Melrose ousts Lady Longhorns in district semi finals
Melrose defeats the Lady Longhorns to advance in the district semifinals. Forecast shows today high 77 and low 38, with Friday a low of 42. Senior writer Ron Warnick can be reached at 575-461-1952.
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People Convoy Makes Stop In Tucumcari Heads Toward DC
The cross country protest against coronavirus rules halted for about an hour in Tucumcari as hundreds of trucks and cars rolled along Route 66. Organizers credited local hospitality with drawing the stop and a speech by two convoy representatives.
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Tucumcari Grants First Cannabis License to Texas Couple
Jill and Kenneth Gregory of Whitesboro Texas received the first cannabis business license in Tucumcari for Route 66 Buds LLC a retail shop at 1808 S First St. They lease the building from Steve Whittington owner of Whittco Inc. and aim to open by the state’s April 1 recreational sale date.
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Tucumcari approves revised 911 pact to curb costs
The Tucumcari City Commission approved a three year joint powers agreement with the Tucumcari Quay County Regional Emergency Communications Center. Tucumcari will pay a flat 3000 plus 60 percent of the net budget based on call volume. City estimates annual savings of 20000 to 22000 versus 32000 current. Other members Logan Quay County San Jon House NM State Parks will share fees and budget percentages. The city plans to use ARPA funds and seeks federal match waivers for grants to cover remaining costs.
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New Mexico teachers may get raises as April looms
New Mexico Education Secretary Kurt Steinhaus told eastern district officials during a Logan listening tour that pay raises for teachers and school staff are likely as soon as April. He outlined a 12 percent rise in funding totaling 424.9 million dollars for personnel pay, extended learning incentives, and professional development.
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