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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 2011
Page
1
George Gaydos learned his Bastrop home burned down in a massive Central Texas wildfire after a week of fear. He and his wife two children and his father had been staying at a hotel while awaiting word.
A downtown event titled We Remember Downtown Comes Alive After Five highlights October activities to raise awareness for breast cancer. The piece mentions Glow pink in October campaign and local attention from Roswell's Most Wanted.
NMMI edges Cisco in a tight football game with a final score of 48 43 at Cisco Texas. DHS notes players and key plays. Obituaries and forecast appear on pages B6 and B1.
A veterans memorial event at the New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell remembered service members who died in combat. Notable figures spoke about sacrifice and impact, urging attendees to reflect and pay respects to those who served.
The United Way of Chaves County supports 12 member agencies and 3 affiliates. Member agencies receive designated and undesignated funds. affiliates rely on designated contributions. Sherry Mumford notes this is the UWCC’s first year with a defined distribution plan.
The Waymaker Church Choir Roswell Symphony Orchestra and NMMI Vocal Ensemble opened a 9/11 10th anniversary tribute with the song Liberty honoring those who died and those serving in the military. Maj Gen Jerry Grizzle shared his 9/11 reflections linking to the Oklahoma City bombing morning.
Visitors flocked to Bitter Lake Wildlife Refuge for the 10th annual Dragonfly Festival despite heavy rains. The event drew 100 plus dragonfly species and aimed to educate the public about the refuge, featuring a dragonfly photo show by Dustin Huntington and displays including an American alligator from Rio Grande Zoo.
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