Forecast Today Low 19 Amid Frigid Friday Outlook
The forecast warns of a cold day with a low near 19 degrees. Friday remains icy with continued cold conditions and a brisk wind. Senior Writer Ron Warnick is reachable at 575-461-1952 or rwarnick gcsunonline.com for updates.
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Dozen cannabis applications filed in Tucumcari area
More than a dozen cannabis business applications have been filed in the Tucumcari area as New Mexico moves toward legal recreational sales. Six Tucumcari city filings were obtained via records request and more are listed with the Cannabis Control Division.
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COVID-19 Surges Prompt Remote Learning in Quay County
Quay County sees a spike with 104 new cases last week and four deaths. San Jon and House schools shift to remote learning while Mesalands delays spring classes. Omicron drives most NM cases as county reports high per capita rates and local ZIP totals.
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Officials back away on proposed $400 cannabis license fee
Tucumcari city commissioners at a work session dropped the planned 400 dollar cannabis license application fee after counsel warned of discrimination risk and potential lawsuits. The panel will consider fees by resolution after a second reading set for January 27, with calls to adjust other licenses to balance cost.
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New Mexico Legislature Opens With Hefty Budget Outlook
State lawmakers begin a 30 day session amid a record $8.4 billion budget bolstered by oil and gas revenue and about $11 billion with unspent federal coronavirus relief funds. Senators Pat Woods and Jack Chatfield urge wide local spending including $3 million to $4 million for infrastructure and strong local capital outlay, while supporting Gov. Grisham’s budget proposal.
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