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In 1897, Zona Heaster Shue of Greenbrier County, West Virginia, died under “mysterious” circumstances—which is old-timey speak for “her husband’s story didn’t make sense, but everyone was too polite to push it.” That is, until Zona came back as a ghost and told her mama the real tea: she’d been murdered. This supernatural testimony led to one of the weirdest murder trials in U.S. history—because when your key witness is dead, you’d think that’s a bit of a problem… unless you’re in West Virginia in the 1890s. Join us as we dig into the ghostly gossip, Appalachian folklore, and the man who thought he could get away with murder—only to be outwitted by his very dead wife.

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Welcome to Mid-Week Matters, your source for the best upcoming events and interesting micro-news from around Carlsbad and Eddy County.

In today’s episode, we discuss the latest news affecting life in Eddy County. We also look at the Abó Mission near Mountainair, NM.

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We’re sitting down with the leadership from the New Mexico Creative Industries Division to talk all things CreativeCon Carlsbad! This Saturday’s event at the Cavern Theater is a huge opportunity for our local makers, artists, and entrepreneurs to get the resources they need to grow.

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🎟️ Grab your tickets for Saturday here: https://startupspace.app/detail-normal-events/68549

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We remember those who lived and died in Carlsbad, NM, who had funerals at Denton-Wood Funeral Home.

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Iowa’s Most Infamous Fixer-Upper

This week, we dive back into Iowa’s most infamous fixer-upper: the Villisca Axe Murder House. In 1912, a horrific and unsolved murder left eight people dead—and ever since, the ghosts have apparently been auditioning for their own reality show.

Join us as we discuss the legends, the cold case, and the number of times ghosts have slammed the door in Zak Bagans’ face. We’ll examine all the burning questions: Is it haunted? Who did it? Why is there always one guy who thinks challenging the ghost to a fight is a good idea?

Spoiler alert: It never is.

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Jon Strahan, Department Chair, and newest instructor Raymond Dominguez from the SENMC Business and Information Technology program join the program to discuss the latest updates. Learn all about the new opportunities for Eddy County students and residents to excel in these high-demand career paths.

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Welcome to Mid-Week Matters, your source for the best upcoming events and interesting micro-news from around Carlsbad and Eddy County.

In today’s episode, we discuss the new federal CDL requirements impacting New Mexico’s trucking industry and the state’s push for the federal government to prioritize Los Alamos waste shipments to WIPP. We also look at regional growth with construction updates on the EM Smith Middle School in South Carlsbad and the ongoing work on the Jaycee Park pickleball courts in Artesia.

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Plus, we have a full rundown of community events, from YDI Head Start Open Houses to the CVE Annual Meeting, and a final reminder to head to the polls for the Artesia Municipal Election next Tuesday.

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Today at noon and 11 pm on KCCC 930 AM, Johnny Chandler is joined by Paul Gessing from the Rio Grande Foundation. Paul is one of the sharpest minds in the state when it comes to following the money and the mandates. They didn’t just talk about the headlines; we dug into the bills that affect your daily life:

* Healthcare: Will HB 99 actually keep doctors from leaving New Mexico?

* Childcare: The state is moving toward a universal system—but who pays for it?

* Energy & Roads: We break down the “Clear Horizons” Act (SB 18) and the $1.5 billion road bill.

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