by John Earp | Nov 27, 2025 | Jal News
City Employees Receive Longevity Awards By John Earp This past Monday, the City of Jal rewarded several city employees for their longevity of service to the city and community. Cesar Angel-Hernandez and Daniel Micham (Community Services Department), Eduardo Hernandez...
by John Earp | Nov 20, 2025 | Jal News, School News
JHS Academic Team Competes in Las Cruces By John Earp Last weekend, the Jal High School Academic Team traveled to Las Cruces to participate for their first time ever in a competition called Quiz Bowl with several other schools from various parts of New Mexico,...
by John Earp | Nov 13, 2025 | Jal News
A Very Patriotic Veterans Assembly By John Earp This past Tuesday in the Jal High School Auditorium, the Veterans’ Day Assembly was held. Elementary students, directed by Mrs. Ragland, enthusiastically sang several patriotic songs, including, “Off We Go,” “The Army...
by John Earp | Nov 13, 2025 | Jal News, Police Beat
Man Found Dead By John Earp The following is drawn from the Incident Report obtained from the Jal Police Department: On November 9, 2025 at approximately 1254 hours, Officer Castenada with the Jal Police Department was dispatched to 804 South 4th St in reference to an...
by John Earp | Nov 6, 2025 | Jal News
Who Will be the New Mayor? By John Earp This past Tuesday’s mayoral election could not have been more close, with Philip Little receiving one vote more than Mayor Stephen Aldridge. The Lea County Clerk’s Office said Wednesday that the results will not be made official...
by John Earp | Nov 6, 2025 | Jal News
A Bit of a Shake-Up on City Council By John Earp This past Tuesday’s unofficial election results, as published on the website of the New Mexico Secretary of State, revealed Julian Sauceda, Lorenzo Chacon (incumbent), and Elizabeth Acosta (aka Lisa Olivas) to have...