Roswell Daily Record

The Roswell Daily Record is a community newspaper based in Roswell, New Mexico, with a circulation of under 12,000 copies. It holds a special place in UFO history, as it was the first to cover the rumored UFO crash in Roswell in 1947. Robert Beck is the owner of this newspaper. Both the names Roswell Daily Record and Roswell Daily Record (Stylized) are registered trademarks of Roswell Daily Record, Inc., protected under U.S. Trademark Registration Nos. 5,275,682 and 5,275,687.

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Choosing discipline over excuses

6 days ago | rdrnews.com | Rick Kraft

Which defines your life: discipline or excuses? Your answer to this truly determines who you are. These two characteristics are at totally different ends of the spectrum. You are living your life somewhere on this spectrum. Victims use excuses, heroes use discipline. Victims blame their problems on others. Heroes take action to rise above. A disciplined life is a proactive life. A life of excuses is one that is reactive. A disciplined life looks inward. A life of excuses points at others.
Invaders, Bills go into extra innings

6 days ago | rdrnews.com | Marco Martinez |Marco Antonio Martínez

On Wednesday, the Roswell Invaders faced off against the Pecos Bills for a one-game series. The Invaders entered the game with a 4-14 record. They are coming off a two-game series against the Garden City Wind, in which the Invaders lost both matchups with tallies of 11-5 and 15-6, respectively. The Bills came in with a 12-7 record. Their last series was four games against the Santa Fe Fuego, in which the Bills went 3-1.
Book Review: Veteran journalist explores impact of private equity industry on US society

6 days ago | rdrnews.com | Ann Levin

Megan Greenwell was the editor in chief of Deadspin when it was acquired in 2019 by a Boston-based private equity firm. After three months of watching her new bosses make what seemed to her to be boneheaded decisions, she quit. Two months later, the staff followed her out the door. Within five years, the once popular online sports magazine known for its irreverent reporting had been sold to an obscure Maltese website.
Invaders swept by Garden City Wind

1 week ago | rdrnews.com | Marco Martinez |Marco Antonio Martínez

On Tuesday, the Roswell Invaders hosted the Garden City Wind for the second matchup of a two-game series. The Invaders entered Game 2 with a record of 4-13, while the Wind entered with a 14-2 record. Game 1 took place on Monday, and the Wind defeated the Invaders with a tally of 11-5. In Game 2, the Invaders jumped out to a 3-0 lead by the end of the first inning. Their lead would last until the top of the third inning, where the Wind would score 11 runs to go up 11-3.
Walking into retirement

1 week ago | rdrnews.com | Jason O'Day

Mary Rogers, a financial specialist at the Chaves County Courthouse, was joined by friends, family and coworkers as she walked around the courthouse for the last time on Monday. She's retiring after 25 years. About halfway through that tenure she began walking around the courthouse on her breaks, and brought others along for the strolls. Her coworkers confirmed that she's a woman with a passion for walking. "I was part of the original walking group with Mary.
Israel is not our greatest ally

1 week ago | rdrnews.com | Jason O'Day

For at least a couple of decades now we've been bombarded with hysterical propaganda that Iran is 12 minutes away from destroying Israel and America. President Trump seemed to echo these paranoid sentiments when he brushed aside the claims of Tulsi Gabbard, his own Director of National Intelligence, who reported in March that American intelligence personnel did not believe Iran was working on a nuclear weapon. “I don’t care what she said.
VWs at Slug Bug Ranch painted purple to raise awareness of elder abuse

1 week ago | rdrnews.com | Nell Williams

Recently, the Slug Bug Ranch, located on I-40 near Starlight Ranch in Amarillo, was painted purple June 11 to shine a spotlight on elder abuse. Elder abuse is described as an intentional act or failure to act that causes or crates a risk of harm to an older adult. It can include physical abuse, emotional abuse, sexual abuse, neglect and financial exploitation, according to Center for Elder Abuse and Education.
Invaders blown away in Game 1 against Garden City Wind

1 week ago | rdrnews.com | Marco Martinez |Marco Antonio Martínez

On Monday, the Invaders hosted the Garden City Wind for game one of a two-game series. The Invaders entered the matchup with a 4-12 record. Their last group of games was a three-game series against the Pecos Bills, in which the Invaders had two losses and one victory. The Wind entered with a 13-2 record. Their last series was two games against the Trinidad Triggers, and Garden City won both. The Wind was in firm control for the majority of this game.
Around Town Calendar

1 week ago | rdrnews.com | Christina Stock

Blood drivesVitalant, No. 3 Grand Avenue Plaza, has several blood drives planned in June and July. On June 21, from 9 a.m. to noon, the blood drive will be at the Vitalant office. On June 25, from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., the Bloodmobile will be at Richland Motors. On June 28, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., the blood drive will be at the Vitalant office. Donate June 1-28 and you'll receive a $10 rewards gift card, plus be entered for a chance to win one of two $10,000.
The Trump family's next venture, a mobile phone company

1 week ago | rdrnews.com | Bernard Condon

NEW YORK — If Trump watches or sneakers or bibles aren't your thing, the family business just added another product to show your support for the U.S. president: mobile phones. The Trump company announced Monday a new business, Trump Mobile, that will offer cell service in a licensing deal and sell gold phones by the summer.