First human West Nile case reported in New Mexico
The New Mexico Department of Health reported the states first human West Nile virus infection this year. A San Juan County man in his 50s is diagnosed with neuroinvasive disease and hospitalized but recovering. The notice urges precautions including EPA approved repellents draining standing water and protective clothing.
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Estancia athletes stay sharp with virtual Zoom workouts
Estancia High School runs four daily virtual workouts per week after New Mexico Association guidance, with 11 to 17 students joining from home. Athletic director Stewart Burnett tracks progress, noting improvements and strong engagement from athletes like Marino Rivera-Noblitt and William Ward.
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New Mexico Tightens Warnings Amid COVID-19 Spread
Governor Scrase urged caution as southern New Mexico faces rising cases near El Paso. The briefing flagged travel links to rising spread, with Amarillo delaying reopenings. NM reports 93 new cases to 7 026 and 3 more deaths, total 320. 216 hospitalized, 2 522 recovered.
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Online food stamp purchases expand for families
The Human Services Department announced that SNAP recipients can use benefits to buy eligible food online through retailers like Amazon or Walmart. Benefits cannot cover delivery fees. The move aligns with USDA program efforts to boost food security during stay at home directives.
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Mesalands advances plan amid pandemic challenges and future hires
Mesalands Community College outlines safety and funding challenges for colleges and universities including higher costs for safety measures, absenteeism, and disrupted supplies. The board approved the plan with Stephenson and Sandoval voting yes while Currell and Estrada were absent. The college will hold a virtual spring commencement May 30 and tabling a truck purchase for the rodeo team.
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City to monitor Page 1A graduation parking lot
McKinney says officers from city sheriff's department and state police will be in the area to ensure order as graduates depart. The ceremony will be livestreamed on a determined webpage and on Facebook with cameras placed for each senior’s video including pictures and speeches. KTNM AM 1400 Tucumcari will also broadcast the event. No speeches or other ceremonies are planned this year.
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Take a Good Look Psalm Verse Reflection
A devotional meditation centers on Psalm 27 4 14 seeking to dwell in the house of the Lord gaze on the beauty of the Lord and behold his temple The piece emphasizes devotion faith assurance and spiritual focus through scriptural praise and worship imagery.
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