Remembering “The Roswell Way”; Newsletter published on June 15, 1921 shows...
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce of old, used a slogan called “The Roswell Way” to describe life in Roswell and to entice people and...
Our great military leaders in Roswell; John J. “Black Jack” Pershing...
Southeastern New Mexico has a claim to so many “greats” and connections between those greats, it is amazing. Many of you may know that...
It’s time to power lunch; Join Thursday’s event and get motivated...
Do you ever sit at your desk and just stare off into space, maybe feeling a little overwhelmed with your to-do list, with all...
‘Walk A Mile’ in celebrities’ shoes; New exhibit showcases footwear of...
HOBBS –– There is an old saying, attributed to the Cherokee tribe: “Don’t judge a man until you have walked a mile in his...
Born to shake the world with sound; Jeffrey Foucault will perform...
Jeffrey Foucault, one of the finest songwriters of his generation, is stopping in town as part of his tour of the Southwest.
Foucault has taken,...
There’s a Lost River near Roswell; This article theorizes there may...
How many of you know that there was/is a place called Lost River out by Bitter Lake?
Quoting from Georgia Redfield in 1947, “Lost River...
Good times at the old Berrendo school; In an old Vision...
Clarence Adams was always one of my favorite local history story tellers and writers. He talked about his times growing up in this area...
Coming together for music, youth; Local artists join together to perform...
There is not a lot to do for older teenagers or young adults in Roswell. It is worse for young people if they come...
Carnegie Library soon to be reincarnated; Local Realtor and architect announce...
Not long ago, Sherlea Taylor, a local Realtor, said a friend told her the only thing “historic” about the old Carnegie Library was the...
‘Uncle Kit’ Carson? Two Braids? Tommy Springfield? Who was he —...
On Jan. 15, 2017, the Roswell Daily Record ran an article in Historically Speaking about “Uncle Kit” Carson, a colorful figure around Roswell for...
Santa Fe Opera performs here for winter tour
During the holiday season, the artists of the Santa Fe Opera perform in local churches and auditoriums around the state.
The Santa Fe Opera winter tour...
Did ‘Frenchy,’ the Dog Canyon cattleman, build the ‘Miracle Staircase’ in...
Two weeks ago, on June 24, I wrote a story about the life and times of “Frenchy” Rochas. Frenchy was one of the early...
Captain Joseph Calloway Lea and the rest of the story, part...
Historically Speaking
By Janice Dunnahoo
Special to the Daily Record
The article by James T. Padgitt, West Texas Historical Association Year Book, October, 1959, continues from the...
Traditions reimagined
Stitching together the Hondo River Barn Quilt Trail
By Alison Penn
Roswell Daily Record
A new community development project called the Hondo River Barn Quilt Trail is...
That’s how you dance
Así se Baila Ballet Folklorico to have its first recital
By Christina Stock
Vision Editor
The newly formed Así se Baila Ballet Folklorico’s young students will show...
Film: ‘Enso’
New Pilot for TV series to be filmed in Roswell
By Christina Stock
Vision Editor
The team behind the making of the sci-fi action TV series pilot...
Comfort food and books for comfort
Always good recipes and only good books: Curry sauce and a spy thriller
By Christina Stock
Vision Editor
Usually, I read a book and based on this...
Spotlight: Science and Chalk
Second annual Roswell Science and Art Festival brings in science star
By Christina Stock
Vision Editor
The Roswell Museum and Art Center is presenting the second annual...
Artist to Watch: The multi-instrumental Ila Perry — Nova Rush
By Christina Stock
Vision Editor
Anyone who has visited one of the local festivals, fairs or gone to local restaurants that offer live entertainment might have enjoyed the...
Spotlight: A nomad in a quiet place — SV Randall
Roswell Artist-in-Residence SV Randall's exhibit, As Pair Legged, to open
By Christina Stock
Vision Editor
Roswell Artist-in-Residence (RAiR) SV Randall’s exhibit, As Pair Legged, opens at the...
Historically Speaking: A prisoner’s view of the Orchard Park POW Camp,...
By Janice Dunnahoo
Special to the Daily
Record
I have written about Orchard Park prisoner of war camp — which was a few miles south of Roswell...
Music: ‘Artificial Happiness’
El Paso Texas-based folk/punk rockers Emily Davis and the Murder Police release new single
Submitted
Emily Davis and the Murder Police (EDMP), the iconic Southwest-U.S.-based folk-punk...
Comfort food and books for comfort
Kohlrabi casserole
and award-winning author Bruce Wilson
By Christina Stock
Vision Editor
It is funny how a scent or a taste can bring back childhood memories. Those memories...
Historically Speaking: Geological and historic secrets of the region
By Janice Dunnahoo
Special to the Daily Record
We have so many treasures in our archives, things like old letters and correspondences, pictures, diaries, manuscripts, notes,...
‘Cowgirls and Indians’ gets international attention
Local film is gathering awards and attention at film festivals
By Christina Stock
Vision Editor
The newest Kate Davis feature-length film, “Cowgirls and Indians,” was supposed to...
Comfort food and books for comfort
Tortellini di bosco e di fattoria
And 'Hopscotch,' by Kris Neri
Thanksgiving has passed and no matter how big or small the celebration was, virtual or...
Historically Speaking: The Ketchum brothers and their crimes — ‘Black Jack’...
By Janice Dunnahoo
Special to the Daily Record
Sam Ketchum’s story was told last week. Today, I am sharing with you the follow-up story about the...
From the Vault: Ted Kuykendall
By Aubrey Hobart
Curator of Collections and Exhibitions
Roswell Museum and Art Center
Ted Kuykendall was a local boy. Born in 1953 to Radonna Kuykendall and David...