Quay County approves varied funding and projects in meeting
County and Logan village each contribute ten thousand to a study with a twenty five thousand state grant. The commission approves inmate housing with Roosevelt County Detention Center at seventy five dollars per day, two Class A pumper loan requests for fire districts at two hundred twenty thousand each, and two NM DOT grant agreements totaling five thousand nine dollars for seatbelt and traffic enforcement. A Tucumcari Rawhide Days agreement, building revitalization plans for Tucumcari, PMS funding adjustments, banking service resolution with AimBank, recognition of a training milestone, a LED chamber sign project, drainage and tree issues in Tucumcari and Logan, and praise for local volleyball teams finishing at state tournament.
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Logan
Tucumcari
Quay County Detention Center
Christopher Birch
Roosevelt County
Birch
Renee Hayez
Presbyterian Medical Services
PMS
Patsy Gresham
AimBank
FNB
New Mexico
Gresham
Primrose
Daniel Zamora
Carmen Runyan
Quay County
Belknap Street
Sixth Street
Mike Cherry
I-40 detour woes hit Russell Travel Center business
Quay County officials heard of unexpected damage as navigation systems misdirect trucks to an old Route 66 segment near Bard. Two 1930s bridges on the rough stretch handle little weight, yet trucks up to 40 tons used it, prompting a Road Closed sign. Russell Travel Center employs about 70 people and has urged vacations to weather slowdown while locals rally support.
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Russell Travel Center
Quay County
Larry Moore
Russell’s
Quay Road
Moore
Bard
Russell
Russell’s_ Travel Center
Mesalands college projects growth with programs and loans
Mesalands Community College plans expand nursing and allied health offerings after New Mexico Nursing Board approval of a feasibility study and a spring start for classes at the Northeast New Mexico Detention Facility in Clayton. FieldCore will train over 250 as the college acquires a salvaged nacelle. The board approved 2018 2019 financial aid and a personnel handbook revision.
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Lincoln Counties
Groesbeck
FieldCore
General Electric
Mesalands
Gillard
New Mexico
Matt Hughes
Northeast New Mexico
Clayton
Geo Group
Dinosaur Museum
Kennedy
Mark
ENMU student joins Phi Kappa Phi honor society
Maria Sepulveda of House at Eastern New Mexico University was initiated into Phi Kappa Phi, the nation’s oldest all-discipline honor society. About 30 000 members are inducted annually, with selection by invitation and chapter approval for top seniors, juniors, graduates, faculty, staff, and alumni.
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Eastern New Mexico University
Maria Sepulveda
House
Phi Kappa Phi
Sepulveda
United States
Philippines
Going Around in Circles and the Jericho Strategy
A meditation on circular conversations and the Jericho siege as a metaphor. It notes Joshua marching around Jericho for six days and seven times on day seven, leading to the wall’s collapse. The piece ends with a prayer for guidance toward spiritual progress.
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Joshua
Jericho
Jesus
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Dles
Ing Services
Ron Warnick
Richard Primrose
County Commission
Endee
Mee
Feelemd
Grand Canyon
Hughes
Hilliard
Wayland Baptist University
Plainview
Texas
Mesalands Fire-Arts
imBank
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Dalhart
Raton
Santa Rosa
South First St. ¢ Tucumcari
Katha Winther
San Diego, California
Church of Christ