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Carlsbad Municipal Schools: Custodial/Maintenance Supervisor I am proud to serve as an administrator and the Custodial/Maintenance Supervisor. To me, this is one of my greatest personal achievements. I am continuing to learn and grow, with the goal of one day becoming a Director. However, my personal success is inseparable from the collective efforts of my team. I have the privilege of leading over 60 dedicated custodians, and together, we have completely turned around our de

CMC Orthopedic Surgeon I am a board-certified Orthopedic Surgeon at Carlsbad Medical Center, practicing at Pecos Valley Orthopedics, CMC’s affiliated orthopedic clinic. I joined our medical staff in 2024 and have been a part of the hospital’s care team. I earned my medical degree from Jefferson Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In addition to providing services to fill a need here in Carlsbad, I believe in giving back to the communi

By Rhonda Jones In one of my previous columns, I touched briefly on the benefits of soy, especially in fighting breast cancer. Soybeans are so nutritious and a vital part of a well-balanced plant-based diet. However, I do know that learning to cook with tofu (probably the most popular form of soy) can be challenging. It looks weird and really has no taste on its own. But that is the beauty of tofu. It can be used in so many different ways. And, since it is so beneficial, I wa

By Sarah Jones, Carlsbad Public Library Libraries have long been sanctuaries of knowledge, offering communities access to books, resources, and learning opportunities. However, with the rapid advancement of digital technology, libraries have had to evolve to remain relevant. Here are some of the ways libraries are adapting to the digital age. One of the most significant changes in modern libraries is the shift toward digital collections. Many libraries now offer extensive e-b

The Southeast New Mexico College Workforce and Community Engagement department is excited to host its first ever Apprenticeship Expo, that will be held on Friday, October 23, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the SENMC Gym, 1500 University Drive. The Apprenticeship Expo is designed to connect aspiring electricians, industry leaders, training providers, and apprenticeship opportunities for a day of networking and career exploration. “SENMC is very excited to host the Apprenticeship Exp

By R. Gabriel Villalobos In an unassuming space on South Canal Street sits Grind Time coffee, where Antwane Huff is building an empire of wellbeing, one smoothie at a time. Walking into his business, a small RC race car track is the first thing that catches the eye. A man and a young boy are enthralled in a scaled-down race around perilous turns and straightaways. In the next room over, hard at work filling orders, is the man behind it all. Huff, a Carlsbad native who returne

By Misty Cryer Local business owners interested in doing business with one of the major industries in Carlsbad may benefit from attending the Southeast New Mexico Mining and Maintenance Procurement Forum at the end of this month. The forum is hosted by SIMCO, the management and operations contractor for the Department of Energy’s Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP). There is no fee for attending; however, it is important to RSVP prior to the event. The forum will be held at th

By Misty Cryer Dedicated to providing unique entertainment and family fun in Carlsbad, what Click N Pose has in store for the community is somewhat of a mystery. This time of year, their haunted house is the main attraction. Coupled with other appealing activities that people of all ages enjoy, the house of horrors is sure to be a hit. Click N Pose, 323 W. Mermod St., is a fairly new business in Carlsbad that opened earlier this year. “We have a few things going on,” said Pr

The Carlsbad Under 40 is a program that recognizes young up and coming leaders within our community. As part of the Elevate Carlsbad council with the Chamber of Commerce, the goal is to find the best of the best in their respective fields. Once individuals are nominated, they are then required to submit a short questionnaire that highlights their professional and community impact. Then the Elevate Carlsbad council grades these entries on a scale of 60% work and 40% community

By Sarah Jones, Carlsbad Public Library Throughout history, books have shaped the way we think, govern, and understand the world. Some...

By Dr. Kevin Beardmore Our success as a species is often attributed to our use of tools, our facility with language, and our mastery of...

Cavemen Band Boosters of CHS received a $1,500 donation from Carlsbad Heights Lions to support music and marching performances by Band...