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CNN President Jeff Zucker announced his resignation to staff Wednesday morning, according to a memo shared by media reporter Brian Stelter.

HOPE task force holds drive thru health and wellness fair Following a year of changes where drive thru parades and virtual learning became the norm, the HOPE Task Force was set up at Alamogordo Public Schools. HOPE is short for Healing Opportunities Prevention Encouragement and it held its first health and wellness fair in the parking lot of the Tay Center, 2235 North Scenic Drive in Alamogordo, on April 17. The fair included booths from local domestic violence shelter the Center of Protective Environment, or COPE, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Otero County, Alamogordo Police Department and the...

Teresa Ham, nurse and Flickinger Center head passed away at 77 Cindy Stong Teresa Ham died following a brief non-COVID-related illness on April 2, 2021.  Teresa was born in Savannah, Georgia on October 20, 1943 to Pickney and Velma Newman.  Teresa was remembered in the Alamogordo community not only for her work at the Flickinger Center for Performing Arts, but her service to the community.  Ham was a board member of the Rotary Club and was actively involved with the Rotary Mexico Medical/Dental Mission from 1978 to 1989. She assisted the doctors on trips to remote locations in Mexico as...

Stakeholders in Bongo pledge to help fight teenage pregnancy and SGBV Stakeholders in the Bongo District of the Upper East Region have pledged their commitment to help fight against teenage pregnancy, Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) and child marriage in the district. The stakeholders who were made up of the heads of the various units at the Bongo district assembly made the commitments when the Youth Harvest Foundation Ghana (YHFG), a youth-focused Non-Governmental Organization engaged them on gender equality, Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health (ASRH) and Gender-Based Violence...

How many kids do we know have been separated from their families? >> well, the issue of children separated from their families or unaccompanied because of the earthquake is something that we're very concerned with here at unicef. we're working together with all our partners to identify and register the children that may be unaccompanied and separated. we are referring them, if they are injured or need urgent medical care, to hospitals. they are also being referred to interim care shelters, where they are provided a safe and protective environment. we've brought recreation kits, education kits....