Spotlight continues on retired battalion chief now cleaning business owner
The Spotlight feature profiles a former battalion chief who runs a cleaning business. Growing up in Midway and a Dexter High School graduate, he credits his firefighter father as a major role model. He and wife Melanie, together about 11 years, adopted Mason, now 12, and have a daughter Lili and son Lukas. He works two overnight fire shifts, enjoys the kids school events, and finds stress relief in repairing semis at Chisum Travel Center.
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Dexter High School
Martinez
Melanie
Mason
Lili
Lukas
Chisum Travel Center
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Interim leader named for Las Cruces Schools
Las Cruces Public Schools appoints retired administrator Steven Sanchez of Las Lunas as interim superintendent while a permanent chief is sought. He will earn 145000 annually, possibly prorated, and previously served eight years as deputy superintendent for learning, teaching and research before retiring in 2015. The district awaits approval of former Superintendent Stan Rounds’ resignation and 140000 severance from the New Mexico Public Education Department.
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Las Cruces Public Schools
Las Lunas
Steven Sanchez
Las Cruces Public
Jo Galvan
Sanchez
New Mexico Public Education Department
Stan Rounds
Pecos Valley Baptist welcomes new missions director
The Pecos Valley Baptist Association announces Dr. Fred MacDonald as its new director of Associational Missions, moving with his wife Denise from Blunt South Dakota. MacDonald, a 32 year ministry veteran and former state evangelism director for the Dakota Baptist Convention, will serve 35 churches across Artesia Carlsbad Roswell and nearby communities. He holds degrees from Northern State University Criswell College and Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary. The association office is in Artesia and the contact number is 575 746 2729.
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Blunt
South Dakota
Calvary Baptist Church
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New Mexico
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Texas
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Ity
Criswell College
Dallas
Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary
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Tennessee
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Shooting at Fort Worth Studio Leaves Victims Dead
Police say multiple people fired in the Studio 74 parking lot and across the street around midnight. One victim died outside the building, another died at hospital, and several others were injured. Owner Laura Reyna calls the venue a nonprofit community safe haven for hip hop programming. Fort Worth artist Leon Bridges noted for dancing there. Employee Jason Moore applied chest compression to a victim before he died. Moore said some group members carried guns and shots may have occurred inside the studio.
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Laura Reyna
Munity
Reyna
Studio 74
Moore
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