Lawmakers discuss rural New Mexico challenges and shared goals
Sen Pete Campos and Sen Pat Woods along with Rep Jack Chatfield spoke at a Tucumcari forum, outlining aging populations, infrastructure needs, and funded schools. They noted 2019 legislative outcomes, budget concerns, and the film tax incentives while stressing regional collaboration across Tucumcari Clovis Mosquero Roy and Santa Fe.
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Pete Campos
Las Vegas
Legislator
Tucumcari Convention Center
Pat Woods
Broadview
Jack Chatfield
Mosquero
Quay County
Tucumcari
Campos
Santa Rosa
R-Broadview
R-Mosquero
Greater Tucumcari
Chatfield
New Mexico
Clovis
Roy
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Woods
New Mexico Racing Commission
Forecast Thursday: High and low shift to 65
The forecast calls for Thursday with a notable shift in temperatures, showing a low near 65. Residents should plan for mild conditions and light breezes, with no drastic weather events expected.
Logan approves alcohol Sales in Logan village
Voters in Logan approved a restaurant beer and wine sales measure by a 5 to 1 margin in a June 4 mail-in ballot. turnout reached 46 percent with 394 ballots returned of 862 registered voters, and 143 mail-ins were undeliverable. Mama T's plans to serve alcohol as it relocates to the Whiskey: The Road to Ruin building near U.S. 54.
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Logan
Rosalie Rachor
Rachor
Rachel
Mama T’s
U.S. 54
Mama T
Brian Cox
Tucumcari man jailed after stabbing incident
Adrian J. Andrade twenty five was booked on a aggravated battery with a deadly weapon charge after a man was stabbed in the lower back shoulder and face in Tucumcari. Police reviewed surveillance footage and obtained a vehicle license number leading to Andrade’s arrest. The victim was treated at Trigg Memorial Hospital.
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Tucumcari
Adrian J. Andrade
Tyler Davis
East
Tucumcari Boulevard
Quay County Sheriff’s
Andrade
Trigg Memorial Hospital
Quay County approves six budget housekeeping resolutions
The Quay County Commission on Monday approved six resolutions to raise the 2018-2019 fiscal year budget. Finance director Cheryl Simpson described the moves as housekeeping to square accounts before year end. Increases include 263 for the Safety Net Care Pool, 37000 for Hospital Fund operating costs, 3000 for Rural Addressing to cover insurance, 24500 for Debt/Road Fund for blade leases, 51000 for Environmental Fund to buy three vehicles, and 65000 for Fire Marshal Fund to buy a vehicle and nozzles for nine districts. The commission also heard the fiscal year 2018-2019 annual report from the Eastern Plains Council of Government.
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Quay County Commission
Cheryl Simpson
Environmental
County Commission
Eastern Plains Council of Government
Sandy Chancey
Com
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