The Virgin Mary statue at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in Hobbs, N.M., is weeping again on Saturday, June 9, according to worshipers.

Parishioners and observers say the weeping Virgin Mary at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in Hobbs, NM, wept again on Tuesday, May 22. People have traveled from as far as San Antonio and El Paso, Texas to view and pray at the statue.

Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in Hobbs has had many visitors as it appears the Virgin Mary is weeping.

The folklorico dancers of Lovington recently competed in Lubbock and won five trophies.

Pam Acevedo speaks to a crowd of nearly 60 people covering the topic of a request to remove the Ten Commandments from city owned property in Hobbs, N.M. Acevedo began a Facebook group called Freedom FOR Religion that has grown to more than 1,000 members in two days. The group peacefully marched around City Hall, stopping at all four corners …

The railroad bridge caught fire Sunday night near Eunice. Eunice Fire Department was on the scene Sunday, Jan. 28, 2018. For more information, see Tuesday’s News-Sun.

Hobbs firefighters train near Hobbs on how to deal with grass fires.

The Ride for Bikes program donated more than 230 kindergarten-size bicycles with a child’s name on it Monday at Llano Elementary School Monday morning in Lovington. Each kindergarten student at Llano Elementary received a bike and a helmet.

Will Rogers Elementary fifth-grade students perform for American Education Week.