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A look back at the various advertising pieces that were published in the local paper on the various businesses that occupied the historic 928 Néw York Avenue building in Alamogordo home to present day Roadrunner Emporium Fine Art Gallery Antiques and More

In 1900 928 Néw York Avenue, Alamogordo, Néw Mexico was christened as the First National Bank of Alamogordo
In 1913, the Lodge rented the top floor of the 1st National Bank building at 10th Street and New York Avenue or 928 Néw York Avenue for $30.00 per month. The Lodge later purchased the property after the bank folded during the depression. Access to the Lodge was on 10th street and there was no elevator. The building did not provide adequate meeting and dining space. It should be noted that the current 1stNational Bank in Alamogordo is not the same bank. The top floor, which housed the Lodge room, became unstable and was removed after the building was sold.

During the 1940s the Ink Well was located at 928 Néw York Avenue and sold typewriters

During the 1950s the building was modified and became Givins Shoe Store…

Givins shoes marketed from the late 50s through the late 60s operating from 928 Néw York Avenue

Eventually Givins Bothers Shoes evolved into the Shoe Mart at 928 Néw York Avenue

And then in the early 70s it became The Shoe Box…

and also a chocolate store incorporated into the shoe business…

eventually more or a galleries concept to include a men’s store, a women’s store called the squash blossom and…

Some them remember 928 Néw York Avenue as an eventual gym and then the Cat focused thrift store

And in the new decade of the 20s of the new century 120 years since the buildings foundation was laid it is now a showplace with respect of its history marketing fine arts, Antiques and More as the Roadrunner Emporium Fine Arts Gallery, Antiques and More still standing strong at 928 Néw York Avenue, Alamogordo


with a respect to the past and a path forward as an incubator to arts and culture 928 Néw York Avenue stands proud.
thank you once again, for fighting for access to public records in this and many other situations - democracy truly dies in darkness.
Light rain shower, with a high of 69 and low of 62 degrees. Don't forget your umbrella! Light rain shower in the morning, moderate or heavy rain shower in the afternoon and evening,
just like health care - contracting to operate jails and prisons by entities whose primary purpose is making a profit will inevitably result in ethical problems. and all these jails and prisons that are short-staffed have a simple problem - when any business can't keep employees -
This a perfect example of why we should never have jails and prisons be managed by for-profit entities.
Inmates are sons or daughters, mothers, fathers, family and friends of our community. They and we deserve answers and deserve justice
i would not be surprised to learn the capture was not coordinated with any local LEO - that would be consistent with recent history of ICE. it will be instructive to see if the sheriff's department/county administration choses to respond to a request for a clarifying statement.
evidently this capture occurred inside the courthouse, which would make it apparent it was co-ordinated with the sheriffs department, the entity with jurisdiction. the fact the capture was conducted by unidentified individuals wearing masks to conceal their identities, and traveling in an unmarked vehicle, makes it
The CEO of the courts claims the apprehension occured in the parking lot which is outside their juristiction. We have asked to county for its policy and do they condone these actions on county owned property.
People like Ms Jones make me feel proud to know that there are people here, who still recognize things that are very wrong, and who some will take the time to speak out about these things, to expose these wrongdoings, and to explain how these tactics fly in the face of everything the United States claims to represen