Mesalands Joins CHESS Collaborative for Higher Education
Mesalands Community College has joined the CHESS nonprofit group with Central New Mexico Community College Clovis Community College Northern New Mexico College San Juan College and Santa Fe Community College. The alliance develops an ERP and SIS spanning student services finance HR payroll and more while preserving each college governance. President Gregg Busch notes expanded service for Tucumcari and beyond with easier access to funded college interfaces and potential cost savings for students as Wave 2 ERP rollout begins later this year.
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Mesalands Community College
Collaborative For Higher Education Shared Services
CHESS
Mesalands
Central New Mexico Community College
Clovis Community College
North
Ern
New Mexico College
San Juan College
Santa Fe Community College
Tucumcari
Gregg
Busch
Chess Board of Directors
Connie Loveland
Tucumcari Main Street
Second Street
FORGE
Zamora
Main Street
Larry Moore
Tom Bruhn
Logan
Bruhn
Patsy Gresham
Tucumcari Welcomes First Cannabis Retailers Amid Shortages
Buds n' More opened with co owner Steve Farmer and Angelica Gray crediting licenses and vendor connections for supply gaps as nearby shops await openings. Quay County Sun checks found several other cannabis stores not yet open while Gov. Grisham notes 250 plus retailers licensed statewide. A ribbon cutting drew about 25 attendees with mayor and chamber leaders optimistic about local business and community support.
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Tucumcari
Farmer
Angelica Gray
Quay County Sun
Route 66 Buds
Comcast
South First Street
Jill Gregory
Texas
Gregory
Cannabis Control Division
Quay County
Michelle Lujan Grisham
Cannabis Control
Buds N’ More
Pate
Crotzer
Chamber of Commerce
Ruth Ann Litchfield
Trigg Hospital Plan Options Face Feasibility Review
The commission discussed three hospital expansion paths for Trigg Hospital. Option A would build a 36 000 square foot facility for 19.2 million over 20 months on donated land south of the current site. Option B would renovate in place for 21.4 million over 30 months, a complex, time consuming project. Option C combines new construction and renovations at 22.2 million over 26 to 28 months, with 8 percent added to 2023 cost estimates.
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Williams
Trigg Hospital
Commission
Frank McCasland
Jerri Rush
Trigg
Daniel Zamora
Country Club Development LLC
Loveland
Mark Martinez
Brian Whitcomb
Hot Pan Productions
Tucumcari
Karen Alarcon
Tucumcari board weighs lighting for mountain T and park notices
The Tucumcari city board discussed a two-owner permission for lighting upgrades on the mesa T and potential solar fairy lights in Five Mile Park. The meeting, a work session, did not edge forward on proposals as they were not on the agenda.
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Tucumcari High School
Tucumcari Mountain
Rotary Club
Five Mile Park
Connie Loveland
Tucumcari Main Street
Railroad Plaza
Forgiven Sins Bring Joy and Hope in Prayer
A reflection on sin, forgiveness, and renewal citing David, Paul, and the Spirit. The writer recalls baptisms as signs of salvation and urges confession to restore harmony with God, ending with a prayer of thanks.
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David
Apostle Paul
Paul
Jesus
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Steve
Flower
Presbyterian Healthcare Services
de Baca County
Fort Sumner
Quay County Detention Center
Christopher Birch
Birch
Jason Lamb
Quay County Extension Office
Lamb
New Mexico State University
McCasland
Stantec Engineering
Trigg Memorial Hospital
Mesa Family Services Inc
High Street
Tax Board
Satan
John Ravanelli
Church of Christ
S. Third St. Tucumcari
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