Fired Up! adds blacksmithing competition at Tucumcari event
The third annual Fired Up! on Sept 28 at the Tucumcari Train Depot expands with a blacksmithing competition led by Jim Keith a Farrier Hall of Fame inductee. Keith along with relatives and partners recently earned world honors at Calgary Stampede and plans showpieces and tools from his craft.
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Keith
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Fired Up! festival showcases blacksmithing and visual arts in Tucumcari
The Fired Up event in Tucumcari features a professional blacksmithing competition for front and back horseshoes, Odd-Lab fire dancers, a Coyote Blue Band music lineup, a fireworks display, and expanded performances by visual arts and dancing. Main Street organizers promote the event as a boost to community involvement and downtown revitalization.
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Odd-Lab Fire
Keith
California
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Mittee
Loveland
New Mexico
Lake
Quay County 5K Set for October at Damon Kools Park
The fourth annual Quay County 5K fun run walk is slated for October 5 at Damon Kools Park. Registration starts 7:15 a.m. with an orientation before the 8 a.m. start. refreshments are planned at the course and finish. Contact Brenda Bishop at 461-0562 for details.
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Quay County Health Council
Nutrition and Fitness Committee
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Hines
L1th Street
Washington Avenue
Second Street
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Altrusa
Chase Waters
Brenda Bishop
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Quay County Fair
Albuquerque
Clovis
Local News Briefs Highlight Community Developments
A roundup of recent happenings in the area covers council decisions on bylaws, school board updates, and public works progress. Citizens respond to new services, while nonprofit groups outline upcoming events and volunteer needs. Local sports scores and standings from the week are also summarized.
Obituary for Carlos M Maez 76 Wisconsin Rapids resident
Carlos M Maez 76 of Wisconsin Rapids Wisconsin died Friday August 30 2013. He is survived by his wife Susan of Wisconsin Rapids and siblings Cora Solana Santa Fe Albert Maez Las Vegas Anna Mae Montano Santa Fe Lorinda Maes Arlington Aggie Marano Tucumcari. He graduated Tucumcari High School in 1955. A service is planned at the homestead ranch where he grew up with date not yet set.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
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Cora Solana
Santa Fe
Albert Maez
Las Vegas
Anna Mae Montano
Lorinda Maes
Arlington, Va
Aggie Marano
Tucumcari
Tucumcari High School
Homestead Ranch
Maes
Paul E Davidson of Tucumcari Dies at 79 in Amarillo
Paul E Davidson 79 longtime Tucumcari NM resident died in Amarillo TX on September 11 2013. Born July 22 1934 in Appalachia VA he taught American History at Tucumcari High School and served in the US Air Force during the Korean Conflict. Survivors include wife Patricia sons Barry and Patrick and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services were September 14 2013 at Dunn Memorial Chapel Tucumcari with burial at Tucumcari Memorial Park Cemetery. Donations suggested to Trinity Baptist Church Tucumcari NM.
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Tucumcari, NM
Amarillo
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Appalachia
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Mattie Davidson
Tucumcari High School
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Trinity Baptist Church
Masonic Lodge
Patricia Davidson
Tucumcari
Barry Davidson
Donnell
Patrick Davidson
Christine
Lakeside
Emry Davidson
Audry Harp
Raymond Davidson
Dunn Memorial Chapel
Roy Mitchell
Tucumcari Memorial Park
South 1St Street
Dunn Funeral Home
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