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Quay County Sun

Location

Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 2024

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City manager pushes infrastructure emphasis in plan

City officials outline a broad plan focused on infrastructure improvements. The manager aims to secure funding and align projects with long term growth, signaling priority on roads, utilities, and public facilities. Local boards assess proposed costs, timelines, and impact on residents.

Weekend Warmth Advances With Warm Thursday Forecast

The forecast shows today reaching 66 degrees with a low of 38. Thursday is expected to peak at 69 with a 44 degree low. Friday mood climbs to 78 as temperatures rise.

Senior Writer Ron Warnick Contact Details

Senior writer Ron Warnick can be reached by phone at 575-461-1952 or via rwarnick thenews email for press inquiries and assignments.

Ron Warnick Rwarnick Thenews

New Judge Takes Oath in Quay County Courthouse

Newly appointed 10th Judicial District Judge Timothy Rose recited the oath last Monday in Tucumcari. Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham appointed him after he served as district attorney. Rose’s father-in-law Warren Frost and others listened as he accepted the robe and added remarks.

Ron Warnick 10Th Judicial District Timothy Rose 9Th Judicial District Donna Mowrer Clovis-Portales Stanley Frost Quay County Tucumcari Rose Michelle Lujan Grisham Logan Warren Frost New Mexico Supreme Court

Lodgers tax board backs about 160000 for events and projects

Tucumcari Lodgers Tax Advisory Board recommended nearly 160000 in aid for the 2024 2025 fiscal year with 117087.29 in promotional funds and 42300 in executive funds. Approved items include Fired Up festival 10200 Rattler Reunion 10000 Mesalands billboard 17000 and Tucumcari Visitors Center 31000. Rattler Reunion cut 5000 billboards cost and Mesalands concert request 18600 was rejected. Mayor Mike Cherry noted cautious commission review amid budget concerns. Connie Loveland said Fired Up would use New Mexico True funds and expand advertising.

Tucumcari City Commission Mesalands Rattler Mike Cherry al Patel Desert Inn Connie Loveland Tucumcari Main Street New Mexico Loveland Clovis Albuquerque Amarillo Santa Rosa Kathy Segura

New Mexico seeks 250 million for Zero40 highway refueling network

New Mexico Environment Department has submitted federal grant applications to the EPA for about 250 million to build three heavy duty charging stations and mobile hydrogen refueling along the I 40 corridor. Tucumcari would host refueling at Mesalands Community College with plans tied to a broader 577 million decarbonization push.

New Mexico Environment Department Interstate 40 Tucumcari U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Gallup Bernalillo Sandoval North American Wind Research and Training Center Mesalands Community College State Agency Mesalands Kingman Winslow Arizona Amarillo Texas Elk City Oklahoma City Checotah Oklahoma New Mexico

Gunshots Linked to New Mexico Officer Slaying On I-40

FBI agent testified that a body camera captured the ambush of NMSP officer Justin Hare on I-40 near Tucumcari. The footage shows the shooter firing three times and fleeing the scene in Hare’s patrol vehicle before being dumped along the highway.

Albuquerque New Mexico Justin Hare Tucumcari NMSP Bryan Acee Hare

South Carolina sheriff files charges against NMSP shooting suspect

Marion County Sheriff’s Office says Jeremy Smith of Marion South Carolina has warrants for murder kidnapping carjacking first degree burglary weapon during a violent crime felon in possession of a firearm criminal conspiracy grand larceny of a motor vehicle in the kidnapping and killing of paramedic Phonesia Machado-Fore. If convicted of the most serious charge he could face life in prison.

South Carolina New Mexico Tucumcari Marion County Sheriff’s Office Jeremy Smith Marion Smith Pris

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