Chavez will compete in the New Mexico Bass Nation Kayak (NMBNK) Classic Championship set for Saturday, Sept. 26, at Ute Lake and Sunday, Sept. 27, at Conchas Lake. The lakes are in northeast New Mexico, not far from Tucumcari.

The curtain is rising on an exciting new season at Spencer Theater for the Performing Arts in Alto, with a 2026–27 lineup packed with music, laughter, legendary stories and outstanding live entertainment. The schedule includes hilarious musical comedy and timeless theatre to legendary American music and unforgettable tributes.

Check out the Roswell Tribune's best photos from the Capitan Classic Volleyball Tournament on Friday, Sept. 18.

Haaland met with representatives from the group With Many Hands and staff with Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) during her visit. It was part of "Deb’s Roadrunnin’ Tour," a three-day series of campaign stops in eight communities. Other stops in the tour that day included Carlsbad and Hobbs.

Check out the Roswell Tribune's best photos from Goddard's loss to Alamogordo.

During her visit Haaland touched on several topics such as immigration, her support of a data center moratorium in New Mexico, healthcare and education.

Sophomore Debrice Ashung's path to becoming a four-sport varsity athlete in Roswell began 6,830 miles away in his native Cameroon.

Thick, juicy pork chops become a memorable Southwest dinner when filled with a savory stuffing of Hatch chile, peppery cheese, herbs, and crisp breadcrumbs. Served alongside sweet, sautéed fennel and vibrant red cabbage, this is colorful comfort food with a restaurant-style presentation. Serves 4.

Jacob McCaw will be presenting his film “Vessel.” The 31-year-old wrote the screenplay and filmed the production in Lincoln County.

The Roswell Coyotes football team (4-1, 2-0 District 2-5A) dominated the Deming Wildcats (1-4, 0-2) Friday, Sept. 18, at Memorial Stadium.

The Goddard Rockets football team (2-3, 1-1 District 2-5A) fell to the Alamogordo Tigers (2-3, 1-1) in overtime Friday, Sept. 18, at the Wool Bowl.

the revisions to the ordinance amend penalties for 68 crimes and traffic offenses in the city’s ordinance code. Josh Narin-Mahan, Roswell city attorney told the council at the Sept. 10 meeting that the penalties for those offenses were too low and insufficient to deter people from committing such infractions.