Forecast by Ron Warnick for Friday
Senior Writer Ron Warnick provides the Friday forecast with contact details including 575-461-1952 and rwarnick at gcsunonline.com for follow up.
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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 2021
Page
1
Senior Writer Ron Warnick provides the Friday forecast with contact details including 575-461-1952 and rwarnick at gcsunonline.com for follow up.
Mesalands Community College President Gregory Busch warned of a potential COVID 19 super spreader event if vaccination rates among students do not rise. He noted nine of 10 Quay County residents aged 18 to 24 are unvaccinated and said masks and distancing may become mandatory as classes resume.
Officials from Tucumcari Public Schools and architectural firm Greer Stafford discussed trimming the ballparks redevelopment from the 3 million dollar baseline. Delays and rising material costs have boosted the estimate to at least 4 million, with cost-cutting measures eyed to return toward 3 million while preserving core improvements.
The Tucumcari and Logan senior centers plan to open for meals Monday at 11 thirty and 11 for lunch, with activities limited and health checks in place. Director Clara Rey says reopen hinges on COVID-19 numbers and potential Delta variant rise, and full reopening may wait until September.
The Tucumcari City Commission renews the joint powers agreement providing emergency communications for Quay County and parts of Harding County with 45 percent shares for the city and county and 10 percent for Logan and San Jon. It also renews a permit for Plateau Communications to keep a broadband tower at the former landfill site to extend service. The panel delayed the 2022 budget due to technical and staffing issues as city website stays down and a special meeting is set for July 27 ahead of a July 30 DFA deadline.
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