Big Brothers Big Sisters
The 19th annual Chaves County Bowl for Kids' Sake fundraiser kicks off
By Christina Stock
Vision Editor
The 19th annual Chaves County Bowl for Kids’ Sake (BFKS)...
Memories of pioneer life in White Oaks; Life was hard, yet...
In the late 1800s and early 1900s, most settlers in these southeastern New Mexico mountains were either miners or homesteaders. Life was hard in...
Raising backyard chickens offers family bonding, educational opportunities; Spring Chick Days...
Backyard poultry ownership is a growing phenomenon in recent years as Americans have taken control over their family meals with an all-natural, homegrown food...
RSO Christmas concert to feature both popular tunes and classical favorites
Would you like the opportunity to sing Christmas carols accompanied by a live symphony orchestra? If so, attend the Roswell Symphony Orchestra’s Christmas concert...
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...
Comfort food and books for comfort: Getting hooked on fish and...
By Christina Stock
Vision Editor
When you think of German food you most likely think of sauerkraut, potatoes and sausages; you hear Thai food and you...
Cowboy Hall of Famer Buff Douthitt was one of our own
We have some great visitors, researchers, authors and students who walk through our doors at the Historical Society for Southeast New Mexico archives from...
Royal Family KIDS of New Mexico, part II
The Purple Day kickstarted campaign to help abused children
By Christina Stock
Vision Editor
On April 3, the community came together to kickstart the fundraising campaign for...
Spotlight: Joseph returns
Way Way Off-Broadway Theatre celebrates its fifth season with a new spin on "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat"
By Christina Stock
Vision Editor
A new cast,...
Winner of the Vision Facebook holiday contest: Susie Sharp
This is a Christmas memory I will never forget
By Susie Sharp
My daddy, Manuel Oracion Jr., died in May of 1967 — just days before...
Historically Speaking: ‘Shady ladies’ sparkled in Southeast New Mexico
By Janice Dunnahoo
Special to the Daily Record
For those of us who worked closely with Elvis Fleming, we knew we could always be entertained by...
Comfort Food and Books for comfort: Amazon stew and the adventure...
By Christina Stock
Vision Editor
Today, I have a new recipe for you that is directly pulled out of the pages of a book that I reviewed. “Before...
ENMU-Roswell announces Spring 2018 Dean’s List
The following students were named to the Dean’s List at Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell for the spring 2018 semester. To be named to the...
Walk to End Alzheimer’s slated for Oct. 14
He was a “crossover artist” decades before anybody knew what the word “crossover” meant in regard to music.
Glen Campbell, the singer-guitarist who in the...
From The Vault: ‘Ghost Dance’ by Jaune Quick-to-See Smith
By Aubrey Hobart
Curator of Collections and Exhibitions
When I go to a contemporary art museum and fall in love with a work of art, the...
Roswell’s musical ladies
Our little town “west of the Pecos” has produced so much national and international talent — whether it be sports stars, scientists, actors, musicians,...
Pumpkins and the best jerky in town
Watch out jerky fans — this year’s St. Mark’s Pumpkin Patch event includes the first Best Jerky in Roswell Contest
By Christina Stock
Vision Editor
The annual...
‘Enchanted Adventures’ photo contest at New Mexico State Parks; New Mexico...
SANTA FE — “Enchanted Adventures at New Mexico State Parks” is a special category in this year’s New Mexico Magazine 17th Annual Photo Contest....
Horse show to honor former director Janet Randeau
The Chaves County 4-H & FFA Horse Show will be held at 5 p.m. on July 28 at the Bob Crosby Arena at the...
Music: Vanessa Silberman concert
International touring singer to perform
By Christina Stock
Vision Editor
Vanessa Silberman and Carissa Johnson are performing at Stellar Coffee Co., 315 N. Main St., on March...
Story: ‘Wrong Turn to Roswell’
Episode 18: Trouble in Roswell
By S.E. Smith
The children’s story, “Wrong Turn to Roswell,” by USA Today and The New York Times bestselling author S.E....
Five centuries of reform; Christians across the globe to commemorate 500th...
It happens every year on the last Sunday of October and is quietly commemorated by Lutheran churches all over the world. It's called Reformation Sunday.
To Lutherans,...
Sport: Ready, set and get that Milkman Trophy
Honoring the dairy industry, the 35th annual Milkman Triathlon returns to Dexter
By Christina Stock
Vision Editor
Dexter’s 35th annual Milkman Triathlon registration is now open. This...
Like being a doctor except on cars
As auto technologies evolve, it takes more than just a shade-tree mechanic with a tool box to repair complex, computerized systems. ENMU-R offers a...
Livestock Fair kicks off on Friday
Farm kids in Chaves County will get the recognition they deserve when the weeklong Chaves County 4-H & FFA Fair 2018 kicks off.
The fair...
Historically Speaking: Was Jesse James killed or did he die of...
By Janice Dunnahoo
Special to the Daily Record
Remember a few years ago, a tintype was purchased at a secondhand store by Randy and Linda Guijarro...
‘Southern Fried Funeral’
Roswell Community Little Theatre brings a big-hearted family comedy to the stage
By Christina Stock
Vision Editor
Roswell Community Little Theatre, 1717 S. Union Ave., under guidance...
A much-needed bird sanctuary grows in Roswell
One of Roswell’s best-kept secrets is the J. Kenneth Smith Bird Sanctuary and Nature Center located at the west end of town at 401...
Only the strong survived in days of Old West; Spirit of...
The settlers of the Old West were a special breed.
New Mexico has many old-time legends that have been handed down by word-of-mouth from one...
Spotlight: The evolution of a painter — George Rodart
Roswell Artist-in-Residence exhibit opening and lecture: George Rodart
By Christina Stock
Vision Editor
Roswell Artist-in-Residence George Rodart will have his opening and lecture July 19 at 5:30...
