San Jon student wins national video contest
A San Jon student earned national recognition by winning a video contest. The award highlights student talent and ties to classroom work and school programs.
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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 2021
Page
1
A San Jon student earned national recognition by winning a video contest. The award highlights student talent and ties to classroom work and school programs.
Senior Writer Ron Warnick notes today’s forecast for the region with advisories as needed. Contact rwarnick at 575-461-1952 or rwarnick gcsunonline.com for further details.
City commissioners discussed updates to zoning law and enforcement amid their focus on abandoned homes and buildings. Main Street director Connie Loveland cites 34 percent downtown vacancy as a signal of broader townwide decline and costly demolition if the city assumes ownership amid asbestos safety rules. Ralph Moya notes a burned-out home costing the city far more to tear down than its value. officials weigh environmental requirements and owner income in determining priorities.
Quay County moved from yellow to green in COVID-19 assessments and the state eased health rules allowing indoor theaters to reopen at 25 percent capacity. Odeon Theatre in Quay County remains closed with owners cautious, citing vaccine rollout, sanitation upgrades, and staff training before reopening.
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham said Biden is optimistic Americans will be fully vaccinated by May. In Tucumcari, Quay County health leaders report rising vaccine demand with shipments boosting weekly doses and mass vaccination plans. County totals rise to 1416 residents with 20.8 percent partially or fully vaccinated.
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