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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 2014
Page
1
At Tucumcari Middle School readers gather for the Sir Readalot's Castle bookfair at 6 pm. Football action features Logan Longhorns hosting Foothill Friday at 7 pm. A Fair Festival runs 6 pm to 8 pm at First Baptist Church with community activities.
The Quay County Sun now operates 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m Monday through Friday with a noon lunch break.
Last week's poll found 38 percent enjoyed the rodeo or Railroad Days, 32 percent liked them a little, and 30 percent not at all. This week asks how residents will observe Halloween with options including trick or treat and attending a party.
The Tucumcari Girl Scouts unveiled a new building at 1426 South Sixth Street costing 7583.76 funded by Community Chest and scout fundraisers. Quay County Red Cross adds directors Dr George Evetts William C Litchfield and Myrtie Waterfield. Bettye Gree Broome, a freshman at ENMU Portales, named Miss New Mexico contender in the National Roller Skating Queen pageant in Miami.
Governor Susana Martinez joined local officials and residents in Tucumcari to celebrate a planned 4.5 million expansion of Tucumcari Mountain Cheese Factory. The project aims to create up to 20 new jobs and bolster New Mexico's value-added food industry. Charles Krause, owner, thanked for choosing Tucumcari over Texas.
The Quay County Sun presents responses from Russell Shafer and Nathan Wallace in ballot order. They outline plans to curb meth and other drugs through early education and collaboration with CYFD Turquoise Teambuilders and Arise, plus strict sentencing. They also pledge close schooling partnerships to address child abuse and truancy with CYFD involvement.
In Tucumcari on Oct 21 22 government and business leaders from north central and eastern New Mexico explored barriers to job creation. The Legislative Jobs Council conducts a statewide study led by Mark Lautman to project how many jobs are needed for population shifts over ten years and how many can be created under current conditions.
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