Arnett Leads Fundraising in Roswell Magistrate Race
In Chaves County Republican primary for Magistrate Judge Division 1, Bobby Arnett reports $23,736 raised through May 5, nearly double rival Keith Rogers who has $11,895. Arnett shows $8,985 cash on hand versus Rogers $6,946, with expenditures of $14,751 and $4,949 respectively. Early voting starts Saturday ahead of June 3 primary.
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Primary candidates respond to ADR news staff questions
Voters in Chaves County prepare for the June 3 primary with six Republican sheriff candidates and two magistrate judges answering staff questions. The Roswell Daily Record notes primary spending, listing candidate Arnett’s $10,007 outlay and Rogers at $4,879, plus Arnett’s $4,348 sign and $3,868 printing expenditures to local vendors.
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Farm er s Uptown Pharmacy Opens at Roswell Market
Farmer's Uptown Pharmacy opens mid April in the Farmer's Country Market on North Main Street Roswell as a full service drugstore led by Weston Bradley a registered pharmacist and co owner The store is currently the market's only pharmacy and aims to provide friendly service and competitive prices to local customers Bradley a Carlsbad native with a Doctor of Pharmacy from New Mexico University notes loyal market patrons and personal connection to Roswell
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NMPA to sponsor high school journalism workshop
The Roswell Daily Record will sponsor two local high school juniors or seniors for a three day journalism workshop sponsored by the New Mexico Press Association. The event runs June 8 to 11 at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque with lodging meals and activities provided.
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Food stamp use rises in Chaves County during recession
In 2011 23.2 percent of Chaves County residents received SNAP benefits up from 2007 and higher than New Mexico's 20.9 percent. The county’s 2011 median household income was $37 176 vs state $43 600 and national $52 306. SNAP disbursements totaled $30 446 864 with $5 in benefits generating $9.20 in spending.
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