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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 2014
Page
1
From 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. volleyball at Logan versus Fort Suerdora winner. At 7 p.m. football features 6 man state semi finals San Jon at Honda. 8 man quarterfinals Logan meets Jemez Valley. 11 man Tucumcari against Clayton.
The Quay County Sun offices operate 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m Monday through Friday and close for lunch.
Last week's poll asked if residents enjoyed the rodeo or Railroad Days and listed percentages for Trick or treating party attendance and sleep. This week's poll invites votes on satisfaction with the election result with a link to gcsunonline.com for voting.
Mrs. Lee Pearson and Dorothy Bell of Sears praise the Main Street sidewalk as part of the new Main Street Mail project. Fred Butler becomes Quay County Farm and Livestock Bureau president. Tucumcari Chamber adds five directors Gene Richardson Jimmy Randall Julius Fitzner Francis Springer Joe Cooper. 4-H member Sharon Block meets Ann Landers at the 52nd National 4-H Congress in Chicago. Katherine Hudson earns honor at the New Mexico 4-H competition for a photo project.
Preliminary results show Russell Shafer elected Sheriff of Quay County for four years by a 1379 to 1279 margin over Wallace with 45 percent turnout of eligible voters. Voters also indicated the removal of Tenth Judicial District Judge Albert Mitchell in all three counties. Harding and DeBaca showed mixed retention and removal votes.
Former Tucumcari Police Officer Dustin Lopez, charged with arson and conspiracy to commit arson, resigned Oct. 2 after a search of his home. Co defendants Dani J. Martinez and Robert Sandoval are also charged with arson and conspiracy. All pleaded not guilty at a Wednesday arraignment before Quay County Magistrate Judge Joel Garnett. Bail details were not disclosed.
Tucumcari Police officers collected 163 coats and gloves for children in Quay County. They distributed three coats at Logan Municipal Schools and nine at San Jon Municipal Schools before giving 157 coats at Tucumcari Elementary, an amount 92 more than last year, aided by about $2000 raised to fund outreach outside Tucumcari.
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