Sin bites back as consequences follow sinning in modern times
Leonard Lauriault of the Church of Christ in Logan writes in the Quay County Sun that sin remains pleasurable yet delusive and harmful. He warns that pleasure-seeking leads to idolatry and ruin, cites biblical verses, and notes karma-like consequences, ending with a call to seek God's antidote and eternal reward.
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Mesalands president outlines transparency driven actions
Mesalands Community College President Gregory Todd Busch reported to the board on activities since May 18, including a Return to Work plan, a bipartisan cabinet, plans for a Hispanic cultural affairs office, and cautious spending of federal relief funds. Enrollment figures showed 646 grades issued with 524 passing.
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Liz Estrada
Teresa Stephenson
Jim Streetman
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Mesalands Community College Foundation
Tucumcari Public Schools
New Mexico Workforce Solutions
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Kennedy
James Casaus
U.S. Forest Service
Carson National Forest
Tucumcari
World peace bicycle trek reaches Tucumcari stop
Ragubhir Singh, touring from New Delhi since 1968 to promote peace, pauses in Tucumcari to repair a flat tire and discusses a world government concept as he reports 47 900 miles traveled and aims to finish in April 1974. Burglars theft at Western Auto. items stolen include knives watches guitar and car stereo. Library opens on Second Street with 133 books checked out.
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Tucumcari Area Calendar Highlights Summer Events
Community schedule lists St Anne's Bazaar at Hammond Hall with burritos and enchiladas, chalk art contest by Quay County Health Council, multiple Fired Up Friday food truck events at Tucumcari Historic Railroad Plaza, and the Rattler Reunion for Tucumcari High School alumni plus Golden Rattlers. Call Emily at (575) 403-8726 or visit rattlerreunion.com for updates.
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Senior Centers Close to Public. Meal Delivery Available
Tucumcari and Logan Senior Centers remain closed to the public with meal deliveries for eligible individuals. For information call Tucumcari at 461-2307 or Logan at 487-2287. Menus list weekly meals at both centers including tamales and beans, baked fish, meatloaf, egg salad, hamburgers, spaghetti, and desserts.
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Logan Senior Center
Tucumcari Facility
Logan Facility
Quay County Students Earn ENMU Degrees in Portales
Quay County residents Matthew Garcia of Tucumcari Marshall Graham of Logan Rebecca Darrup of Logan Jesse Sanchez of Logan April Stone of San Jon and Chase Earle of Nara Visa graduated from Eastern New Mexico University this spring. An in person commencement was held at Greyhound Stadium in Portales on May 15.
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Logan
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