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Roswell Chile Cheese Festival Celebrates Local Flavor and Community Traditions

Roswell’s annual Chile Cheese Festival brought residents and visitors downtown for fresh-roasted green chile, local vendors, live performances and an entertaining ice cream-eating contest. Held outside the Chaves County Courthouse, the Sept. 24 celebration highlighted local flavor and community traditions, with festivalgoers enjoying music, dancing and handmade ristras from Graves Farm and Garden.

Roswell, Gadsden Renew Class 5A Semifinal Rivalry in District Showdown

The Roswell Coyotes football team will host the Gadsden Panthers at 6 p.m. Friday, Oct. 2, at the Wool Bowl.

Northern New Mexico Trout Fishing Improves as Fall Arrives

Fishing for trout was fair to good when using Cheese Garlic PowerBait and casting small spoons from the dam at Fenton Lake, and very good when using rainbow nymph and grey foam wing emerger flies.

Federal $10M road repair begins on U.S. 285 near WIPP

U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich (D-NM), a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, sponsored the funding’s inclusion in the bill. He announced Monday, Sept. 28, that the money was delivered to New Mexico after the legislation passed the U.S. Senate on Jan. 15.

After No Governor Debate, New Mexico GOP Proposes Debate Requirement

Haaland, a former U.S. interior secretary and U.S. representative for New Mexico, rejected the claim that she declined to debate Hull, former mayor of Rio Rancho. At a Sept. 18 campaign stop in Carlsbad, she said her team proposed eight dates for debates to Hull's campaign, which rejected all of them.

Roswell Volleyball Defeats Artesia In Five Sets

The Roswell Lady Coyotes (5-9) defeated the Artesia Lady Bulldogs (10-5) in five sets (25-20, 24-26, 14-25, 25-23, 15-6) at home Tuesday, Sept. 29.

Siah Correa Hemphill: New Mexico’s role in fixing Washington

New Mexicans disagree about plenty of things politically. But one frustration that crosses party lines and reaches from Albuquerque and Santa Fe to Las Cruces, Farmington, Roswell and our rural communities is that Washington is not working as well as Americans expect it to.

Noah Hoffman Wins NMBNKA Finale, Claims Angler of the Year Honors

The Clovis fisherman’s victory – his fourth of the season– also earned him Angler of the Year honors, vaulting him from second place to first in the NMBNKA series standings. The standings are based on points awarded for tournament finishes throughout the season.

Essay: Celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month, Part 2: The influencers

These individuals are living proof that the American Dream is alive and flourishing and pose a stark contrast to what is being proselytized today.

Goddard Rockets Volleyball Sweeps Hobbs Eagles

The Goddard Rockets volleyball team (12-1) swept the Hobbs Eagles (4-10) at home Tuesday, Sept. 29.

Scenes from the National Championship Air Races

Check out the Roswell Tribune's best photos from the National Championship Air Races at Roswell Air Center from Sept. 16-20.

Goddard and Roswell boys’ soccer district openers postponed due to impending weather

The Roswell and Goddard boys soccer teams' district openers at the Cielo Grande Sports Complex have been postponed because of impending weather.