UMA Lionel's Barber Shop Marks 60 Years
Page 1B feature notes UMA Lionel's Barber Shop celebrating six decades of service. Forecasts show hot weather with today's high near 98 and lows around 67. Next two days predict highs in the upper 90s and lows in the upper 60s.
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Index Contact Details for Senior Writer
Senior Writer Ron Warnick can be reached at 575 461-1952 or rwarnick thenews email for contact.
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Senator urges college partnership with ENMU for Mesalands
State Senator George Munoz urges Mesalands Community College to consider a partnership or branch status with Eastern New Mexico University and even a tie to New Mexico State University to address the college’s dire finances. He notes transfer pathways and expanded resources while preserving programs such as Wind Energy and Nursing. The Mesalands and ENMU presidents express openness to the idea, while one area lawmaker opposes a merger.
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Cavett Ends 4-H Run With Top Wins At Quay County Fair
Avery Cavett, 18, swept grand and reserve champion spots in steer and heifer shows and earned a reserve champion in goats during the five day Quay County Fair. She plans to show at the New Mexico State Fair next month and reflects on a memorable final 4-H year. The fair featured other livestock champions and recognized aging out 4 H members including Cavett and Emma Elebario.
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Braeden Lightfoot
Peyton Merrill
Preslie Cavett
Emma Elebario
Elebario
Marsha Byrd
Fair
Fair Board
Dallas Dowell
Quay County Agriculture Extension
Jason Lamb
Tucumcari City Commission Approves Small Rate Increases
The Tucumcari City Commission unanimously adopts ordinances to adjust water sewer and garbage rates. Water rates drop 4 to 3 percent while garbage and sewer rise 2 to 3 percent. The changes, taking effect in October, are expected to yield about eleven thousand dollars in additional annual revenue.
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Ralph Moya
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San Jon backs five year bond plan for new school
San Jon Municipal Schools board approves a five year facilities master plan and a 250000 bond proposal for the November 7 election. state grant potential up to 30 million could fund a new school with partial funding from other sources. plan includes new buildings and field refurbishments while current gym remains. construction may take about 18 months with possible renovations or hybrid options.
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Alan Umbholtz
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