Tucumcari Retailers Reopen at 25 Percent Capacity
One non essential Tucumcari business reopened after weeks closed during the pandemic as Governor Grisham eased rules to 25 percent fire code capacity for retailers with COVID safeguards. Tee Pee Curios co owner Gar Engman celebrated reopening after 53 days with social distancing measures in place.
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New COVID-19 Case Reported in Quay County
The New Mexico Department of Health announced a new COVID-19 case in Quay County the fifth in the county during the pandemic and first since April 23. One resident died last month. the agency did not identify the patient. Total tests in Quay County reached 294.
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Churches reopen in-person services in Tucumcari
First Baptist Church of Tucumcari held in-person services as Gov. Grisham's order allowed 25 percent occupancy. Security enforced masks, fever screening planned, and social distancing observed with every other pew closed. Members were asked to avoid handshakes and offers collected via buckets at exits. Pastor John Hinze cited a balance between government rules and faith.
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