pARTy After Hours ’80s style on Friday
The Roswell Museum and Art Center, 100 W. 11th St., invites the public to celebrate its second annual pARTy After Hours from 6 to...
Young artist to watch: Samantha Thorsted
By Christina Stock
Vision Editor
When a young student gets accepted at the New Mexico School for the Arts (NMSA), it is something very special. After...
Comfort food and books for comfort: Chili and football
By Christina Stock
Vision editor
The football season is over and most fans that were happy or disappointed about the Super Bowl outcome are now on...
Dia De Muertos
Historic Lincoln celebrates history and those who came before
By Christina Stock
Vision Editor
The fifth annual Dia de Muertos celebration takes place throughout the Village of...
Youthful riders arrive safely in Roswell
Two sons of a Texas U.S. Marshal made long-distance horseback trips that drew attention of NM governor and President Theodore Roosevelt
In 1909, two little...
Reminiscing about the fair
Growing up in Roswell in the 1950s and '60s, this time of year there were those things we all looked forward to that got...
From the Vault: New Mexico’s saint-makers
By Aubrey Hobart
Curator of Collections
and Exhibitions
Roswell Museum and Art Center
Santos are the topic of discussion at the Roswell Museum and Art Center, 1011 N....
Dancing the line between tradition and conceptuality
'A Splinter Forever' exhibit shows the works of Roswell Artist-in-Residence Qwist Joseph
By Christina Stock
Vision Editor
Usually, the lecture for Roswell Artist-in-Residence exhibits are on Fridays....
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...
Spotlight: A season of education and music
Roswell Symphony Orchestra reaches out to youth with an educational program and is preparing for its new season
By Christina Stock
Vision Editor
The Roswell Symphony Orchestra...
‘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...
The global flu epidemic of 1918-19 and how it affected Roswell
With the current virulent strain of flu going around this year, I thought it would be interesting to share an article about Roswell and...
Historically Speaking: An old house holds more than memories
By Janice Dunnahoo
Special to the Daily
Record
What is it about old house that intrigues us so much? Is it the mystery, the history or the...
Dust off your cowboy boots, the rodeo comes to town
Jesse Andrus & Mike Hillman Memorial Pro Rodeo returns
By Christina Stock
Vision Editor
Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association’s Jesse Andrus & Mike Hillman Memorial Pro Rodeo returns to...
Peter de La Fuente (grandson of Peter Hurd) will make presentation...
The Wyeth Hurd Gallery, in cooperation with the Historical Society for Southeast New Mexico, will present a one-week exhibition of paintings by four generations...
The many lives of Jeorganna Simoes
Not every artist's career takes off after graduation.
By Christina Stock
Vision Editor
If you have been at a performance of the Roswell Community Little Theatre or...
Spotlight: It’s a family affair
Old Lincoln Days and folk pageant, "The Last escape of Billy the Kid," celebrate New Mexico's most notorious legend
By Christina Stock
Vision Editor
Once a year,...
‘Wrong Turn to Roswell’
Episode 11
By S.E. Smith
The children’s story, “Wrong Turn to Roswell,” by S.E. Smith started with episode 1 and 2 in the Vision Magazine, published...
A journey of 2,000 miles in 1922 meant danger, hardship and...
By Janice Dunnahoo
Special to the Daily Record
Lowell Hughes, a 99-year-old World War II veteran, and a friend to all of us at the Historical...
Historically Speaking: Charlie Siringo — the man, the legend
By Janice Dunnahoo
Special to the Daily Record
One of the many colorful characters to roam Southeast New Mexico was a gentleman by the name of...
Make Time for Kids
Chaves County CASA's fundraiser helps abused and neglected children
By Christina Stock
Vision Editor
Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) is having its 17th annual fundraiser Make Time for...
Big Daddy Weave returns
The Christian band Big Daddy Weave performs in Roswell for the fourth time
By Christina Stock
Vision Editor
The band Big Daddy Weave, featuring Brandon Heath, stops...
Game of Spotting ‘Flying Saucers’ Sweeps Country as Mystery Holds; Flurry...
In light of our annual International UFO Festival and the Vision edition of the Roswell Daily Record, I thought it would be fun to research...
Historically Speaking: The spirit of a prosperous and united Roswell, part...
By Janice Dunnahoo
Special to the Daily Record
Sometimes it’s fun and refreshing to go back in time and read about the news, notes and politics...
Killing on the Chisum Ranch; Cowboys riled up over fancy sombrero...
How many of you know that there was a killing and burial on Chisum’s Ranch the Jingle Bob southeast of Roswell? Those were the...
Historically Speaking: More than a governor: Lew Wallace, part I
By Janice Dunnahoo
Special to the Daily Record
Lew Wallace (April 10, 1827 – February 15, 1905) was the 10th Governor of the Territory of New...
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...
‘Hillbilly Scientists’ bring explosive entertainment
The Hillbilly Scientists to perform at Artesia's Ocotillo Performing Arts Center
By Christina Stock
Vision Editor
Gone are the days of children falling asleep when they hear...
Billy the Kid Days in song, story, dance proves great success;...
An article in the Roswell Daily Record dated Feb. 27, 1931, tells of a performance hosted by the Chaves County Historical Society, with at...
