Holiday closures in Quay County schools and banks
Holiday closures list winter break for Tucumcari Logan San Jon and Mesalands Community College. Post offices and banking facilities in Quay County operate on Thursday only and several offices close by noon on Wednesday through Thursday. Local courts and county offices have noon closures midweek for the holiday period.
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Logan
San Jon
House
Mesalands Community College
U.S
Quay County
Federal Credit Union
Citizens Bank
First National Bank of New Mexico
Wells Fargo
Bob's Budget
Wellborn Pharmacy
Tenth Judicial District Attorney's Office
Tenth Judicial District Court
Quay County Magistrate Court
Arch Hurley Conservancy District
Quay County Sun Announces Standard Office Hours
The Quay County Sun reports its office hours are 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m Monday through Friday with lunch closure and notes it will be closed on Thanksgiving.
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Quay County Sun
Last Week Poll On Christmas Shopping Progress
A Web poll shows 63 percent finished shopping, 22 percent not done and 15 percent not started. The survey reflects online responses about Christmas shopping status.
Poll: reader votes on releasing The Interview now
This week residents are asked if they would watch The Interview if released today. Readers may cast their vote at qcsunonline.com.
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Qcsunonline.com
Benavidez Reyes Pacheco Ricks: Names in Local Notice
Erlinda D Benavidez, Rose Ann Reyes Pacheco, and Stanley Ray Ricks are listed as individuals connected to a local notice or record. The items reflect names possibly of residents, claimants, or participants in a civic or official matter. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
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Erlinda D Benavidez Rose Ann Reyes Pacheco Stanley Ray Ricks
Newt Nix Opens West Main Appliance Shop in 1961
In 1961 Newt Nix held a grand opening on West Main Street for his new appliance shop. Attendees registered for free gifts including an electric organ.
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Newt Nix
West Main Street
Tucumcari Approves LEDA Help for Rugged Inc and Another Plan
Tucumcari City Commission grants first reading to $50,000 LEDA funding to establish Rugged Inc a maker of a multi function flashlight for emergency responders and outdoor enthusiasts. The panel also considers assistance for a second new business pending public hearing. The LEDA program funds require a final vote after a public hearing.
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Tucumcari City
Tucumcari
Local Economic Development Act
LEDA
Rugged, Inc
Pat Vanderpool
Quay County approves bonds for solar plant near San Jon
The Quay County Commission granted final approval to industrial revenue bonds to support a solar power generating plant beside the wind farm near San Jon. The bonds, tax free like municipal bonds, provide payments in lieu of taxes to the county and San Jon Schools, totaling over $84,000 and $58,000 respectively across the life of the bonds. The project rate is $1,535 per megawatt for the county and $1,066 per megawatt for the schools, with output up to 55 megawatts.
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Quay County Commission
San Jon
Richard Primrose
Pastor walks nation to raise grass roots civic involvement
Walter Chick McGill, a 68 year old Vietnam veteran from Kill Devil Hills North Carolina, began a cross country walk on April 23 to carry an American flag from sea to shining sea and inspire neighbors schools and local government participation. He plans to end at Santa Monica Pier California with wife Barbara driving ahead and walking beside him.
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Walter
Chick” McGill
McGill
Barbara
Kill Devil Hills
Santa Monica Pier
Santa Monica
California
Corinth
Missouri
Guys
Tennessee
Rev
Walter “Chick” McGill
San Jon Friday
Kill Devil Hillis
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