Community Event Calendar for Tucumcari Expos
Calender highlights include Saturday Easter egg hunt for K-5 at Dunn Park 10 to noon organized by Pure Elegance Car Club and Tucumcari Disc Golf Club. Also Rotary Surf and Turf Dinner at Tucumcari Elks Lodge 6 to 7 30 p.m. with Limited Edition. proceeds support scholarships and youth leadership programs.
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Dunn Park
Tucumcari
Pure Elegance Car Club
Tucumcari Disc Golf Club
Tucumcari Rotary Club
Rotary Club
Tucumcari Seeks Funds As EPA Delays West End Sewer
On March 29 1972 Tucumcari learned the west end sewer project was not funded by the EPA though it was deemed eligible for federal state participation after Dallas EPA office concurrence. Mayor sought 116413 more funds. EPA replied no funds available. Also notes rescheduled March of Dimes Walk at Tucumcari High School parking lot with prizes from First National Bank and Tucumcari Motor Co. plus local cattle sales and school spelling bee results.
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Tucumcari
West End
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Dallas
Tucumcari High School
First National Bank
Tucumcari Motor Co
A.F. Flint
Bard
Iowa
Tucumcari and nearby schools weekly meal menu roundup
The document lists daily breakfast and lunch options for Tucumcari, Logan, San Jon, and House schools plus the Tucumcari Senior Center. Entries include varied entrees like turkey sandwiches, chili, goulash, chicken patties, and fruit options with milk or juice, reflecting a broad school and community meal plan.
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Tucumcari
Logan
San Jon
Foolishness, faith, and fact checking in a springtime sermon
Leonard Lauriault of the Church of Christ in Logan writes in the Quay County Sun urging readers to fact check preachers and teachers Bible as truth. The piece links daylight saving time antics to wisdom and folly and cites numerous biblical verses to caution against spiritual foolishness.
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Leonard Lauriault
Church of Christ In
Logan
Quay County Sun
Imlaur
Plateautel.net
County manager praised for hospital funding efforts
At the Quay County Commission meeting residents urged support for a new Dr Daniel C. Trigg Memorial Hospital after the Legislature did not fund up to 30 million dollars. Commissioner optimism remained that federal funds of 32.2 million were approved and that further state support could follow. The current 60 year old facility is cited as failing to meet code and hindering physician recruitment.
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Tucumcari
Quay County Commission
Daniel Zamora
Daniel C. Trigg
New Mexico
Joe Szaley
Commission
Robert Lopez
Jerri Rush
Janie Hoffman
Pesticide disposal event set for Curry County Fairgrounds
The New Mexico Department of Agriculture hosts a free pesticide disposal day April 5 from 8 am to 3 pm at the Curry County Fairgrounds in Clovis. The first of three statewide events this year accepts all pesticide forms for residents and businesses, with NMDA partnering with Clean Earth for proper destruction. No registration required, vehicles only guidance, safety rules in place, call (575) 646-2134 or email pesticides nmda nmsu edu for details.
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Balaam
New Mexico Department of Agriculture
Curry County Fairgrounds
Fair Grounds Road
Clovis
New Mexico
NMDA
Stephen Baca
Nmda Agricultural and Environmental Services
Clean Earth
Richard Creed
Nmsu
Edu
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