Mesalands Board Reports Progress on Finances Accreditation
Mesalands Community College administrators shared a hopeful financial picture noting funds unspent would return to the state general fund as the 2022 audit nears completion. The Higher Learning Commission visit produced a probationary accreditation status but officials emphasized continued improvements and full accreditation eventual.
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Denise Hackett
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Jessica Gonzales
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Miss La Esperanza Doll raffle at Tucumcari Craft Fair
Sims and Elebario created most doll clothing with several pieces from CRAFT members. The Miss La Esperanza doll debuted at the 49th annual Tucumcari Christmas Craft Fair at the convention center amid memories and social media reaction. Tickets sold quickly with 400 on first day and proceeds benefit Tucumcari Main Street and the CRAFT Club. drawing set for December 23.
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Arch Hurley board keeps same officers
Arch Hurley Conservancy District reappointed three incumbents to four year terms at the November 14 meeting. John Griffiths Debra Mitchell and Robert Lopez were sworn in by Quay County Clerk Ellen White and Lopez Perkins and Mitchell will continue as president vice president and secretary treasurer respectively. The board reports rising Conchas Lake level and limited water for farmers alongside equipment needs and a $125000 capital outlay for a mini excavator.
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Quay County
Ellen White
John Griffiths
Debra Mitchell
Robert Lopez
Lopez
Larry Perkins
Mitchell
Franklin McCasland
Conchas Lake
McCasland
Logan school board candidates race and bond pass
Incumbents Laurie Strebeck Rene Terry and Tom Humble compete with Cole Wallin for four Logan school board seats. Voters approved a 1.1 million dollar school bond 3 to 1. The audit for Willoughby & Willoughby CPAs flagged one deficiency. Football moves to six man, adult meal prices rise, graduation trends and staff survey on senior trips and cellphone use.
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Laurie Strebeck
Rene Terry
Tom Humble
Cole Wallin
Logan
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Controversial 130 Mile Pipeline Aims 2029 Completion
The 130 mile pipeline would move up to 16 415 acre feet of water annually from Ute Lake near Logan to Curry and Roosevelt counties to address Ogallala depletion. Estimated cost reaches 1 billion dollars with a 2029 finish target. Local Logan and Quay County residents oppose easement and land restoration concerns amid years of dispute.
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