Kelley Pharmacy Closes After Decades in Roswell
Kelley Pharmacy, a Roswell mainstay since 1963, closed on Oct. 15, while the nutrition center at the same location remains open. Pharmacist A L Kelley and his wife Kath leen opened the building at 111 W Hobbs St as a place for compassionate care. Dr Larry Barbour joined his father in an osteopathic clinic in the same building when it opened.
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Residents protest road project car parking at Juni per Apartments
Residents of Juniper Apartments at 900 N Richardson Ave face street closures and a demolished lot forcing daily parking at the Roswell Convention Center. Shawnee Escobedo cites security concerns and questions liability as crews work five days with no finish date, with Ninth and 10th streets to stay closed until early April while a new parking lot is built.
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NM State student follows family farming legacy in animal science
Matthew White, a College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences student at New Mexico State University, is pursuing animal science to sustain his family’s farm near Dumas, Texas. He notes farming runs in his blood and aims to keep the operation alive with his degree and background despite changes in interest.
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New Mexico State University
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