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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 2014
Page
1
Logan Lady Longhorns begin 8 am pool play for the 2A state volleyball tournament on Saturday. Logan Longhorns meet Gateway Christian in 8-man state football semi finals. Quay County Sun office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday through Friday with lunch hour closure.
A reader poll showed 42 percent very satisfied with the election result, 33 percent kind of satisfied, and 25 percent not at all satisfied, with 67 votes counted. The paper invites readers to cast their vote on the current cold front at gcsunonline.com.
Obituary notices list Jose Gilberto Apodaca Sherry Fury Barry E Stone Tonie Elizabeth Martinez and Marjorie Roshiem Carnes Wegner with brief memorial acknowledgments and dates. Families announce their passing and invite tributes from friends and community members.
Janet Batie and Mary Helen Betts of Tucumcari High School won their fifth first place award in the duet baton twirling routine at the Southern District marching band contest held in Hobbs.
Bill Aten of Tucumcari is promoted to lieutenant junior grade after 17 years in the U.S. Navy. New Mexico State Police in Tucumcari receive three patrol units assigned to officers in Tucumcari, Logan, and San Jon. Randy D. Carnes of Tucumcari is commissioned a lieutenant at St. John's Academy and receives the St. John's Saber symbol.
Ousted District Judge Albert Mitchell plans another run for the Tenth District bench despite receiving under 50 percent in the general election. Governor Susana Martinez will appoint the new judge, with Mitchell citing precedent of reappointments and his role on the judicial nominating committee.
The Sierra Club of New Mexico asked a Santa Fe district court to require the water quality control board to hold hearings in Santa Fe rather than Roswell, arguing hearing location matters for legal compliance. The suit, filed in October in the First Judicial District Court, pits dairy farmers seeking looser groundwater protections against environmentalists pushing current strict standards. Dan Lorimier notes Roswell’s central role for dairy, while stressing the legal duty to hold hearings properly.
The San Jon First Baptist Church and area churches hosted a community block party for children and adults in the San Jon Schools parking lot. More than 70 attendees enjoyed three bouncy houses an obstacle course a tunnel and a castle with free hot dogs drinks popcorn and candy. Church volunteers cooked the hot dogs and distributed door prizes amid a warm community gathering.
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