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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 2022
Page
1
The Buffs defeated the Longhorns at Logan in a high energy game with decisive scoring and strong team play. The win showcased improved offense and defensive pressure throughout the contest.
Forecast shows today’s high near 62 and low around 32 degrees. Thursday expected to reach 58 with a 31 degree low and similar conditions extending into Friday.
Index Contact lists senior writer Ron Warnick with a phone number 575 461 1952 and email rwarnick gcsunonline.com for reader inquiries.
New Mexico health officials report two additional COVID-19 deaths in Quay County raising the county toll to 39 since spring 2020. A woman in her 50s and a man in his 40s, both hospitalized, died more than 30 days ago but were counted last week.
The report notes a significant drop to 31 from 164.2 in the previous period. The VIRUS status remains high, with continued concern reflected on Page 3A.
SOAR based in San Angelo seeks a weather control license from the New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission to conduct air based operations in Quay Curry Roosevelt De Baca Chaves Eddy and Lea counties from April to June. Gary Walker says the plan aims to yield 15 to 20 percent more precipitation per seeded cloud.
The Tax Advisory Board authorized City Manager Mark Martinez to explore hiring an events coordinator by next month. The role would aid nonprofits, revive festivals such as a Pinata Festival, organize free concerts at the Tucumcari Convention Center, and promote city activities with positive images. The position would be run through the Tucumcari Quay County Chamber of Commerce with a formal proposal to follow in March.
Todd Duplantis bought the Pow Wow Restaurant and Lizard Lounge from DFL Properties led by Jerry and Daniel Mares and Frank Gillard. He also opened Stone's Sports Grill in Colorado Springs and plans no major changes at Pow Wow while reviving Vaquero Asador and Kixon 66.
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