Tucumcari Man Charged After Abdominal Shooting
George J. Olguin, 61, was jailed on felony counts including aggravated battery with a deadly weapon and drug trafficking after allegedly shooting Joshua Neal in the abdomen at the Quay Apartments. The incident occurred about 5 am and Neal was treated on scene. Olguin faces up to nine years and a $10,000 fine on the trafficking count.
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George J. Olguin
Quay County Correctional Center
Olguin
George Holguin
Noreen Hendrickson
Joshua Neal
Tucumcari
Inal
Patti Lopez
Neal
Timothy Rose
Oreste Wins Rattler Invite Title
Oreste topped a field at the Rattler Invitational to claim the meet title. The victory showcased strong performances from several stars as regional teams competed.
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Oreste
Rattler
Local Weather Forecast Quick Look
The forecast shows today’s high near 66 and low around 38. Thursday’s high about 61 with a 32 low, and Friday’s high near 60. Contact Senior Writer Ron Warnick for more details.
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Ron Warnick
Rwarnick
Thenews
Christmas Cantata at Center Street Methodist Church
Ron Warnick and Tanya McKain perform in the Quay Community Choir Christmas cantata at Center Street Methodist Church in Tucumcari. Brian Wilson conducts the choir during The First Noel. Harold Sloan, former director, now sings with the group.
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Ron Warnick
Tanya McKain
Jesus
Quay Community Choir
Center Street Methodist Church
Tucumcari
Brian Wilson
Wilson
Harold Sloan
San Jon OKs five year facilities master plan
San Jon Municipal Schools board approves a five year facilities master plan to pursue a PSFA funded new school near 39.9 million dollars. Architect selection by May, construction in 2025 and completion by late 2026, district enrollment to 150, up from 113.
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San Jon
Harmon
New Mexico Public Schools Facilities Authority
PSFA
Alan Umholtz
Dale Bone
Umholtz
Texas
Logan School Board Opposes PED Five Day Week Plan
Logan Municipal Schools board unanimously approves a letter opposing a Public Education Department plan to require 180 instructional days and align calendars to five day weeks. It argues the rule ignores local authority and could lower graduation rates, noting Logan High’s 97.3% rate with 147 days.
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Public Education Department
PED
New Mexico
Quay County
Logan
Logan High School
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