City Council Advances Monroe Street Rezoning for New County Hospital
City commissioners approved rezoning Monroe Street south of Trigg Memorial Hospital from residential to commercial to allow a new county hospital. The project, estimated over 20 million dollars, aims to replace the 1965 facility with a smaller bed count but expanded services including a pharmacy and labs, funded by state and federal aid with no local tax increase due to bonding limits.
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Monroe Street
Trigg Memorial Hospital
Quay County
Daniel Zamora
Zamora
Kathi McClelland
Paws and Claws Animal Rescue
Patrick Vanderpool
Greater Tucumcari
Vanderpool
U.S. Epa
State Environmental Department
Moya
Logan to Lose Its Last Bank as NM Bank & Trust Plans Closing
Logan faces the end of banking history as New Mexico Bank & Trust plans to close its Logan branch in December after community appeals delayed the shift. Local officials hoped a new institution would serve Logan and nearby areas, with Alan Umholtz and other district leaders noting deposits and banking access remain in question.
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Tucumcari Railroad Museum
Tucumcari Main Street
Princess Theatre
State Main Street
Loveland
Second Street
FORGE
Tucumscary
Chacon
Mark Martinez
Martinez
Logan
Clovis
Tucumcari
Warren Frost
New Mexico Bank & Trust
FNB New
Mesalands Leader Jim Morgan to Retire After 23 Years
Mesalands Community College announces chief operations manager Jim Morgan will retire December 31 after 23 years. He will become chair emeritus with staff privileges and return as a contractor for selected projects. A December 15 celebration is planned in Building A commons.
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Mesalands Community College
Gregg Busch
Jim Morgan
Busch
Board of Trustees
Morgan
Mesalands
Jim Streetman
Tucumcari
THS
U.S. Navy
Holy Loch
Scotland
Naval Operations
Washington, D.C
Bangor
Washington
Navy
Jim
Phyllis
Joseph Biden
Albuquerque
Biden
Mesalands board approves holiday time off and funds requests
Mesalands Community College plans Thanksgiving week off for staff and faculty while ensuring phone coverage. The board approved over 2.2 million dollars in state funding requests for security nursing renewable energy workforce paleontology athletics and more. It also extended meeting dates and the academic calendar and announced several new hires and a rodeo athlete feature.
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Busch
Jim Morgan
Streetman
Mesalands
Mesalands Community College Foundation
Alco
EDC
Perkins
McVey
Bryan Tyler Huey
Rodeo News
Huey
Allyssa Zukevich
Matthew Benavidez
Justin Hatterman
Armando Acosta
Tucumcari
College
Albuquerque Fire Station Expands To Improve Coverage
Formative Architecture of Albuquerque designed the site with Nick Griego and Sons Construction handling the build. The new 4,000-square-foot, four-bay station replaces a smaller facility and will raise fire ratings, lowering insurance for property owners. Stoner called the project basic but essential for truck access, and Moroneaux emphasized the community safety impact.
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Formative Architecture of
Albuquerque
Nick Griego and Sons Construction of
Clovis
Stoner
Molyneaux
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Ralph Moya
State Department of Finance Administration
Paula Chacon
CDM Smith Engineering Services
Koa Campground
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Christopher Arias
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Paul Villanueva
Five Mile Park
Santa Rosa
Maple Avenue
Cele
Rau
Mea
Jessica Gonzales
New Mexico
Josh McVey
Ligeia
P.O. Box
Patsy Gresham
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