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Ty's Take Anne Kelly's first real move as the new DA lands hard—charging a sitting sheriff and his deputies is the kind of thing that gets people talking in the grocery store for months. It's also the kind of thing that either defines
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Ty's Take A mall evacuation, a Senate candidate in cuffs at the base, and talk of new flights out of Ruidoso—it's the kind of week that reminds you Alamogordo sits at the crossroads of a lot of moving pieces. You've got the military
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Ty's Take The Ruidoso-to-Denver flight corridor is the kind of story that gets overlooked until you realize what it actually means for Otero County—suddenly you're not a rural pocket anymore, you're a gateway, and that changes everything from property values to workforce mobility
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Ty's Take Two stories caught my eye today that tell us something important about where our community's headed. First, congratulations to that Camdenton educator who just got named the state's best librarian — in an era where rural schools are fighting for every dollar and
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Ty's Take Those three tornadoes that tore through Morgan County last night, with one EF-1 packing 90 mph winds that forced firefighters to take shelter while battling a lightning-sparked house fire, remind us how quickly Mother Nature can turn dangerous around here. When your emergency responders have to
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Ty's Take When fire crews are battling a house blaze and a tornado hits mid-fight, you know it's been one hell of a weekend at the Lake — and that's exactly what happened Friday during those confirmed twin twisters that touched down in our area.
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Ty's Take That confirmed tornado north and west of Barnett is exactly the kind of weather event that should have everyone around the Lake paying attention to their emergency preparedness plans. Spring tornado season is no joke in Missouri, and while this one may have missed populated areas,
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Ty's Take While everyone's talking about that $100K bass caught Sunday morning – and rightfully so, that's life-changing money for whoever hooked it – we can't lose sight of what happened Friday night when multiple tornadoes ripped through our area. The National Weather Service
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Ty's Take Friday's storms packed a serious punch around the Lake, and if you're a dock owner, you're probably already counting the cost this morning. When lightning is causing house fires and flipping docks like pancakes, it's a reminder that
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Ty's Take This storm system isn't messing around – we've got golfball-sized hail already pounding the Lake, a deck collapse that injured six people, power outages across the region, and the state has activated its emergency operations plan ahead of more severe weather tonight. When
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Ty's Take The deck collapse story is what demands our attention today – when people get hurt at the Lake, that's real news that affects real families, and we need details on what happened, where, and whether building codes or inspections might be involved. Everything else in
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Ty's Take Today's bringing some serious concerns our way that cut right to the heart of what matters around here — safety and looking out for each other. The drowning of that 27-year-old Eldon man is a stark reminder that water danger doesn't just happen