Roswell Faces Countywide LOGAT Competition in New Mexico
Column notes Roswell trails in attracting business versus Alamogordo and other New Mexico cities that adopted LOGAT incentives. It cites Alamogordo's hundreds of thousands in facility incentives and a projected five year payback as jobs rise from 350 to 500. The piece outlines LOGAT history, state law alignment, and Ordinance No. 026 creating Roswell's economic development plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
New Mexico
Alam
Alamogordo
LOGAT
State of
Texas
Chaves County Development Foundation
Manzano Exudes Mud Gothic Charm Amid Prosperous Hub
The piece depicts Manzano as a wealthier, sociable center with striking mud gothic architecture and smoke stacks. It claims outside investment, a vast paper railways system, grapevine telegraphs, and a hospitable culture with extended visits. The author invites correspondence to Morrow Hall in Estancia, New Mexico.
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Manzano
Morrow Hall
P.O
Estancia
N.M
Local groups schedule meetings around Roswell
Regional clubs plan activities from quilting and poetry to theater tryouts and public luncheons. Roswell quilters meet at the Adult Center to craft entries for the upcoming Roswell Quilt Show while Beta Sigma Phi hosts a luncheon at the Claim Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Beta Sigma Phi
Alpha Iota
Claim
Roswell Club Calendar Highlights Community Meetings and Support Groups
A daily schedule lists Narcotics Anonymous, Skeet Club, Catholic Daughters, Disabled American Veterans, American Legion bingo, Alcoholics Anonymous, Awana Club, Fencing Club, Survivors Group, and more at Roswell venues. Also notes ladies pool time, lunches, bridge, sobriety programs, and contact numbers. call 622 7710 to confirm or email vistas@roswell-record.com.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaparral
Clovis Highway
Joel Rohwer
Mark A. Witt
Catholic Daughters of Americas
Assumption Catholic Church
Kentucky Ave
Disabled American Veterans and American Legion
Veterans’ Memorial Hall
Montana Ave
Richard Crewe
Alcoholics Anonymous
Dry Harbor
E. van Buren St
Calvary Baptist Church
A. Alameda St
Robin
Roswell
Yucca Recreation Center
Ron Courts
Pecos Valley
Duplicate Bridge Club
Missouri Ave
Rose Caldwell
Friends In
Dry Harbor Club
Bank of America
N. Main St
P.m
Roswell-Record
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Brainerd
Noah’s Ark Preschool
SOIN
RCLT
Tish High Prairie Poets
New Station
Sam’s
Sein
National
Good Sam Club
Mountain Springs Ranch
Carrizozo
Brown Road
Highway 70
Telephone Pioneers
Jingle Bob Club
Nuthin Fancy
Easterners Club
el Toro Bravo
Mississippi
Berneice Frye
Souder, Miller and Associates
Dionne Shirley
New Mexico Rural Water Association
Dionne
Nmrwa.org
Narcotics Anonymous
No Life Alcoholics Anonymous
Serenity Club
E. Bland St
Survivors Group
Narcotics Anonymous Recovery
W. Ruohonen
RIAC
Roswell Adult Center
Louise Hare
N. Missouri
Dominoes
Adult Center
Artesia
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
10Th and
Bullock, Artesia
Alcoholics, Anonymous
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Fourth St
Buena Vida Picacho
Tinnie Hondo
Glenco
Philip Avilia
Korky McEwen
Dave Goodman
Ura
Dexter
Patricia Harper
Elmer Chambers
John Scatella
S. Main
Coucce
Kenny’s
Terry Drake
N.M. Lie
Republic of New Mexico
Santa Fe
Pauline Ponce
Tracy Ford
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