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Head-on accident claims one life on Allens Creek

Police are continuing to investigate a head-on collision on Allens Creek Road last week that left one man dead.See the Story

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Truck closes Highway 6

This truck ended up in the ditch on Highway 6 west of Imperial, causing the road to be closed for a couple hours Wednesday, March 19. The truck was eastbound with an empty trailer, headed for AK Acres to load popcorn. No one was injured. By Alan CarmanThe Imperial Republican Wednesday afternoon, March 19, Highway 6 west of Imperial was closed for about 2.5 hours, due to a jack-knifed semi near the Nebraska/Colorado State line. The accident…See the Story

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'Solar roller-coaster': Why is community solar having a hard time getting off the ground?

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The first community solar project in New Mexico broke ground earlier this year, four years after legislation was adopted.See the Story

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