New Extension Agent Joins Quay County Office
Jason Lamb starts as extension agent for Quay County Agriculture Extension, bringing 16 years of New Mexico experience. He previously taught at Quemado High School and served in Cibola and Sierra counties, guiding farmers, ranchers, and gardeners in horticulture, range plants, pests, organic gardening, and xeriscaping for drought conditions.
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Jason Lamb
Quemado High School
Quemado
Cibola
Sierra Counties
Lamb
New Mexico
Silver City
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
Quay County
Notable summer reads mix thrillers and family sagas
A look at recent books: Tom Clancy and Mark Greaney’s Command Authority features President Jack Ryan countering a Russian threat. Michael Connelly’s The Gods of Guilt follows Mickey Haller defending a digital pimp. Khaled Hosseini’s And the Mountains Echoed narrates a multigenerational Afghan tale. Gillian Flynn’s Gone Girl explores a wife’s disappearance and a husband’s possible guilt. Laura Hillenbrand’s Unbroken recounts an Olympian’s WWII survival. Phil Robertson’s Happy Happy Happy honors faith family and ducks.
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Tom Clancy
Michael Connelly
Little, Brown
Mickey Haller
Lincoln Lawyer
Khaled
Tucumcari City Commission approves grant, contracts, and boards
Tucumcari adopts a surplus road equipment grant via the New Mexico Department of Transportation with no local-match funds and approves a 500 000 Community Development Block Grant for Daubs Addition with a 50 000 city match. The agenda includes a March 4 general election, housing city offenders in Quay County Detention Center for 54 000, an HDR Engineering wastewater project contract for 49 725, and appointments to civic boards.
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New Mexico Department of Transportation
Tucumcari
Daubs
Quay County
HDR Engineering, Inc
Albuquerque
Rock Island Street
Steven S Ragland obituary journey of a gospel pastor
Steven S Ragland age 59 died February 18 2014 after an extended illness. He was born March 8 1954 in Farmington NM and grew up in Tucumcari. A pastor evangelist and prison ministry worker for 25 years he is survived by his wife Margaret son Scott mother Bernice sisters Darlene Leon Norma Love and Ray and numerous nephews. Funeral services are February 22 2014 at 11 00 a m in the Dunn Memorial Chapel Tucumcari with interment in San Jon Cemetery.
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Steven S. Ragland
Steven
Farmington
Bud
Bernice Ragland
Nara
Tucumcari
Steve
Margaret
Scott
Bible College
Madison, AL
Logan
Darlene Smith
Leon
Norma Love
Ray
Buddy Love
Shela
Bryan Love
Hollie
Rodney Love
Shane Smith
Denna
Greg Smith
Amy
Dennis Smith
Toana
Texas
Curtis Smith
Oklahoma
Bud Ragland
Dunn Memorial Chapel
Scott Ragland
Joe Doyle
Wes Stewart
San Jon
Dunn Funeral Home
Mildred Pfingsten Riegel obituary notes wartime riveter and matriarch
Mildred Trudy Jones Pfingsten Riegel 96 died February 12 2014 in Amarillo TX. Memorial service is February 22 at Craig Methodist Retirement Community with Chaplain Lane Boyd officiating. She was born July 13 1917 in Lincoln County NM to Mattie Bell Chaney and Daniel Oscar Jones. She married Bob Pfingsten at 16 and worked as a riveter in Washington during World War II. They later lived in Tucumcari where she managed Montgomery Ward then Hancock Fabric. She joined First Christian Church in Tucumcari and married Norman Riegel in 1993. They moved to Amarillo in 2011. She is survived by husband Norman D Riegel, his children Nancy Miller Bill and Donna Donnell Steve and Mike Riegel Shirley, 10 grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren, sister Opal Peters and brother Paul Jones and wife Arlene Capitan NM, sister-in-law Imogene Jones Capitan NM, and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded by her parents an infant son Bob Pfingston three brothers Manuel Virgil Marvin Jones four sisters Inice Hust Eunice Farless Lucille Smith Mary Belle Spruell and a stepson Chuck Riegel.
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Mildred Trudy Jones
Pfingsten Riegel
Mildred Trudy Jones Pfingsten Riegel
Craig Methodist Retirement Community
Lane Boyd
Lincoln County
Mattie Bell Chaney
Daniel Oscar Jones
Bob Pfingston
Washington
Tucumcari
Montgomery Ward
Hancock Fabric
First Christian Church
Norman Riegel
Amarillo
Craig Methodist
Mildred
Norman D. Riegel
Nancy Miller
Bill
Clovis
Donna Donnell
Steve
Mike Riegel
Shirley
Duncan, OK
Opal Peters
Paul Jones
Arlene
Capitan
Imogene Jones
Manuel
Virgil
Marvin Jones
Inice Hust
Eunice Farless
Lucille Smith
Mary Belle Spruell
Chuck Riegel
Dorothy Walkos 91 dies after extended illness
Dorothy Walkos age 91 died February 14 2014 after an extended illness. She was born March 29 1922 in Chicago to Marie and Albert Lubben. She married John Walkos March 23 1940 and had two children Donna and Guy. They moved to Tucumcari in 1972 and ran Circle S Motel Town House Motel and later opened Dandy Good Donuts. They bought the Circle K franchise which they operated for several years. Surviving are daughter Donna Townsend and husband Dennis son Guy Walkos and wife Debra grandsons Kevin Connell Scott Connell Ryan Walkos Brett Walkes and Chasity Brito and one brother Redford DuPass. Memorial service will be held later. Arrangements by Steed Todd Funeral Home Clovis NM.
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Dorothy Walkos
Dorothy
Chicago
Marie
Albert Lubben
John Walkos
Donna
Guy
Tucumcari
Town House
Circle K
Donna Townsend
Dennis
Guy Walkos
Debra
Kevin Connell
Jill
Gunter
Scott Connell
LaTonya
Lakeland
Ryan Walkos
Celeste
Belen
Brett Walkes
Michelle
Chasity Brito
Homer
Midland
Redford DuPass
Joan
Sacramento
John
Steed- Todd Funeral Home and Crematory
Manana Blvd
Clovis
Steedtodd
Quail Ridge
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