Quay County COVID cases stable amid rising counts along I-40
Quay County shows no new cases as totals grow in eastern and western corridors of I 40. McKinley and San Juan counties report high case counts with McKinley at 1 583 cases and six deaths, while San Juan surpasses 1 000 cases. District totals for New Mexico reach 4 863 cases and 200 deaths with 1 285 hospitalized and 194 recovered. The state allows non essential dental care in most counties with PPE guidelines and a burn rate calculator. Online SNAP benefits begin later this month through Amazon and Walmart, and All Together NM Fund will issue up to 5 000 grants to micro businesses in four nonprofits totaling 750 000 dollars.
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Quay County Commission OKs video arraignment and budget tweaks
Quay County commissioners approve a renewal of the Detention Center video arraignment with the administrative office of the courts and authorize budget increases including ten thousand dollars for census outreach and sixteen thousand one hundred for fairgrounds upgrades. The county also gains nearly seven hundred thousand dollars for road projects and selects replacements for two public district directors while continuing participation in the Eastern Plains Council of Governments. Shafer reports no in-person jailer detainee contact and notes COVID-19 screening.
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Christopher Birch
Birch
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Larry Moore
San Jon
Lisa Albers
Lorrie McNamee
Ute Lake Ranch Public Improvement District
Clovis
Masks and reopening hints in New Mexico towns
Del's Restaurant and nearby shops report mask use amid virus concerns. State officials discuss PPE, hazard pay for child care workers, and a staged reopening plan with limited occupancy for retailers and restaurants, while theaters remain closed.
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Route 66 festival adapts with 95th anniversary plans
Tucumcari leaders plan to reschedule the Rockin Route 66 festival for 2021 with many entertainers returning, while ticketing and lodging support from the Lodgers Tax Board extends to a $23,500 total. The city revenue outlook and parking issues near a closed Kmart lot are discussed as the pandemic impacts longtime events.
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Thunderstorm with large hail and strong winds crosses Quay County
A Sunday night storm hit Quay County producing 70 mph wind gusts and hail up to 2 inches near Ragland and quarter size east of Conchas Dam. Pea hail and heavy rain fell in Tucumcari with rain totals reported. officials noted rainfall amounts across the county.
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Quay County Emergency Management
Conchas Dam
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Tucumcari
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Quay County Commission
Entitlement or Teaching In Scripture’s Call to Parents
A reflection on Psalm 34 11 18 and 2 Timothy 3 16 urging parents to teach children to know love and fear the Lord. In an age of entitlement families are not helpless. scripture guides teaching correction and training in righteousness through the family.
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