County jail to scale down and move inmates to larger facilities
Quay County plans a scaled down jail model to cut costs. Inmates will be sent to De Baca and Sierra County facilities while staff training and a pay raise take effect. The county will drop jail staff from 22 to 12, saving about 400000 dollars, with a book and hold approach expected long term.
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San Jon considers standardized Coyotes logo for sports
San Jon Municipal Schools' athletic director urged the board to adopt a distinctive standardized Coyotes logo for all teams and district branding. He noted other nearby towns also use Coyotes and suggested leveraging the new logo during a district building phase to boost pride and culture.
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66 Strip Mall to Bring Subway and More in Tucumcari
An investment group plans a 66 Strip Mall on South First Street between Allsup s and Blake s Lotaburger. It will house six 1 500 to 2 000 square foot suites with Subway as first tenant and an accounting firm second. Construction starts February with a summer opening.
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