XTERRA World Championship

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France’s Alizee Paties captured her first XTERRA World Championship, validating her No. 2 world ranking and claiming her fifth triathlon gold of the year.

Scenes from the Coach Mo & Marquise Memorial Invitational

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Check out the Roswell Tribune's best photos from the Coach Mo & Marquise Memorial Invitational at Jaycee Park in Artesia on Friday, Oct. 9.

Youth in the spotlight on day two of XTERRA

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Young athletes took center stage on the second day of XTERRA World Championship racing in Ruidoso.

Goddard boys soccer drops first district game to Artesia

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The Goddard boys soccer team lost its first district game to the Artesia Bulldogs Saturday, Oct. 10, at Cielo Grande Sports Complex.

NMMI Broncos football falls to Blinn College

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The New Mexico Military Institute Broncos (3-4, 1-4 Southwest Junior College Football Conference) lost to Blinn College (4-3, 2-3) Saturday, Oct. 10, at Colt Field.

PHOTOS: Hagerman Bobcats football falls 56-0 to Tatum Coyotes

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Check out the Roswell Tribune's best photos from the Bobcats loss to Tatum.

Sullivan Middaugh wins his first XTERRA world championship

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Sullivan Middaugh won the XTERRA World Championship Saturday to earn his first full-triathlon world title and a $20,000 prize.

Ruidoso businesses gain customers, confidence from XTERRA

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K-Bob’s Steakhouse doesn’t get $50,000 catering orders every weekend. But with hundreds of XTERRA athletes in town looking for a hearty meal, general manager Brian...

Goddard volleyball sweeps Roswell in final crosstown rivalry match

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The Goddard Rockets volleyball team swept Roswell on Thursday, Oct. 8, at the Coyote Den in the final crosstown rivalry match of the season.

Debrice Ashung sets Roswell boys soccer single-season scoring record

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Roswell sophomore forward Debrice Ashung scored twice Thursday, Oct. 8, in the Coyotes’ 4-3 victory over Clovis at Cielo Grande Sports Complex, raising his season total to 37 goals and setting a program record for goals in a season.
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