Eastern New Mexico State Fair boosts Roswell economy
The Eastern New Mexico State Fair, held Oct 2 to 7, generated an estimated $1.74 million in direct impact, with 24,280 paid attendees. Officials note broader benefits to local vendors, shoppers, and youth, including record junior livestock auction sales of $492,061.
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Fair boosts economy and youth animal show in region
James Duffey, a Fair Board member, notes the fair generates over 1.7 million dollars this year and serves as a key event for youth to display animals, develop skills, and possibly earn income. Duffey participates in a competition with the Chaves County Giant Pumpkin Growers Association.
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Working Mothers Day Nursery Still Serving Roswell After 60 Years
Roswell child care continues at Working Mothers Day Nursery 60 years on with Heather Bogunovich, a care specialist, inspecting toys as volunteers emphasize growth development.
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Working Mothers Day Nursery marks 60 years serving Roswell families
Del Jurney executive director of Family Resource and Referral recalls the Working Mothers Day Nursery began in an old schoolhouse by the Assistance League. The program has evolved as Roswell parents rely on it, with growth noted over decades.
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