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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2023
Page
1
The Lady Rattlers clinched their seventh consecutive win as they dominated the matchup on UMA Page 2A sports. Key players led scoring, rebounding, and defense to reinforce the team’s momentum heading into the next contest.
The forecast calls for today highs around 78 degrees and lows near 43. An upcoming Thursday may reach 79 with 44, and Friday near 83 with 47. Contact details for Senior Writer Ron Warnick are provided.
Ambrose Gutierrez of Tucumcari watches the annular solar eclipse using special glass. He notes it was his first eclipse experience due to prior cloud cover or missed events. The peak ring of fire passed over Santa Rosa Albuquerque Santa Fe and Roswell.
Tucumcari city commissioners accept a 393750 state grant from the Law Enforcement Recruitment Fund to hire more officers. Plans include a school resource officer an IT position and an evidence technician with debate over spending and potential use of additional county or city funds. The mayor backs more patrols and the IT role while the chief pushes for the SRO citing school safety needs.
Logan Municipal Schools voted unanimously to shift graduation from Memorial Day weekend to June 15 amid concerns about insurance coverage and student accountability during a senior trip to Alaska. Superintendent Dennis Roch cited handbook rules and discussed prior delays and future planning.
About 50 residents attended a public forum to discuss a proposed $250,000 general obligation bond to trigger a $22 million state grant from the New Mexico Public School Facilities Authority for a new San Jon Municipal Schools building. Officials argued repairs would cost over $10 million and be only temporary.
San Jon area talks between Vital Consulting Group and Stantec Engineering over builder's insurance advance, after flash floods destroyed a $4 million Old Route 66 low water bridge days from completion. County manager Zamora noted funding concerns and uncertified reopening prospects despite a 2022 NM DOT inspection urging replacement consideration.
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