Contact details for senior writer Ron Warnick
Senior writer Ron Warnick can be reached at 575 461 1952 or rwarnick gcsunonline.com for follow up inquiries.
02 Jun 2021
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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 2021
Page
1
Senior writer Ron Warnick can be reached at 575 461 1952 or rwarnick gcsunonline.com for follow up inquiries.
Coronado Partners filed a revised application for a horse racing track and casino in Tucumcari with the New Mexico Racing Commission and urged a sixth license. Warren Frost said new commission leadership may move quickly, with a June 17 agenda likely to include the proposal.
Logan High School held a May outdoor graduation on the football field as 19 seniors walked across a temporary stage and six seniors completed the district’s graduation route. Valedictorian Kambry Burns paid tribute to her mother Crystal Burns principal and her father Billy Burns a longtime teacher and athletic director. The ceremony reflected COVID 19 rules limiting occupancy to 75 percent for outdoor events and included a separate gym ceremony for online students. Crystal Burns wiped away tears as her daughter thanked them for guidance and example.
Six candidates vie for the Quay County magistrate judge post including a former state police investigator and a Carlsbad detective. The list, released after an open records request to Governor Grisham’s office, omits sensitive personal data. Former magistrate Timothy O’Quinn resigned in early April after 4 1/2 years in the role. Chester Bobbitt of San Jose is among the alphabetically listed applicants. he retired from the New Mexico State Police in 2019 and earlier served as a Tucumcari officer in the 1990s.
Downtown Tucumcari business owners complain about property damage from the Second Street project. They accuse crews of shrugging off claims. Issues cited include concrete casting errors, winter weather, and disputed materials as officials note a Jan. 11 completion target. Mayor Litchfield and City Manager Martinez respond.
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