Just curious why all the gas stations in town are charging around $2.43 a gallon except Allsups on 70 who jacked their price up this morning to $2.89 - coincidence they did this today, or are they trying to influence the election?

Moving to Alamogordo with 2 children who game and a work at home parent, moving next to Cottenwood road.

I’m 24, been here about a year but haven’t been able to make friends with any other dudes really. I’m into watching/playing sports and like drinking beer and smoking some weed. Hoping to meet other dudes around my age

And has been for a week. I went today and the whole thing took about fifteen minutes. Most of that was spent waiting in line. I really like how our state makes voting an easy process.

From now until November 2 you can vote in person at the County Admin building on New York Ave. On election day, November 5, there are a bunch of places to vote. Find out more at the clerk's office site here.

Edit: You don't have to show ID to vote, and they can't ask you for it, but if you present it at check-in the process goes a little faster.

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I don’t live in New Mexico but heard of this town and me and my boyfriend have random variants of it 😭

Alamogordo, alamogordette, alamogordology, alamogourd just to name a few

Hi folks, I'm thinking of buying a plot of land in Alamogordo to set up a tinyhouse or mobile home to live in.

The plots to the west (closer to White Sands) are a lot cheaper, but without much vegetation. The plots to the East are a little higher up in elevation.

I'm concerned about the wind/sand/dust eroding my house, but am not sure how big of an issue that is – and whether the elements are less harsh on the Eastern side. What do you guys think? Cheaper western plot, or more expensive eastern/high-elevation lot?

Any other advice about living in a mobile home/tinyhouse in the area would be greatly appreciated. Thanks so much.

I've heard from some higher up people who deal with the city, but apparently the reason not a lot is here becauseealmart has made a deal with the city to be the only major place in alamogordo for a certain amount of years. Also, apparently there are people running this city who dont want new things here which is why it takes so long to for anything to actually be established here. Another reason businesses cant succeed here is because of their own greed putting everyone in the ground first (This is just word of mouth fron 3 people so far)

Keep an eye out for balloons early tomorrow morning and into the evening, as well as Sunday morning. Read more about it here. Do note that parking off site may get you a ticket, and not the good kind.

Passed it on the right 70 headed to base just before the “w” fireworks stand, pulled over to check it out but it trotted away from the road. I hope this goes where it needs to.

I recently moved back to Alamo, and we like the houses over there in the Kelly, Dublin, Galloway streets. How is the train noise? Are the houses well built? Thanks!

Moving to Alamogordo in April 2025. Are there any coed adult soccer leagues in Alamogordo?

Hey hit me up if you're in Alamogordo and are bored and lonely I could use some human interaction lol

Looking into opening a cat cafe in the Granada center. Really focusing on the high schoolers and tourist as main clientele but wondering if anyone else would be genuinely interested in it. Our main focus on the cafe side would be smoothies and pastries and the cats would be a separate area you pay to enter.

Think it was between 9-10pm. The trail stopped appearing shortly after maybe 5 minutes if that and then the object got smaller and smaller till it was no longer visible.

https://www.ktsm.com/news/recalled-cannabis-sold-in-sunland-park-alamogordo/ "According to the NM Cannabis Division, R. Greenleaf in both Sunland Park and Alamogordo sold this company’s products."