Kyle Marksteiner News Today

News from Grant County, New Mexico

Lack of rain and continued heat this summer prompted the city of Carlsbad to issue high level restrictions on water use, including outdoor watering.

A concert, parade, ceremonies and opening of the water park are part of Memorial Day weekend happenings in Carlsbad and Eddy County.

Carlsbad City Council March 28 approved an ordinance for installation of a baby safe surrender box at the main fire station on Halagueno Street.

A bill introduced in the New Mexico House could provide long-term relief for the City of Carlsbad due to lost tax revenue for nearly three years.

Aging heating and air conditioning units at the Riverwalk Recreation Center were set to replaced with a new $750K HVAC unit acquired by City of Carlsbad.

Heavy rains Saturday flooded a road to Carlsbad Caverns prompting park officials and visitors to stay at the visitor center until waters receded.

The City projected $114 million in revenue for 2023, according to a memorandum written to councilors by City of Carlsbad Finance Director Melissa Salcido and City Administrator John Lowe.

Thank you to the members of the faculty and staff who had the courage to let us know that there was a need for improvement.

SENMC will celebrate its independence day from 3-7 p.m. on April 11 at the college with a public celebration.