Weather Forecast And Contact Details
The forecast lists today as a high of 61 and low of 8 degrees. Thursday is expected to reach 15 with a 1 degree low. Friday in the 22 degree range. Senior writer Ron Warnick can be reached at 575 461 1952 or rwarnick gcsunonline dot com.
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Tucumcari Mayor Ruth Ann Litchfield resigns abruptly
Tucumcari Mayor Ruth Ann Litchfield 76 announced immediate retirement from the City Commission District 3 and as mayor citing health reasons. She served eight years as commissioner and six as mayor and thanked colleagues, city staff, and residents before adjourning.
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Ruth Ann Litchfield
City Commission
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Tucumcari City
District 3
Route 66
Logan bank closes after century without tenant
New Mexico Bank & Trust ends Logan branch after branch hours cut to two days a week. Building at 301 S U S 54 to be sold for 775000 with Trousdale Real Estate as broker. Local residents and business owners express disappointment while no banking tenant is found to replace the branch.
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New Mexico Bank & Trust
S. U.S. 54
New Mexico Bank and Trust
Trousdale Real Estate
Pat Gutierrez
Tucumcari
Gutierrez
McFarland Brothers Bank
Second and Martinez Streets
FNB New Mexico
U.S
HTLF
Heartland Financial USA Inc
Skyrite Sign Co
Amarillo
Dominic Salas
Skyrite
Clayton
Judge signals she'll grant appeal of racino ruling
Albuquerque judge indicates Coronado Partners will appeal the New Mexico Racing Commission rejection of its Tucumcari racino project. Judge Franchini orders supplemental briefs and fast ruling, noting the appeal appears valid despite commission claims of finality. Coronado proposes 500 jobs and up to 55 million dollars in revenue by 2025.
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Coronado Partners
New Mexico Racing Commission
Tucumcari
Nancy Franchini
Commission
Richard Bustamante
Franchini
Bustamante
Logan
Warren Frost
Coronado
Racing Commission
San Jon mulls new $28 million school with four-year tax hike
San Jon Municipal Schools heard bond adviser details for a potential $28 million preK–12 facility funded mainly by state PSFA support. A four-year property tax increase would be needed, with the district expanding bonding capacity to 6 percent of assessed value and possibly using a voter-free education technology note for certain equipment.
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Stifel
State of New Mexico
PSFA
Angst
Des Moines
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