Portales, NM News

• Portales, NM News
• My turn: Ice cream better when shared
• New park making a splash
• Summer activities list
• My turn: Value better with local merchants
• Candidates discuss issues at EPCOG forum
• Governor, DA uninjured in plane mishap
• Q&A: ENMU grad talks about her writing
• Police blotter May 24
• Program offers hands-on dairy experience
• Candidate forum webcast
• ENMU briefs: May 23
• Police blotter: May 23
• My turn: Life exists outside of work
• My turn: Young man shows chivalry alive and well
• City cracks down on unsafe buildings
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued
• Animal hospital fire declared suspicious
• Moon event "awesome"
• Candidate profiles: County clerk
• U.S. 70 construction begins Monday
• EMTs answer calling
• My turn: Depression is more than just sadness
• Police investigating stabbing
• Governor appoints local educator to council
• My turn: Excited to spend time with mom
• Chamber: Changes in store for annual festivals
• Clovis police release identity of man in officer-involved shooting
• U.S. 70 road work to begin Monday
• In search of ponies: Lets view the world like children do
• Elida mayor files complaint against Roosevelt sheriff's office chief deputy
• My turn: Take pride in your achievements
• Dora new: May 15
• Meetings watch: County commission
• Meetings watch: City council
• My turn: Thanks for keeping tradition alive
• Monday's area rain totals
• Meetings watch: ENMU Board of Regents
• Police blotter May 13
• Police blotter: May 11
• My turn: Missing an old friend
• Albuquerque chosen for Tres Amigas operations center
• House panel backs $642 billion defense bill
• Portales alumni nominated for award
• Police blotter May 10
• My turn: Bon voyage to Miller moths
• Annual auction benefits KENW television
• Police blotter: May 9
• My turn: See you at the top
• Police blotter: May 8
• Dora news: May 8
• My turn: Comfortable sticking with tradition
• After rate hike, ENMU tuition still low
• Corrections officer reflects on job
• Police blotter: May 6
• Their view: Farm Bill overlooks rural communities
• Editorial: State support for higher education lacking
• My turn: Family time always fun
• Police blotter: May 4
• Vehicle leak slows Cannon traffic
• Friday morning briefing: Cleaning up, free acting advice and Charlie Brown's father
• Thursday morning briefing: Spring sing, the Maypole's here and from sea water to blood
• Police blotter May 3
• Business feature: Dawg Houze starts taxi service
• Committee mulls growth planner duties
• Wednesday morning briefing: Off the grid, no grumps and the circus comes to town
• Police blotter May 1
• Some concerts Id rather forget
• Reading top priority for students
• Report critical of Portales Police Department
• Meetings watch: City council
• Police Blotter: April 29
• My turn: Some concerts I'd rather forget
• Into the wild
• Portales schools accredited
• Heat sets record
• Dora news: April 24
• My turn: Pursuing peace worth effort
• Water authority hires law firm
• Portales man charged with criminal sexual contact
• Thursday morning briefing: Opera for cheap and Hollywood comes to town
• Meetings watch: County commission
• Dora news: April 17
• Meetings watch: City council
• Portales man accused of assaulting child
• Former Cannon officer speaks about experience during Don't Ask Don't Tell
• Accreditation board commends Clovis Christian School
• Muleshoe officer back on duty
• ENMU student wins poster contest
• Agriculture officials report on peanut industry
• Records: Fight over Facebook led to fatal stabbing
• Ticket feature: Squirm Burpee Circus playing in Clovis
• Area under severe thunderstorm watch until 9 p.m. today
• Official: Zimmerman to face charges
• City gearing up for road project
• Child painting to raise money for cancer research
• My turn: Holiday hard to celebrate
• Police blotter: April 11
• Santorum's early success pushed GOP to the right
• Derby Days raises $3,000 for charity
• Police blotter: April 10
• My turn: Playground sounds music to my ears
• Strike Out Cancer benefit raises money for Relay for Life
• Tuesday morning briefing: Alpacas and a meet and greet
• Monday morning briefing: Lunch, Air Force talk and the end of war
• My turn: Real life is definitely more interesting
• Clovis native recounts jet crash
• Family, friends gather to remember student
• My turn: Jamboree full of talent
• Friday morning briefing: An egg hunt, hitting a knuckle ball and and a fast ostrich
• Monday morning briefing: Jail talk, a recital and a fact about Obama
• Area residents remember tornado
• ENMU Preview Day gives high school students peek at college life
• Police blotter: March 25
• ENMU announces show results
• My turn: Agitation comes easily
• In search of ponies: Mother nature constantly repackaging creatures
• McGee: Close encounters of the presidential kind
• Friday morning briefing: A crabby dinner and the truth about skunks
• What's Happening: March 23
• Zoo officials: Public may have scared baby giraffe
• Police blotter: March 23
• Resident predicts below average moisture
• Child Find holding screening clinic
• Tornado prompted emergency upgrades
• Former councilor proud of Ute project progress
• My turn: Time to break out bowling shoes
• Press release: Cannon AFB lieutenant still missing
• Thursday morning briefing: A college preview, Downtown Gala and local crime reports
• Police blotter — March 22
• Meetings watch — Hospital board of trustees
• Ticket feature: ENMU jazz festival this week
• Obama pledges commitment to oil, gas development
• My turn: Before Internet, some questions not worth asking
• Roswell man apprehended in Portales
• Albuquerque man dies in accident at Abengoa plant
• President Obama to visit New Mexico oil fields
• Wednesday morning briefing: A comedy, a talent search and jazz
• Meetings watch: Roosevelt County Commission
• Meetings watch: Elida school board
• Meetings watch: Portales City Council
• Businesses, individuals honored at United Way banquet
• ENMU briefs — March 21
• Candidates file for county seats
• Candidates file for state offices
• Clovis couple wins lottery
• Meetings watch: Elida Board of Education
• Police blotter: March 23
• My turn: Fortunate to have friends
• Web page, other changes coming Monday
• President Obama to visit New Mexico oil fields
• Base will be adding one aircraft per month, official says
• Tuesday morning briefing: Help, lucky trout and marching to Montgomery
• Meetings watch: County commission
• Meetings watch: Board of Education
• Meetings watch: RGH Board
• Meetings watch: City council
• My turn: Spring is revitalizing
• Portales company recognized
• Police blotter: March 20
• Cannon Air Force Base lieutenant missing
• My turn: Nature opens up my eyes to life
• County seats up for grabs
• Primary races shaping up
• ENMU graduate working with abandoned youth
• Police blotter: March 18
• Meetings watch: Board of Education
• Lab technicians handle blood work
• McGee: Roomate was right about computers
• In search of ponies: Animals go wild on spring break
• McDaniel announces candidacy for county commission
• Police blotter: March 16
• My turn: Girls just want to have fun
• Thursday morning briefing: Geek class, dancing shoes and mosquitoes
• Police blotter — March 15
• Ticket feature: 'Queen of Bingo' being performed in Clovis
• My turn: Portales couple deserve recognition
• Wednesday morning briefing: Jail explained and the deadline's looming
• Developers discuss Cannon housing details
• My turn: Sometimes roommates need to shout it out
• Police blotter — March 14
• Magic altered perception of HIV
• Tuesday morning briefing: Calling young artists and pumpkin for oil
• My turn: Make best of wind
• Police blotter — March 13
• ENMU students contribute to textbook
• Monday morning briefing: Catching a break and taking office
• Staycations offer fun for cheap
• Daylight saving time preferences vary
• No applicants for economic development position
• Eurasion collared dove: New species on the block
• Officials urge caution following rabies outbreak
• Martinez picks Chandler for Canadian River Commission
• Clovis High to honor alumni
• McGee: Eastern New Mexico's high winds make an impression on newcomers
• In search of ponies: Humans determined to harness time
• Local family to manufacture yogurt
• Residents urged to recycle
• Spring signals start of tornado season
• Thursday morning briefing: A tasty event, a volunteer and a chance of snow
• Roosevelt County escapes Martinez veto
• Burglaries up last year
• Baby giraffe named Jerrica
• Clovis farmers opening yogurt facility
• Ticket feature: Dual band concerts set in Clovis, Portales
• Police blotter — March 8
• My turn: Pioneers journey inspires awe
• Wednesday morning briefing: Food, computer help and a corny law
• Election results
• Voters weigh in on election
• Drunken driving simulator makes students think twice
• Meetings watch: City council
• My turn: Don't let life bring you down
• Lucero, Hunton, Thomas win council seats
• Navajos look to invest in grid connection project
• Municipal election sample ballot
• Police blotter — March 6
• Tuesday morning briefing: Show time and a tax scam
• Shooting 'supposedly' over stolen stereo, according to police report
• Love Come to Life Tour comes to Portales
• Portales man injured in hit and run
• Meetings watch: City council
• Small business conference scheduled
• Meetings watch: Board of Education
• Police blotter: March 6
• Sen. Ingle to seek re-election
• Portales polling places combined
• Floyd student named 4-H diplomat
• My turn: Drama students deserve recognition
• Students raise money for My Ashleah foundation
• Monday morning briefing: Spring flowers, local authors and a huge fad
• Bloggers speculating governor wants changes
• Athlete recalls ENMU career
• Police blotter: March 4
• Records vital part of medical community
• My turn: Communities complement each other
• School board to hold special meeting
• U.S. 70 reconstruction to begin soon
• Fire destroys sorghum, hay on ranch east of Portales
• Change to county grievance procedure tabled
• Police investigating possible drive-by shooting
• Commissioners praise Curry County jail plan
• McGee: Conservations with insects best kept to yourself
• In search of ponies: Gadgets not limited to human
• Governor signs state budget, vetoes $2 million
• Friday morning briefing: A video game, fair warning and a lazy daughter
• Seven face felony charges after drug busts
• Curry inmate receives $450,000 in settlement
• Candidates talk goals, challenges
• Seven arrested in drug busts
• Dodge to run for re-election
• My turn: Weekend will keep me busy
• PHS students bring 'My Fair Lady' to stage
• Thursday morning briefing: Senate work, stars shine and Mantle says it's so
• Production company, nonprofit team up for concert
• My turn: Support school performance
• Wednesday morning briefing: A dedication, sharing history and seaweed ice cream
• ENMU briefs — Feb. 29
• Police blotter — Feb. 29
• Businesses fighting pigeon problem
• My turn: Real life doesn't mean fighting
• Roch running for re-election
• Tuesday morning briefing: They want your blood, national honors and a president's fear
• Cadaver gives ENMU students new learning opportunities
• Inmate may face additional charges after escape attempt
• Dora news: Feb. 28
• Facebook is modern day scrapbook
• Monday morning briefing: Candidates debate and women get the vote
• Students tap into primitive skills
• Inmate escape attempt thwarted
• Students bring their best to regional science fair
• My turn: Slogans leave room for flexibility
• Police blotter: Feb. 26
• Meetings watch — Legislative briefing
• In search of ponies: Animals have own ways of dealing with wind
• McGee: Security system might have given burglars trouble
• Friday morning briefing: A house raising and our prehistoric history
• Officials: Gas price increase a spring ritual
• Man turns silverware into jewelry
• New facility boosts expo attendance
• Postal service relocation will lengthen delivery time
• My turn: Concert brings out kid in me
• Forecast: NM should brace for warm, windy spring
• Thursday morning briefing: Game time and the Wienermobile
• Ticket feature: Cathie Ryan Band performing at Clovis Civic Center
• Meetings watch — RGH board of trustees
• Roosevelt sheriff's deputy unhurt in crash
• Police blotter — Feb. 23
• My turn: Grouse sighting shows life endures
• ENMU hosting regional science fair
• Annual ENMU anthropology guest lecture/conference set
• Wednesday morning briefing: Free dental checks, science and Olympic heroes
• Trainer talks horse ownership
• Meetings watch: Portales City Council
• Meetings watch: County commission
• My turn: Spent after holiday
• Country music has its own appeal
• Tuesday morning briefing: Code talkers and how to be a Scout
• State land commissioner visits eastern New Mexico
• Legislators optimistic over capital outlay requests
• Meetings watch: RGH Board
• Meetings watch: County commission
• Meetings watch: City council
• Dora news — Feb. 21
• My turn: Portales is fabric of my life
• Monday morning briefing: A recital, a send-off and a windy day
• Verizon purchasing portion of Plateau Wireless
• Lawmakers pleased with budget, less so with other issues
• Will Banister talks music, career
• Public record — Jan. 19
• My turn: Communities eager to help
• Press release: Sen. Harden announces retirement
• Former Clovis High principal takes new post
• In search of ponies: Losing pets eventual
• McGee: Waiting in line can be enlightening
• Friday morning briefing: Music, all things Ag and Coke's secret formula
• PNT ownership changes hands
• ENMU construction on schedule
• My turn: Nice to pretend
• Press release: Republican senators comment as legislative session
• Legislature finishes politically heated session
• Thursday morning briefing: Showing off, hot chili and a taste of honey
• Electronic newspaper services changing
• Backyard bird count unites bird watchers
• Ticket feature: STOMP performing in Lubbock
• Portales city council Ward A candidates Q&A
• Service groups dishing out fellowship
• Wednesday morning briefing: In search of blood and Mister Ed
• Officials: Ute water project may receive more funding
• ENMU briefs — Feb. 15
• Governor signs hay transport bill
• Official: Baby giraffe doing well
• Police blotter — Feb. 15
• Meetings watch: Elida Board of Education
• My turn: Don't wait until it's too late
• Tuesday morning briefing: Happy Valentines Day!
• Meetings watch: Board of Education
• Sunday snow storm drops 1/2 inch of snow on area
• Bill tracker: New bills introduced
• Dora school news — Feb. 14
• Elida school news — Feb. 14
• My turn: Jennings still missed
• Monday morning briefing: Industrial plans, a joyful noise and a president's eyes
• My turn: Smart aleck valentines available
• Portales city council ward D candidate Q&A
• Clovis native selected as San Angelo interim city manager
• In search of ponies: Family faced tough decision to stomach
• McGee: Much better to be right than happy
• Friday morning briefing: Name a long-necker, Valentine fun and Tyson goes down
• Latest ENMU production takes satirical look at a young couple’s life
• Revenues up at some entertainment venues
• My turn: Mixing up routine good for morale
• Portales city council ward B candidate Q&A
• Meetings watch: Eastern Plains Council of Governments
• Portales man facing drunken driving charge
• Meetings watch: Eastern Plains Council of Governments
• God’s valentine come in form of Bible
• Ute water project receives $1 million
• Thursday morning briefing: A video game and a Valentine dance
• Officials looking into vehicle fire
• ENMU briefs — Feb. 9
• Business briefs — Feb. 9
• Portales police now say HomeServe legit
• My turn: Science fair judging can be simplified
• Wednesday morning briefing: Brunch with a star and clockless casinos
• Signman Signs selected for award
• Meetings watch: Portales City Council
• Drought may break over summer
• Police blotter — Feb. 8
• Community development director resigning
• Meetings watch: County commission
• My turn: Father knows best
• Tuesday morning briefing: Talent in Texico and Beatlemania sweeps America
• Meetings watch: County commission
• My turn: Old hermit's treasure was hidden
• PHS media arts class growing
• Police warn of mail scam
• Dora new — Feb. 7
• Elida news — Feb. 7
• Meetings watch: City council
• Monday morning briefing: Help for fire victims and a slight chance of snow
• Senior happenings —Feb. 5
• Police blotter — Feb. 5
• My turn: Cowboys loyalty part of childhood
• CHS student facing assault charge
• ENMU spring enrollment sets record
• McGee: Faded denim not enough to get hot dates
• In search of ponies: Dogs divided on candidates
• City announces giraffe naming contest
• Press release: ENMU sets record spring enrollment
• Rural refinance program to launch
• Friday morning briefing: Certified, all about trains and the day the music died
• Chinese banquet organizers anticipate record turnout
• My turn: Classic films comforting
• Legislators seek public's input on legislative issues
• Dog delivers lesson of patience
• Thursday morning briefing: School alerts, breakfast at the Legion and Ground Hog Day
• Ticket feature: Souper Bowl set for Saturday
• Clovis apartment fire displaces 12 families
• Twelve families displaced by Clovis Apartments fire
• Pizzeria offering $1,000 reward for stolen mascot
• ENMU briefs — Feb. 2
• My turn: Meals on Wheels director retiring
• Wednesday morning briefing: Red hot, cheap books and the meaning of words
• Newspaper history
• DA: Torres captured after six days of surveillance
• Police blotter: Feb. 1
• My turn: Youth on right track
• Bill would fund victim notification system
• RGH purchases new equipment
• My turn: Hoping youthful ambition stays strong
• Lawmakers confident in support for tax break bill
• Portales, Clovis, Tucumcari papers sold
• Tuesday morning briefing: Open mic, a celebration, and counting presidents
• Health department seeking Clovis man for treatment
• Dora news — Jan. 31
• Elida news — Jan. 31
• My turn: Hermit killed for $.13
• Monday morning briefing: Soup, tax help and the Lone Ranger
• Chamber banquet to honor New Mexico centennial
• Police blotter: Jan. 29
• My turn: Have ties to all of Oak Ridge Boys
• McGee: Calling police safest way to check out strangers
• Friday morning briefing: Happy Chinese New Year, a spell down and tragedy on the launch pad
• Bill tracker: A look at area lawmakers' legislation
• City official: Efforts to get rid of birds successful
• State auditor calls for Patrick Lyons resignation at PRC (updated)
• Clovis zoo has baby giraffe
• My turn: Farwell has hidden charm
• Thursday morning briefing: Cleaning up, citizen police and down under
• Ticket feature: Church holding annual sausage dinner
• Portales may be subject to driver's license fraud
• My turn: House Bill 81 worth supporting
• Tire shop, restaurant still open after drug raid
• Press Release: Sen. Kernan Co-Sponsors Get Tougher on Child Abusers Leg.
• Press release: Roch bill gives tax break to retired military
• Wednesday morning briefing: High cotton and a girl's best friend
• My turn: Portales full of hidden gems
• Three arrested in raid on Portales tire shop
• Press release: Portales business owner arrested in drug raid
• ENMU briefs — Jan. 25
• Court comes close but no cigar
• Tuesday morning briefing: School biz, Relay for life and coming up short
• High winds cause power outages
• Officials: Company could be up and running by April
• Elida news — Jan. 24
• Dora news — Jan. 24
• My turn: Progress hermit was a character
• Prairie chicken poster contest open
• Monday morning briefing: Homecoming, free music and fun with plastic
• Live tweet of the Zias game
• Spelling bee winners announced
• Election ballots to be mailed out soon
• Public record — Jan. 22
• My turn: Willie would make good running mate
• Meetings watch: ENMU Board of Regents
• Jan. 22: Police blotter
• In search of ponies: Horses offer good fuel mileage
• McGee: Listening skills could use work
• Pleadings expected today in Quay County slayings
• Friday morning briefing: Healthy money, calling all cowgirls and a poem
• Businesses to offer incentives
• La Casa to receive grant
• Meetings watch: RGH Board
• Thursday morning briefing: Music, wine and a Toy Story
• Wednesday morning briefings: Basketball, video games, and setups
• Ticket feature: Vienna Boys Choir to perform in Clovis
• My turn: Home town girl brings new life to former general store
• Press release: Lease to expand Melrose bombing range signed
• Meetings watch: Portales City Council
• Police blotter — Jan. 18
• ENMU briefs — Jan. 18
• My turn: Big move to small town
• Q&A: Oak Ridge Boys bass player talks about his years in music
• Text of Gov. Susana Martinez' state of the state address
• Tuesday morning briefing: Country music and a midlife crisis solved.
• Bombing range lease signing ceremony Wednesday
• My turn: ENMU QB had golden arm
• Floyd school news — Jan. 17
• Elida school news — Jan. 17
• Dora school news — Jan. 17
• Meetings watch: County commission will consider endangered species listing
• Write-in filing date is Tuesday
• Monday morning briefing: MLK Day, perfect fruit pies and prohibition
• Legislative session to focus on budget
• My turn: Advocates, victims need our support
• My turn: Advocates, victims need our support
• Local legislators share priorities
• Clovis chamber honors residents
• Elida teen dies in one-vehicle rollover
• A community gift
• McGee: Signs make memorable statements
• Friday morning briefing: A march, music and getting more juice
• County students eligible for scholarship
• Cannon eliminating 53 civilian positions
• My turn: I've met my match
• Meetings watch: County commission
• Comedian Carlos Mencia talks about his upcoming stop in Clovis
• Foreign investors partner with Tres Amigas (updated)
• Foreign investors partner with Tres Amigas
• Thursday morning briefing: Scholarships, a relay and a Ford on ice
• Police alerting businesses about counterfeit bills
• My turn: Border collie slow to mature
• Ticket feature: Gabriel Iglesias to perform in Albuquerque
• Wednesday morning briefing: Dinner and a play, Imelda's shoes and Reagan says farewell
• Three of four city council seats challenged
• Police blotter — Jan. 11
• State releases school report cards
• ENMU briefs — Jan. 11
• My turn: Leaving you with few parting thoughts
• Tuesday morning briefing: Early call, a break for moms and a gusher
• Meetings watch: Board of Education
• Dora news — Jan. 10
• County commissioners to attend Lea County Commission meeting
• USDA to close 259 locations
• My turn: No such thing as normal when it comes to weather
• Monday morning briefing: Meetings watch, calling kid singers and ugly mermaids
• Less than inch of snow expected
• Q&A with Patrick Lyons
• Father, son’s snow stories put mine in perspective
• Municipal races building steam
• My turn: Education funding needs refom
• In search of ponies: Rats capable of selflessness
• McGee: This isn't 'Leave it to Beaver' world anymore
• Mexico native sentenced to 27 years
• New Mexico celebrates 100 years as state
• Friday morning briefing: A rack, a rodeo and Happy Birthday New Mexico
• Higher education proposal draws mixed reviews
• Officials work toward Ute Lake compromise
• Lyons remains PRC chairman
• Local groups plan state centennial anniversary events
• Trusting God gives peace
• Thursday morning briefing: The last day, end of a break and bridging the gap
• Roosevelt, Curry chambers of commerce to host legislative receptions
• My turn: Century brought many changes to state
• Ticket feature: Dwight Yoakam performing in Mescalero
• Press release: Governor changes higher education funding
• Wednesday morning briefing: Fun for the kids, a big meeting and Nixon says no
• Farmer: More rain needed to beat drought
• Meetings watch: Portales City Council
• Fun resolutions rewarding, too
• My turn: Kindle not as comforting
• Tuesday morning briefing: Basketball tournaments and a big buy
• Sheriff completes FBI training program
• My turn: Happy birthday, New Mexico
• Sheriff finishes training with FBI Academy
• Monday morning briefing: A new year, and still making history
• My turn: New year won’t change my opinions
• Year in review — Crime and tragedy
• Roosevelt County farmer appointed to State Fair Commission
• McGee: Father's advice helps with chat
• In search of ponies: Blizzard becomes feather-raising experience
• Judge signs off on Congressional map
• Following God’s guidance gives the heart peace
• Friday morning briefing: Holiday safety, bluegrass music and about that ball
• Clovis train moved
• My turn: Adventures wait at home
• My Turn: Low tech laments
• Thursday morning briefing: Closings, important meetings and Pat Boone tops the charts
• Official: Investigation into jail death to be compelted by Friday
• Ticket feature: Carlos Mencia to perform in Clovis
• Wednesday morning briefing: Roping in the New Year and a raisin in the champagne
• My turn: Leaps of faith require trust
• Tuesday morning briefing: Video game of the week and runners wanted
• Separate crashes claim lives over holiday
• My turn: Accident left 19 dead 39 years ago
• Monday morning briefing: They want your blood, a movie break and Christmas credit
• My turn: Wish list more naughty than nice
• Empty stocking fund: Family M
• McGee: Christmas gatherings can get weird
• Animals have part in holiday traditions
• Christmas get-togethers all about love
• Heavy snow closes roads in New Mexico
• Friday morning briefing: Christmas dinners, long walks and part of an ear
• Salvation Army receives about 1,500 toys
• Businesses: Road work minor inconvenience
• Sheriff's office investigating inmate death
• My turn: English professor had good advice
• Empty stocking fund: Family A
• Pentagon: U.S. concedes mistakes in Pakistani deaths
• Thursday morning briefing: Story hour, a food drive and a new baby
• Prisoner dies in Roosevelt County jail
• Rhythmic Circus performing in Clovis
• My turn: Citizens lit up Portales
• Empty Stocking Fund: Family C
• Wednesday morning briefing: A local Top Dog, Toddle Time and terrorists strike
• Meetings watch: City commission
• Police blotter — Dec. 21
• Meetings watch: County commission
• ENMU briefs — Dec. 21
• Empty Stocking Fund: Family R
• My turn: Christmas 101
• NM road crews mopping up after blizzard
• Names of Monday crash victims released
• Forecast: Sunny this afternoon
• Tuesday morning briefing: Music series, school's out and Elvis gets notice
• My turn: Know any Rosies?
• Meetings watch: City commission
• Meetings watch: RGH Board
• Meetings watch: County commission
• Dora news — Dec. 20
• Elida news — Dec. 20
• Edward Salas added to U.S. Marshalls 15 Most Wanted List
• Winter weather pounds Eastern New Mexico
• Portales biofuel plant to close temporarily
• Snowstorm threatens travel in southwest, Midwest
• Monday morning briefing: A video game, a big meeting and a president impeached
• Train to move to Hillcrest Park parking lot today
• Horses have deep relationship with owners
• Empty stocking fund: Family G
• My turn: Alcohol abuse a disease, not moral lapse
• County programs to receive grant
• Police blotter — Dec. 18
• McGee: What about my cat?
• In search of ponies: Christmas gifts not for pets
• Empty stocking fund: Family H
• Hounds, Zias play in Clovis
• Friday morning briefing: Tankersley history, music and gas price double
• My turn: Must find out what happened to office fish
• Colors of Christmas point to Messiah
• Thursday morning briefing: Singing with Andy, country Christmas and garlic the right way
• Entries sought for milk mustache awards
• ENMU alumni association elects new officers
• Ticket feature: Events center to host Oak Ridge Boys
• My turn: Roosevelt County settlers' legacy continues
• Meetings watch — Eastern Plains Council of Governments
• Wednesday morning briefing: A video game, a play and King Kong climbs again
• Empty stocking fund: Family S
• ENMU briefs — Dec. 14
• New Ute water project program manager in place
• My turn: Decorate with anticipation
• Tuesday morning briefing: Going postal, holiday fun and Gore gives up
• Meetings watch: Portales Board of Education
• My turn: Liquor sales issue never put to rest
• Clovis prepares for Christmas at zoo
• Elida news — Dec. 13
• Monday morning briefing: Highway plans, jazz and the queen of mean
• Salvation Army donations slightly lower than same time last year
• Empty stocking fund: Family M
• Environmental lobby groups live outside reality
• My turn: Gifts cheap, words cheaper
• Reader-submitted content: Salvation Army offers opportunity to give back to community
• Curry County commissioner selected for civic leadership program
• City clerk: Early election votes jump to nearly 250
• Meetings watch: ENMU board of regents
• U.S. 70 reconstruction topic of discussion
• Police blotter — Dec. 11
• Empty stocking fund: Family L
• Residents list off favorite Christmas movie characters
• McGee: Stranger's kindness met with caution
• In search of ponies: Hummingbirds need some sugar
• Jail employees reprimanded after hearings
• Curry County jail administrator search narrowed to four
• Friday morning briefing: Freezing fog warnings and getting the lead out
• Press release: Portales police captain charged with tampering with public records
• Holiday happenings
• My turn: Pranks run in family
• Officials discuss significance of Tres Amigas power project
• Thursday morning briefing: A truck pull, bright lights and free trade
• Ticket feature: Brad Paisley to perform in Lubbock
• My turn: ENMU presents gift of music
• Lawmakers paint brighter Legislature picture
• Wednesday morning briefing: Cop food, a beauty pageant and a day of infamy
• Meetings watch: Portales City Council
• Police blotter — Dec. 7
• ENMU briefs — Dec. 7
• Real spirit of Christmas easy to catch
• D.A.: Portales police probe expected to be completed by end of week
• New Mexico struggles with winter blast aftermath
• Tuesday school closings, delays
• Tuesday morning briefing: A recital, meet the lawmakers and some old time music
• Snow day for some, work day for others
• Floyd news — Dec. 6
• Meetings watch: City council
• Empty Stocking Fund: Family H
• Elida news — Dec. 6
• Dora news — Dec. 6
• My turn: Saturday set aside for TV
• Portales, area schools cancel classes
• Up to 4 more inches of snow expected
• Monday morning briefing: A call for gifts, sounds of steel and a mystery of the skies
• Snow expected tonight, Monday
• My turn: Reactions varied on role of women
• ENMU committee focuses on business etiquette
• Legislative luncheon set for Thursday
• Empty Stocking Fund: Family R
• Police blotter — Dec. 4
• Public record — Dec. 4
• One killed in crash north of Portales
• Wind turns to snow as NM prepares for winter blast
• Climate change alarmism cooling off
• Accuracy important in marriage
• Empty stocking fund: Family P
• Winning the war on Christmas
• Empty stocking — Dec. 2
• My turn: Photo-fanatic on loose
• Four to 8 inches of snow predicted
• Police Christmas program under way
• Ex-Cannon commander leading investigation into Pakistani deaths
• Thursday morning briefing: Tooting a horn, Python meets Hitchcock and Rosa Parks takes a seat
• Police blotter — Dec. 1
• Ticket feature: CCC presenting 'The 39 Steps'
• Meetings watch: Redistricting public hearing
• My turn: Hometown girl pays tribute to her roots
• Half-foot of snow expected this weekend
• Press release: Hibbett Sporting Goods, Inc. announces new store to open in Portales
• Wednesday morning briefing: Big bands, a test of strength and a he lost on Jeopardy
• Secretary of Higher Education speaks in Portales
• ENMU briefs — Nov. 30
• Empty Stocking Fund: Family S
• My turn: Let's keep Christmas simple
• Tuesday morning briefing: Christmas, a pajama party and a Hollywood tragedy
• Nov. 29 — Dora news
• Empty Stocking Fund: Family P
• My turn: Don't need snow for sled
• Cannon commander approved for promotion
• Double blessing
• Searching for a cure for life’s screwups
• Christmas contest under way
• Black Friday sales move at steady pace
• Police blotter — Nov. 27
• Empty Stocking Fund: Family N
• My turn: Which gender is better suited to lead?
• McGee: Street names have interesting origins
• Empty Stocking Fund: Family U
• In Search of Ponies: Animals can eat themselves to death
• Friday morning briefing: Food, music and a secret revealed
• Reader-submitted: Lighting of Mayor’s Blessing Tree Dec. 3
• Reader-submitted content: Volunteer sees hope in Cambodia
• Coordinator hoping for growth with Elida's Christmas on the Square
• My turn: Holiday traditions never get old
• Empty stocking — Nov. 25
• Clayton: Miracles happen in everyday life
• Thursday morning briefing: Turkey dinner, turkey tips and an assassin is assassinated
• Groups organizing Thanksgiving meals for community
• For area residents, Thanksgiving plans vary
• Ticket feature: String quartet to perform at Marshall
• Salvation Army, PNT launching Empty Stocking program
• My turn: Cranes provide home away from home
• Meetings watch: RGH Board
• Police blotter — Nov. 22
• My turn: In good times and bad, give thanks
• KENW airing scamming special
• Police chief to retire
• ENMU briefs — Nov. 22
• Tuesday morning briefing: Free dinner, free music and the Kennedy assassination
• Guest column: Adoption selfless act on both ends
• School news — Nov. 22
• It's their job: Rusty Lewis
• My turn: Family get-togethers memorable
• Monday morning briefing: Christmas music, Christmas lights and who shot J.R.
• Public record — Nov. 20
• Police blotter — Nov. 20
• My turns: Reasons to give thanks aplenty
• Prep football scoreboard — Nov. 19
• At least four jailers recommended for termination
• Clovis band students dominate band selections
• McGee: More than one way to enjoy deer
• In search of ponies: Horses share strength
• Prep football scoreboard — Nov. 18
• Friday morning briefing: Books cheap, a walk for food and a cult's demise
• Verhines recommends Ute water project manager successor
• Americans strong on courage, faith
• My turn: Family can always turn stress into fun
• Thursday morning briefing: They want your blood and the grisly end of a tradition
• Cosmetic product maker to build facility in Clovis
• Air Force band performing free concert at ENMU
• My turn: Library sale offers books for change
• Leave football decisions on field
• Meetings watch: City council
• Wednesday morning briefing: Water meeting, wizards and football time
• Police blotter — Nov. 16
• ENMU briefs — Nov. 16
• EPCOG set to meet
• Meetings watch: County commission
• Reader-submitted: Adoption is selfless act
• Pep hosting annual Thanksgiving festival
• Reader-submitted: ENMU presenting "Three Kids Coming Home"
• My turn: Farmville neighbors not so nice
• Elida resident sells horse to purchase Tiger mascot outfit
• Meetings watch: Portales Board of Education
• Dora news — Nov. 15
• Elida news — Nov. 15
• PHS news — Nov. 15
• Meetings watch: Roosevelt County Commission
• Meetings watch: Portales City Council
• My turn: Some pets just like family
• Elida Class B champs again
• Police blotter — Nov. 13
• Meetings watch: Portales Board of Education
• Reader-submitted: Little Miss Merry Christmas contestants sought
• My turn: Children's home more than a house
• Prep scoreboard — Nov. 12
• Veterans honored at local events
• McGee: Broken bones lesson in journey of life
• In Search of Ponies: Dogs adept at catching birds
• Friday morning briefing: Ribbon cutting and football coming
• My turn: Students appreciative of veterans
• Clovis soldier's recovery progressing
• Catholics prepare for new
• Readero-submitted: Service to celebrate Armed Forces Day
• Developer selected for Cannon housing privatization
• Press release: Air Force selects partner for Cannon housing privatization
• Thursday morning briefing: Semper Fi and a comeback kid
• Reader-submitted content: Application for Little Miss Merry Christmas Contest open
• My turn: Prize wins turned into computer woes
• Meetings watch: Portales City Council
• Elida news — Nov. 1
• Dora news — Nov. 1
• PHS news — Nov. 1
• Monday morning briefing: Trick or treat, game of the week and The Reformation
• PNT wins at press awards
• Police blotter — Oct. 30
• My turn: Honesty maybe not best policy
• Prep football scoreboard — Oct. 28
• McGee: LSD not for me
• Clovis men facing felony charge for wire thefts
• Friday morning briefing: A hot musical, books for cheap and illegal liquor
• Texas man dies in accident
• Clovis standoff ends with man in custody
• Halloween activities
• My turn: Getting paid to have fun
• Cannon experiencing power outage
• Chief justice claims ‘false allegations’
• Region awakes to season's first snow (Updated)
• Thursday morning briefing: Art treasure, a free film and a million behind bars
• Group organizing troop care packages for holidays
• Fathers advice offered in last column
• Local health officials offer cold and flu season advice
• Fishing report — Oct. 27
• Federal Reserve officlals plan presentation at ENMU
• My turn: Farmer shaves head to show support
• Wednesday morning briefing: Jail help, Gala's on hold and a No. 1 record
• Freeze, possible snow predicted
• Man arrested on drug charges
• Elida grad appointed FFA president
• My turn: No price tag for sentimental value
• Tuesday morning briefing: Gala set and Halloween fun
• 'Dale's Restaurant' in Melrose damaged by fire
• Floyd news — Oct. 25
• Elida news — Oct. 25
• Dora news — Oct. 25
• My turn: There's always next year
• Monday morning briefing: Air Force business and books for cheap
• My turn: Green Tea Party encourages green-thumbs
• Police blotter — Oct. 23
• Church honoring religious figure
• Authorities seek vandals
• McGee: Harvester ants possess remarkable work ethic
• In search of ponies: Animals capable of humanistic traits
• Prep football scoreboard — Oct. 21 (Updated at 7:50)
• Friday morning briefing: Last call, help for college and a big protest
• My turn: Plenty to do over weekend
• Thursday morning briefing: Tips for fighting cancer, a feast of sorts and a winner flops
• DairyFest shut down
• Meetings watch: Board of Trustees of Roosevelt General Hospital
• My turn: Students learn importance of 'prairie coal'
• Wednesday morning briefing: Scary stuff, a food distribution and cocaine for cars
• Police blotter — Oct. 19
• Meetings watch: City commission
• Playa Festival educates
• Teens arrested for unauthorized graffiti
• Portales minor arrested for burglaries
• ENMU briefs — Oct. 19
• Meetings watch: County commission
• My turn: 'Nina's' presence will be missed
• Tuesday morning briefing: Pink dinners, coats for kids and Alaska for a song
• Meetings watch: RGH
• Meetings watch: Portales school board
• My turn: Home repair never easy
• Meetings watch: Roosevelt County Commission
• Meetings watch: Portales City Council
• Monday morning briefing: A video game, ladies only and the end of cheap gas and oil
• Shooting victims remembered for kindness
• An unexpected attraction
• Police blotter — Oct. 16
• My turn: Swinging for the fences
• Residents share peanut recipes
• McGee: A case of deja vu all over again
• Prep football scoreboard — Oct. 14
• Press release: Clovis man shot parents, self, police say
• Friday morning briefing: Boom goes the sound barrier
• God makes best out of impossible scenarios
• Fire department promotes fire prevention week
• Officials ban boating at Sumner Lake
• Mrs. Portales representative sought
• My turn: Anual concert features local music
• Thursday morning briefing: Noodles, peanuts and an unsolved murder
• Tres Amigas chief aims for early 2012 construction
• Four accused of child solicitation
• My turn: Monarch butterflies remind us beauty in nature
• Cowboys knew how to have fun at work
• Wednesday morning briefing: Calling all tubes, blood needed and a major award
• ENMU briefs — Oct. 12
• My turn: Partial to annual peanut festival
• Police confiscate 150 pounds of marijuana
• Police blotter — Oct. 12
• Clovis still waiting on MVD expansion
• Tuesday morning briefing: Good cooking, old ranches and a moon shot
• Police chief urges residents to lock up vehicles
• Floyd news — Oct. 11
• Elida news — Oct. 11
• Dora news — Oct. 11
• My turn: Still haven's soaked up foresight
• Monday morning briefing: Lots of nuts, business ideas and the price of sin
• Wind damages area property
• My turn: Sloan's slogans get point across
• Police blotter — Oct. 9
• Senior happenings — Oct. 9
• State widens fishing limit at Sumner Lake
• Volunteers planning food drive
• Tucucmcari officer resigns amid investigation
• In search of ponies: Success understood across species
• Bethanie Baker to represent Clovis in Mrs. New Mexico Pageant
• McGee: Country has many adventures for tastebuds
• Prep football scoreboard — Oct. 7
• Two dead in separate crashes
• Tucumcari police officer resigns
• Friday morning briefing: A new building, herding dogs and remembering Route 66
• Keep the faith and never give up
• Their view: No excuse for poor educational outputs
• My turn: Balloon festival worth trip
• Meetings watch: Eastern New Mexico Water Utility Authority
• Military officials planning Melrose range expansion
• Thursday morning briefing: A hot video game, food help and a train robbery
• Portales attorney facing felony charges
• Ticket feature: Group of former soldiers singing in Clovis
• Can’t pronounce it? Don’t eat it
• My turn: A little good news
• Apple: Steve Jobs has died
• Rain expected through 10 a.m.
• Wednesday morning briefing: Food for fund, no band and feeding Europeans
• Meetings watch: City commission
• Bovine tuberculosis restrictions lifted
• Portales calf roper headed to nationals
• Meetings watch: County commission
• Police blotter — Oct. 5
• My turn: Not going to pay your way
• Tuesday morning briefing: Battle won in Lubbock, and one fast car
• Farmers predict fewer, smaller pumpkins
• Meetings watch
• American Amanda Knox to be freed
• Elida news — Oct. 4
• Dora news — Oct. 4
• My turn: Speak up
• ENMU dormitory name to be revealed at groundbreaking ceremony
• Monday morning briefing: A trial anniversary, and a Mrs. being sought
• Police blotter — Oct. 2
• My turn: There's no place like home
• USDA lifts bovine TB restrictions
• City of Clovis settles in officer-involved fatal crash
• In search of ponies: Rat had chip on her shoulder
• McGee: No shame in taking help
• Prep football scoreboard — Sept. 30
• Friday morning briefing: Fifth Friday, blessing the beasts and a reason for neckties
• New aircraft arrives at Cannon
• Cannon welcomes new aircraft
• Tucumcari commissioners fire city manager
• Leave loving memories
• ENMU to honor alumni during homecoming
• My turn: Events connect community, Cannon Air Force Base
• Thursday morning briefing: Free art, a real classic and jail for a cause
• My turn: One more for the road
• Broken nose give away ram's temperament
• Ticket feature: Chinese acrobatic troupe performing in Alto
• Wednesday morning briefing: Local redistricting, storing chilies and the last great Red Sox
• Police blotter — Sept. 28
• ENMU briefs — Sept. 28
• Politicians interfere with process
• Too much in your face(booking)
• Tuesday morning briefing: Video game of the week and a groundbreaking moment
• Cannon receiving first MC-130J
• Portales High School news — Sept. 27
• Dora school news — Sept. 27
• Elida school news — Sept. 27
• My turn: 'Fair to middlin'
• Monday morning briefing: Business women, fun and games and a candidates debate
• ENMU students take part in Project Linus
• Police blotter — Sept. 24
• My turn: High school reunion full of lessons
• Base construction under way
• Cannon set for open house
• Prep football scoreboard — Sept. 23
• McGee: Catching up with Catfish
• In search of ponies: Schedules help avert cat-astrophe
• Friday morning briefing: Ethnic Fair, Cannon open house and The Kid's first crime
• My turn: Some stories need to be shared
• Thursday morning briefing: Brunch, classical stuff and emancipation
• Pair of prosecutors awarded
• Area businessmen appointed to board
• Ticket feature: Cultural Arts series kicks off with the Bronx Wanderers
• My turn: Turkey burgers gobbling good
• Redistricting plan would split Roosevelt County
• Wednesday morning briefing: Military friendly, secret tour and Chief Joseph
• Parks professionals to gather in Clovis
• Portales resident honored at chamber luncheon
• Meetings watch: City commission
• Meetings watch: RGH Board
• Sept. 21 — Police blotter
• Meetings watch: County commission
• Sept. 21 — ENMU briefs
• My turn: Rejoining predawn crowd
• Lujan staff to hold local office hours
• Family receives state recognition
• Tuesday morning briefing: Game of the week, Tween time and copping a plea
• Salvation Army hoping to spread word
• ENMU to receive grant
• Sept. 20 — PHS news
• Sept. 20 — RGH Board
• Sept. 20 — City council
• Sept. 20 — Dora news
• Sept. 20 — Floyd news
• Meetings watch: County commission
• My turn: Today’s TV programming recycled
• Monday morning briefing: New faces, a teen challenge and one big bomb
• My turn: Small-town athletics full of tests
• Portales man's trial set
• Sept. 18 — Police blotter
• Sept. 18 — Public record
• Parks and Recreation conference coming to Clovis
• DA: Katie's Law aided in rape conviction
• Clovis library hosting moon observation
• Tucumcari city manager applies for Lincoln County position
• Grant McGee: Don't bet on winning big
• In search of ponies: Human vending machine wants more from pets
• Friday's prep football scoreboard — Sept. 16
• Arizona air base on lockdown (updated)
• Friday morning briefing: Ribs for wheels, homes on tour and the mad rush
• My turn: Entertainment of sorts
• United Way seeing greater needs
• Fall is my favorite time of the year
• Press release: Listeria outbreak tracked to at least one Colorado grower
• Thursday morning briefing: A miracle run, free stuff and floating like a butterfly
• Three communities rejoin EPCOG
• Two dead from gunshots (Updated)
• Ticket feature: Special Olympics equestrian competition set
• Slam poet kicks off Hispanic Heritage month
• Police warn of phone scams
• Farmers, not government should set policy on resource management
• Ice cream pie good to share
• Wednesday morning briefing: Horsing around, a free concert and a star passes
• Some retailers pull cantaloupes after Listeria outbreak
• Commission approves property tax increase
• Sept. 14 — Police blotter
• Sept. 14 — ENMU briefs
• My turn: More to life than money, fame
• Tuesday morning briefing: A video game, a spoon full of vinegar and rockets red glare
• Meetings watch: Portales Board of Education
• Curry County woman's death attributed to Listeria infection
• Meetings watch: Elida Board of Education
• Meetings watch: County commission
• My turn: Nicknames make all difference
• Sept. 13 — Floyd news
• Sept. 12 — Dora news
• Monday morning briefing: Fire chat, a peach of a birthday and a big wedding
• My turn: Bin Laden’s support also dead
• Family remembers son who died in attacks
• ENMU hosts casino night
• Sept. 11 — Public record
• Sept. 11 — Police blotter
• Meetings watch: Board of Education
• Fine line divides types of martyrs
• Cannon, first responders protect our freedom
• What they’re saying: Area residents recount 9/11 memories
• Anniversary is call for sober reflection
• ENMU sets record enrollment
• Remembering Sept. 11
• Friday's prep football scoreboard — Sept. 9
• Texas man killed in crash
• Friday morning briefing: Buddy gets a star, scouts honor and Sandy's perfect game
• Visitors from as far as United Kingdom attend festival
• Grandmother’s angel visited one more time
• Police blotter — Sept. 9
• Police issue apology after failing to respond to home invasion call
• My turn: New feature highlights local talent
• Thursday morning briefing: Star gazing, music acts and defending a pardon
• 2011 special session: Governor pushes merging agencies
• Press release: Cannon LATN environmental assessment released
• Meetings watch: ENMU Board of Regents
• Gas line repairs completed
• County commissioners mull building court complex
• Herding chickens nothing to cluck about
• My turn: Snack mix packs variety of tastes, textures
• Wednesday morning briefing: A video game, Buddy comes ot town and Uncle Sam
• Curry County jail administrator resigns
• Tucumcari woman sentenced in bank robbery
• Meetings watch: Portales City Council
• 9-7 — ENMU briefs
• Meetings watch: ENMU Board of Regents
• Meetings watch: County commission
• My turn: Hookie requires careful planning
• Tuesday morning briefing: Photo exhibit, a new splash pad and a candle in the wind
• meetings watch — Sept. 6
• My turn: Mother always knew
• Monday morning briefing: Olympic riders in Clovis and support for ENMU
• Holiday closings
• Sept. 4 — Police blotter
• Special session will focus on redistricting
• My turn: Never question misery?
• Weekly update — Sept. 4
• Clovis city commissioner receives certification
• No charges for Clovis man in fatal crash
• McGee: Head-banging music
• In search of ponies: Picking up after hen egg-sasperating
• Curry County plans special meeting
• Prep football scoreboard — Sept. 1
• Friday morning briefing: Book bargains, getting hooked and cash machines
• Clovis pastor working to import hay from Iowa
• My turn: Look to childhood for stress busters
• Thursday morning briefing: Fair warning, holiday closing and finding the Titanic
• ENMU students vie for KENW staff posts
• My turn: Recipe refines red enchiladas
• Water, fuel, whiskey important to farmers
• Food bank misses donation quota
• Wednesday morning briefing: Flowers for food, top athletes and rain gutter racing
• Salvation Army accepting donations for hurricane victims
• Aug. 31 — ENMU briefs
• My turn: Too risky to stop
• Aug. 31 — Police blotter
• Path to happiness better option
• Cowboy hat worn well
• Portales has long history of opposing alcohol sales
• Tuesday morning briefing: Website of the day, college boards and kid stuff
• Floyd school news — Aug. 30
• Elida school news — Aug. 30
• Dora school news — Aug. 30
• My Turn: An eye for trouble
• Monday morning briefing: A new trail, campus compass and the worst disaster
• My turn: Cemeteries hold stories of past
• Police blotter — Aug. 28
• In search of ponies: Growing up for the birds
• Grant: Life saving matter of taking control
• Residents share teacher memories
• Friday's prep football scoreboard
• Friday morning briefing: Fair warning, fair days and learn to surf
• High school football fans eager for start of season
• Joy makes it great to be alive
• Tucumcari man facing charges for assault on probation officer
• My turn: Pioneer Day highlight of county fair
• Longtime county residents honored at Pioneer Days Festival
• Residents warned of jury duty phone scam
• Thursday morning briefing: Changes at Marshall, bird hunts and following the yellow brick road
• Goat show entries up
• Ticket feature: 'Wildfire' singer Michael Martin Murphy headlines Fort Sumner event
• Police investigating cause of fatal collision
• Season always open for feral hog hunting
• My turn: Recipe puts summer zucchini to use
• Wednesday morning briefing: Meet the author, Rock n' roll cleanup and the Red Scare
• Back to School for Portales - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• ENMU welcomes back students with Dawg Days
• Fatal crash victims identified
• Budding talent
• Aug. 24 — ENMU briefs
• Aug. 24 — Police blotter
• My turn: Zingers telling of today's culture
• Xcel customers asked to conserve power until 8 p.m.
• Earthquake rattles D.C., east coast
• Fatal crash victims from Oklahoma
• Xcel customers asked to conserve power until 8 p.m.
• Tuesday morning briefing: A hot car, classes begin and Clint making your day
• Dora school news — Aug. 23
• Two people reported dead in accident on U.S. 70
• My turn: Years at L.L. Brown helped mold me
• Monday morning briefing: Video game of the week, rodeo days and Ruby Ridge relived
• Aug. 21 — Police blotter
• Group collecting public official pay records
• Police still awaiting autopsy reports
• Aug. 21 — Public record
• My turn: We all have ability to be heroes
• Ranchers: USDA not paying out on policies
• Youngsters put 113 animals up for sale at livestock show
• Businesses seek Sunday alcohol sales
• Martinez adds Portales man to land protection committee
• In search of ponies: Spoiled horse gets schooled in manners
• Friday morning briefing: School days, music in the streets and the big race
• My turn: Fairs are time for family
• Meetings watch: ENMU Board of Regents
• Community choir rehearsals ongoing
• Aug. 19 — Public record
• Thursday morning briefing: Free music, food needed and a curing a headache
• Ticket feature: Clovis Music Festival kicking off Sept. 8
• ENMU musical production opens auditions to public
• Elections, selective breeding same process
• My turn: Peach salsa goes well with fish, chicken
• Meetings watch: Roosevelt General Hospital
• Wednesday morning briefing: A video game, eye in the sky and Clinton confesses
• Meetings watch: City council
• Aug. 17 — Police blotter
• Meetings watch: County commission
• Aug. 17 — ENMU briefs
• My turn: Blessed to still have grandma
• Tuesday morning briefing: School days, rocket science and the last gold rush
• Portales school officials excited to start
• Dora school news
• My Turn: Planking for stiffs
• Monday morning briefing: Fair day, meetings watch and three days of peace and love
• LATN environmental assessment results expected within month
• Fort Sumner 14-year-old dies in accident
• Aug. 14 — Police blotter
• RGH celebrates anniversary with health fair
• My turn: Much is beyond our control
• Volleyball league registration open
• In search of ponies: Death part of owning animals
• 2011 Curry County Fair Schedule
• Grant McGee: Drought can't last forever
• Mowrer selected as new district judge
• Vacationing Muleshoe family witnesses chase of fugitives
• Friday morning briefing: Fair time
• Officials break ground on Ute pipeline project amid protests
• Portales man charged with burglary
• My turn: No shortage of musical talent in area
• Thursday morning briefing: Grazing extended, Guns and Hoses and cruising Hollywood style
• Reader-submitted content: Hospital to host health fair
• Meetings watch: Eastern Plains Council of Governments
• Wounded soldier's condition improving
• Local agriculture experts to host drought-management workshop
• Horse's tell in his ears
• My turn: Light, fast coleslaw has a touch of sweetness
• Wednesday morning briefing: Starting the Smithsonian, and a shoot-'em-up.
• Cannon bid awarded
• FSA extending grazing period
• My turn: Not afraid to tell truth
• Tuesday morning briefing: Camping and Owens goes gold (again)
• Meetings watch: Board of Education
• Aug. 9 — Dora news
• My turn: Facebook makes me hungry
• Monday morning briefing: Hot times, and a hometown question
• Dumpsters potential fuel source
• Public record — Aug. 7
• Weekly updates — Aug. 7
• Officials to break ground on Ute Water pipeline project
• Police blotter — Aug. 7
• My turn: Facebook groups to 'Like'
• Curry County celebrates Melrose health clinic opening with ribbon cutting
• Grant McGee: House guests always welcome to pitch in
• In search of ponies: Yankee makes home in Southwest
• Friday morning briefing: Weekend activities and a short strike
• Heroes cheer themselves in the Lord
• My turn: Local musicians worth checking out
• Ticket feature: Christian music event all day Aug. 13
• Wisdom of older generation fading
• Reader-submitted content: Roosevelt woman inducted into state 4-H hall of fame
• Portales man charged in 2009 slaying tested for trial competency
• Business owners expect brisk sales during tax-free weekend
• Reader-submitted content: Habitat for Humanity volunteers break ground on new project
• My turn: Tomato salad fast, healthy
• Wednesday morning briefing: Fair warning, schedules set and the birth of the NBA
• Meetings watch: Portales City Council
• ENMU briefs — Aug. 3
• RGH joins rural hospital network
• Police blotter — Aug. 3
• Meetings watch: Roosevelt County Commission
• My turn: Don’t go to ancient rain god production without umbrella
• Quay residents plan protest of start of pipeline project
• In some areas technology can wait
• Q&A about the debt deal
• Press release: Roosevelt General joins new hospital network
• Monday morning briefing: A video game, golf and a dead man's hand
• My turn: Picnic goers didn’t miss out on good time
• Monday morning briefing: Surplus sale, crime awareness and the makings of war
• July 31 — Police blotter
• My turn: No sense, just real-life experience
• Portales man arrested after domestic dispute
• Portales man charged with child abuse, DWI
• Tailgates at farmer's disposal
• Cannon Air Force Base gate closed briefly Saturday
• Portales teen facing burglary charges
• Attorney to seek injunction against Hotel Clovis sign
• Border Town Days celebration set
• Portales woman charged with bringing contraband to jail
• In search of ponies: Hen's duck act ends tragically
• Grant McGee: Prairie dogs get no love
• Reader-submitted content: Curry County Fair features "growing" theme
• Fire restrictions lifted
• Friday morning briefing: Rock the Park, Ike in Clovis and a fairy tale wedding
• My turn: 'Enchantment' still in area
• Thursday morning briefing: The price of lunch, a new house and full rights granted
• Governor talks driver's license law, school grading system
• Self starter: Clovis native opens microbrewery in Portales
• Nine residents to receive rabies shots
• Ticket feature: Wiener Nationals set for Saturday
• My turn: Smoothie gets a fruity tweak
• Wednesday morning briefing: Shrimp on the boil and racing wiener dogs
• July 27 — Police blotter
• Meetings watch: Eastern New Mexico Water Utility Authority
• NWS: Hot days to continue
• July 27 — ENMU briefs
• Non-profit fishing retreat extends deadline
• My turn: Language still barrier
• Cannon funding bill passes Senate
• Tuesday morning briefing: A video game, final exams and the first post office
• CEO hopes Wheatfields will be boon to community
• 20-year-old charged in Tucumcari homicide
• My turn: Money to be made in running
• Monday morning briefing: Last chance, affordable housing and Dylan dismays
• Officials: Drought may affect fair entries
• Rodeoing family tradition
• July 24 — Police blotter
• My turn: Blown away by possibilities
• July 24 — Public record
• In search of ponies: Only the fish die young
• Grant McGee: Wife is flush with excitement
• Hospice sponsoring food drive
• Nearly 90 percent of New Mexico schools miss AYP
• Friday morning briefing: A food drive, Route 66 history and a grisly scene
• Walgreens leaving Tricare pharmacy program
• My turn: Always time for frills
• Thursday morning briefing: Groundbreaking, for the birds and Wild Bill
• Clovis soldier wounded in Afghanistan
• Ticket feature: CCC students performing Broadway hits
• Reader-submitted content: Dairy course offers first-hand experience
• Businesses participating in school supplies drive
• My turn: Simple mousse popular with children
• Portales man facing felony burglary charges
• Wednesday morning briefing: A hot game, prehistoric find and man on the moon
• Meetings watch: City council
• Meetings watch: RGH Board
• July 20 — Police blotter
• Meetings watch: County commission
• July 20 — ENMU briefs
• My turn: Summer still memorable
• Tuesday morning briefing: Rodeo, volleyball camp and Tyson's fall
• My turn: Don't take promises too seriously
• Lack of growth in area could mean loss of legislative representation
• Monday morning briefing: Meetings, women building and FDR
• Shelter training being offered
• Van of Enchantment to make local visit
• County receives emergency grant money
• NWS releases rainfall totals
• July 17 — Police blotter
• My turn: My idea of heaven
• Music festival planned
• Grant McGee: Reputation has no price tag
• In search of ponies: Desperate snake slithers into house
• Alltech expanding Clovis plant
• Friday morning briefing: Town hall, affordable housing and Carter's crisis
• My turn: Journal delivers encouragement
• Mustang adoption begins
• Kiwanis swim meet rescheduled
• Debt Dilemma: Interactive media on the federal budget and deficit
• Boil water advisory for Cannon lifted
• Thursday morning briefing: Top teacher, the Portales band and Billy the Kid
• High Plains Junior Rodeo kicking off next week
• Some people can always complain
• My turn: Tuna salad has Southwest influence
• Wednesday morning briefing: Junior rodeo, FFA and JFK
• July 13 — Police blotter
• Teen arrested for auto burglary
• House fire investigated
• Recent rains signal beginning of monsoon season
• My turn: To be organized is to be lazy
• Tuesday morning briefing: Business interests and local growth
• Person of interest named in Tucumcari homicide
• Portales police still investigating death
• New manager for Wester Dairy Transport
• My turn: Important to stick to schedule
• Monday morning briefing: Traffic reports and The Babe's debut
• Clovis hosting redistricting meeting
• Rural bookmobile faces staffing shortage
• My turn: Breaking into new business
• July 10 — Public record
• Four apply for judgeship
• Elida mayor facing felony charge
• Heat driving up feed prices for dairies
• Press release: Federal help available for local business
• Friday morning briefing: About rain, the price of gas and a pop classic
• Gay pride parade scheduled
• Texas couple reunited with lost dog in Tucumcari
• National Guard hosting open house
• My turn: Family time always fun
• Thursday morning briefing: Change of command and one big dam
• Nazareth German Festival set for Saturday
• My turn: Smores have peanut butter twist
• Change of command coming for Cannon AFB
• County assessor resigns; Carrasco appointed
• Jet crash near Roswell (Updated)
• Wednesday morning briefing: Video game of the week, airport money and Satchmo
• Meetings watch: Portales city council
• Clovis woman claims $50,000 lottery prize
• Police blotter — July 6
• Police identify dead body
• Reactions to verdict obvious, trite
• My turn: Art hard to define, value
• Casey Anthony trial - timeline
• Press release: Federal help for wildfire victims
• Casey Anthony not guilty
• Tuesday morning briefing: A salute to veterans and the first bikini
• Police investigating suspicious death
• Outdoor watering allowed July 4
• My turn: In search of my "Silver"
• Monday morning briefing: Fireworks and what started it all
• State police investigating fatal shooting in Nara Visa
• McGee: Fireworks plan backfires
• In search of ponies: Story behind quack attack
• Clovis fireworks show funded
• Large water leak fixed in Portales system
• Friday morning briefing: Wildfire smoke help and the battle of Gettysburg
• United Way offers help with prescription cost assistance
• Businesses eligible for disaster loans
• Wild horse, burro adoptions set
• New veterans laws take effect
• New state laws benefit veterans
• BLM wild horse, burro adoption coming to Clovis
• Thursday morning briefing: Mentors needed, loans and Sonny without Cher
• Meetings watch: Board of Education
• Committee recounts regional growth
• Roswell UFO festival kicks off Friday
• Residents to apply for water help grant
• Real cowboys don't curse
• My turn: Mistakes make memories
• Scientists monitor air as fire burns near N.M. lab
• Wednesday morning briefing: Growth management, game of the week and a star dies
• Federal programs offering assistance
• Airline sponsoring food drive
• Defining marriage private affair
• Brief rainfall offers respite from drought
• Police blotter — June 29
• My turn: French art bold choice
• ENMU briefs — June 29
• Los Alamos nuclear lab under siege from wildfire
• Finally rain but no more in sight anytime soon (updated)
• Tuesday morning briefing: Meetings watch, voting begins and the first Corvette
• Fifth Fridays joint community event
• Fifth Fridays joint community event
• My turn: Runners best competitors
• Los Alamos evacuation ordered because of wildfire
• Monday morning briefing: Growth issues, special meeting and no more Route 66
• Tres Amigas official hopes to break ground in fall
• Meetings watch: ENMU Board of Regents
• Unemployment rates drop in Curry, Roosevelt counties
• June 26 — Police blotter
• Reader-submitted content: Residents urged to practice fireworks safety
• My turn: Search on for running mate
• Dairyfest draws crowd
• Clovis man claims $105,000 lottery jackpot
• Experts predict more heat
• McGee: Trip to dentist worth pain
• In search of ponies: Swallows keep pests away
• Friday morning briefing: Rodeo honors, Lions roar and a UFO report
• Townhall will address water, fireworks issues
• My turn: Plenty to do this weekend
• City officials at wait and see in water emergency
• Thursday morning briefing: Music, building and the Teflon Don
• Ticket feature: DairyFest to offer entertainment, education
• Vegetable garden more work than worth
• My turn: Extra wraps good with fruit
• Water restrictions heightened (updated)
• Press release: Complaints against police ruled public records
• Wednesday morning briefing: Catfish, quilts and a legend
• Meetings watch: Portales City Council
• Police blotter — June 22
• Meetings watch: Roosevelt County Commission
• ENMU briefs — June 22
• My turn: Day trips made summer vacations
• Tuesday morning briefing: First Clovis train, open meetings and the law of the land
• NMDOT to host child safety clinic Saturday at Clovis Wal-Mart
• DairyFest set for Saturday
• My turn: Age no excuse for inaction
• Ingle to receive business award
• Grassfire on Curry and Quay county line under control
• June 19 — Police blotter
• Ham radio operators invited to field day
• Sneaking scheme stopped short
• My turn: Father known to embrace life
• June 19 — Weekly update
• June 19 — Public record
• In search of ponies: Critters offer children endless amusement
• Water demands problematic
• Portales man, 76, faces battery charge
• McGee: Missing Dad
• Friday morning briefing: Lake opens, camp starts and O.J.'s ride
• Mandatory water restrictions ordered
• Reader submitted content: Community invited to celebrate Heritage Days
• Sumner Lake State Park reopened
• My turn: Always aiming for good time
• Press release: Sumner Lake reopening Friday
• Thursday morning briefing: Team photos, Juneteenth and the first roller coaster
• Smoke could cause unhealthy air conditions
• Change of command ceremony being held at base
• Ticket feature: Clovis-Portales Kennel Club hosting third year of agility trials
• Press release: 27th Special Operations Wing at Cannon to Welcome New Commander July 8
• Local girls competing in county fair queen contest
• My turn: Breakfast cereal has twist to it
• Wednesday morning briefing: Smoke, summer events and Richard Petty
• Weiner defenders, critics both err
• Police blotter — June 15
• Roosevelt county man facing felony charge after alleged assault on deputy
• My turn: Fatherhood fading
• ENMU briefs — June 15
• Tuesday morning briefing: Green goes green, Elida football and the Stars and Stripes
• Meetings watch: Board of Education
• Victim's family hopes to change youth-sentencing law
• My turn: Making exercise fun easier said than done
• Monday morning briefing: Meetings watch, ENMU auction and Miranda rights
• EPCOG hosting 'day of discovery'
• Lubbock man injured in three wheeler accident
• June 12 — Police blotter
• City officials give budget breakdown
• My turn: Cave people better equipped
• In search of ponies: Egg-citing discovery
• McGee: Aging gracefully
• Friday morning briefing: The buzz, rummage time and lightning strikes
• Grandparent's tree inspiring
• Youth coalition seeks volunteers
• My turn: Book full of poignant quotes
• Thursday morning briefing: Habitat help, library fact and a Triple Crown legend
• Resolution passed in support of ending driver licenses for foreign nationals
• USDA declares county disaster area
• NWS: La Nina packing heat
• Soap Box Derby scheduled for June 18
• My turn: Food columnist delves into videos
• Press release: USDA designates local counties disaster areas
• Wednesday morning briefing: Going green, first car in Clovis and the red scare
• Meetings watch: Portales City Council
• New chamber promotions coordinator looks forward to meeting people
• Police blotter — June 8
• My turn: Fears pondered after dad's accident
• Water trust board awards $4.4 million to pipeline project
• Water company shopping for local sources
• Proposal discriminatory to poor
• ENMU briefs — June 8
• Slice of life: A matter of inches
• Commissioners oppose licenses, ID's for illegals
• Tuesday morning briefing: Summer schedules and rodeo finals in Clovis
• Dora school news — June 7
• Reader-submitted content: Portales teen earns scholarship
• My turn: Butt diving takes toll on shorts
• Monday morning briefing: Meetings watch, fireworks and drive-in movies
• Farmers always target for cuts
• My turn: Ideal church serves pre-game drinks, meal
• Clovis dairyman joins group to lobby in D.C.
• Police blotter — June 5
• In search of ponies: Mother hen not needed
• Former Clovis resident recovering from train accident
• Clovis man pleads gulity in deadly shooting
• Rain snaps 4-month dry spell
• Patriots confident they have signatures to force special election
• ENMU alumni shrimp boil rescheduled
• Sumner Lake remains closed to boating until at least June 14
• McGee: Life in the not so fast lane
• Press release: 63-year-old Clovis man pleads guilty to second-degree murder
• Dorm demolition about to start
• Friday morning briefing: A bite for charity, top volunteers and a chance of rain
• Military committee to meet in Santa Fe
• Emergency grazing approved for five more counties
• Rainstorm soaks Portales
• Portales doctor acquitted on one drug charge; guilty on another
• My turn: Traveling scarf starts friendships
• Thursday morning briefing: Firefighting fact, summer classes and remembering The Babe
• Ticket feature: Pioneer Days kicking off with PRCA rodeo
• Former Cannon Air Force Base airmen promoted
• Officials: May take months to replace judge Orlik
• Clovis cowboy passes on rodeo legacy to community's youth
• My turn: Dog helps disposing scraps
• Severe storms expected tonight
• Police blotter — June 1
• Sumner Lake closed indefinitely
• Meaning behind Memorial Day easily overlooked
• Texico senior wins milk scholarship
• ENMU briefs — June 1
• My turn: 'Soda water' reminds me of grandfather
• Committee to hear presentation on equine virus
• Tuesday morning briefing: A video game, rodeo days and Deep Throat revealed
• Portales man injured in motorcycle accident
• My turn: Keeping score doesn't matter
• Monday morning briefing: Memorial Day, school budget and the big race
• Area organizations commemorating Memorial Day
• District Judge Robert Orlik dies at 64
• Former Cannon airman killed in Afghanistan
• Portales man arrested on child porn charges
• Heritage Day fun run set
• Theatrics landed me in hot water
• May 29 — Public record
• May 31 — Police blotter
• Sumner Lake closed to boating
• Clovis tykes pitch in for tornado relief effort
• Press release: Possible infestation closes Sumner Lake to boating
• In search of ponies: The vain pain
• McGee: Anti-matter matters
• Friday morning briefing: Memorial day, arguing with women and a mountain man
• Area schools synchronizing spring breaks
• Meetings watch: Eastern New Mexico Water Utility Authority
• Emergency grazing authorized
• Their view: Let's honor soldiers for sacrifices
• Press release: Murder charges filed in district court
• Thursday morning briefing: Mrs. Clovis, biker bash and stringing the maypole
• Ticket feature: Events center hosting ranch rodeo
• Curry, Roosevelt counties receive more than $2 million in grants
• Two fires break out in Roosevelt County
• Reader-submitted content: ENMU student starts tornado relief effort
• City to start testing tornado sirens
• Better to admit injury than tough out pain
• My turn: Can't go wrong with spicy casserole recipe
• Wednesday morning briefing: Rodeo time, Allsup's origins and Star Wars opens
• Roosevelt fire scorches more than 2,000 acres
• Police blotter — May 25
• ENMU briefs — May 25
• School officials observe rise in special education students
• Movies in 3D not worth upcharge
• My turn: Baby names show Hispanics assimilating
• Tuesday morning briefing: A video game, summer classes and the Brooklyn Bridge
• Former Portales resident involved in shooting tragedy
• Drought taking toll on farmers markets
• My turn: Calling all kickball players
• Fire near Milnesand contained
• Monday morning briefing: Schools business, an open house and the end of Bonnie and Clyde
• My turn: President deserving of respect
• Generals of Cannon: Leaders go on to success
• May 22 — Police blotter
• May 22 — Public record
• Five arrested on drug charges
• Students discuss their next steps
• Grant: Yard project never ending
• In search of ponies: Pets don't leave nest
• Friday morning briefing: Take a walk, Cops & Kids and the last train in Clovis
• Concerns raised over Ute Lake intake structure
• Drought, fires could have far-reaching effects
• Legislator named to task force
• New tax assessor named
• BPA students receive national recognition
• My turn: Inmates inspiring as graduates
• Ledbetter is new assessor
• Thursday morning briefing: Alumni call, rattlesnakes and Buddy Holly's
• Ticket feature: Eagle View Rally set for Memorial Day weekend
• Pumpkin pancakes simple, healthy
• Responsibility compliment to liberty
• Meetings watch: RGH board of trustees
• Wednesday morning briefing: Nice plate, bug study and a popular pope
• Meetings watch: City council
• Grass fire consumes 5,000 acres
• Grass fire consumes 5,000 acres
• Meetings watch: County commission
• Police blotter — May 18
• ENMU briefs — May 18
• My turn: Grandma title of which to be proud
• Tuesday morning briefing: Kid stuff, help at hand and a civil rights landmark ruling
• May 17 — Elida news
• May 17 — Dora news
• My turn: Hurdles just part of life
• Monday morning briefing: Meetings, a graduation and Buddy Holly hits in Clovis
• Firefighters contain grassfire
• Rural small business grants offered
• My turn: Advice for hungry grads
• May 15 — Police blotter
• Martinez appoints two local men to state agencies
• Meetings watch: ENMU regents
• Area seniors share plans after graduation
• Rep. Lujan plans Clovis visit
• Meetings watch: ENMU board of regents
• McGee: Casual conversations
• In search of ponies: Shock value
• Friday morning briefing: Uh-oh it's the 13th, cut a ribbon and donate food
• Age just matter of having right attitude
• Public input sought on resident needs
• My turn: Children's soccer entertaining chaos
• Sen. Ingle being honored for public service
• Thursday morning briefing: Hats off, breakfast and monsters in town
• Ticket feature: Monster trucks coming to Clovis
• Brief rainfall grazes region
• Reader-submitted content: Volunteer receives governor's award
• My turn: Bananas good in variety of food
• Newspapers still surviving
• Wednesday morning briefing: A lost ring, going green and a trail of dust
• Tucumcari woman facing burglary charge
• Police blotter — May 11
• State considering health care options
• ENMU briefs — May 11
• My turn: Men face identity crisis
• Tuesday morning briefing: Graduation, Curry's first elected woman and east meets west
• Meetings watch: Board of Education
• Mr. Miyagi had right advice
• May 10 — Elida news
• May 10 — Dora news
• Monday morning briefing: Summer guides, summer learning and the mystery of life
• Residents remember their mothers
• My turn: Mother's legacy lives on
• May 8 — Police blotter
• Hay meant for horses, not serpents
• May 8 — Weekly update
• McGee: Pondering mortality
• In search of ponies: Joining the rat race
• Friday morning briefing: Relay kicks off, Cannon chips in and an iconic deadly crash
• Reader submitted content: Children aide in fight against cancer
• Portales man accused of beating, strangling girlfriend
• Former Dora coached charged for sexual misconduct
• Portales man facing burglary charge
• My turn: Catchphrases catching on
• Thursday morning briefing: Cinco de Mayo, good eats and rodeo
• Ticket feature: Resistol All-Around Ranch Rodeo kicking off
• Council approves study for affordable housing plan
• Animals contain surprises
• My turn: Canned soup good option on short notice
• Reader-submitted content: ENMU to host Kids' College
• Reader-submitted content: Fight against cancer became personal
• Wednesday morning briefing: Good reads, a prayer day and a pink Cadillac
• Meetings watch: Portales city council
• Sand volleyball tournament set in Clovis
• My turn: Telenovelas addicting
• Reader-submitted content: RGH offer students experience
• ENMU briefs — May 4
• Reader-submitted content: Community support for Relay for Life important
• Clovis pharmacist named distinguished alumna by UNM
• Meetings watch: Roosevelt County Commission
• Police blotter — May 4
• Tuesday morning briefing: Election day and Reagan comes to Clovis
• Sept. 11 attacks cemented family's move to New Mexico
• Proud American: Bin Laden’s death inspired youth minister to sing national anthem
• Clovis native says NYC upbeat
• Ex-ENMU coach still bears pain of ex-player’s death
• Meetings Watch: Portales School Board, May 2, 2011
• ENMU, grade school students to perform play
• My turn: Ready to run
• Cannon increases security
• Osama bin Laden: Born into privilege, died the face of evil
• Inside the raid that killed bin Laden
• bin Laden reaction: Clovis woman hopes for peaceful world
• Students chalk it up
• Elected officials react to bin Laden death:
• Osama bin Laden dead; Obama: "Justice has been done."
• Monday morning briefing: Music choices, cheap eats and Nessie spotted
• Reader-submitted content: Community aided in cancer fight
• Mexican brass performance scheduled
• My turn: Tragedy turned into life lesson
• May 1 — Public record
• May 1 — Police blotter
• McGee: Worth the wait
• Survivors to ‘Take Back the Night’
• Area high school proms
• USDA authorizing grazing on CRP land
• Forrest community reunion planned
• In search of ponies: Dogs predisposed to destruction
• Press release: Gasoline moves closer to record prices
• Press release: Clovis YMCA opening
• Press release: Cannon canceling prescribed burns
• CRP lands opened to area livestock grazing
• Friday morning briefing: Big weekend, mount up and maybe some weekend rain
• Clovis native recalls Tuscaloosa tornado
• My turn: Plenty of events set for weekend
• In one stroke, a new Obama national security team
• Thursday morning briefing: Meet an author, a new video game and Il Duce's demise
• Ticket feature: Our Lady of Guadalupe fiesta gears up for weekend
• My turn: Shrimp dish has Creole touch
• Rural charm wears off on city folk
• Wednesday morning briefing: Egg-citing possibilities and the universe off and running
• Reader-submitted content: United Way Day of Caring volunteers tackle three projects
• Police blotter — April 27
• Dairiconcepts up for Freedom Award
• My turn: Pope John Paul II made sainthood hip
• ENMU regents approve tuition hike
• Rep. Lujan's staff to hold office hours in Clovis
• Tuesday morning briefing: A windy festival and the end of polio
• My turn: Using superpowers for good — mostly
• April 26 — Elida news
• Monday morning briefing: Free music, a wrongful conviction and no rain in sight
• Boy Scouts hosting annual summer camp
• Easter Eggstravaganza
• My turn: Family made Easter memorable
• Spiritual leaders share Easter sermons
• Reader-submitted content: Easter contest benefits children's home
• Reader-submitted content: Residents warned of fraudulent ad sales
• April 24 — Public record
• April 24 — Police blotter
• Public invited to discussion on terminal illness
• Great Lake Airlines essential air service contract renewed
• Extension office plans meeting on wildfire losses
• In search of ponies: Lamb lesson
• McGee: Boy meets burrito
• Friday morning briefing: Clovis' top chef, a celebration and maybe some rain
• Easter happenings
• ENMU student seeking new hyena enclosure for zoo
• Remember the road to the cross
• My turn: Friend gets cleaned out
• Reader-submitted content: Flower sales benefit community
• Thursday morning briefing: A video game, Jack's send off and the Red Baron's last flight
• Teen homicide involvement raises concerns
• Ticket feature: Ropers to compete in Joe's Boot Shop event
• Reader-submitted content: Church members to perform living last supper
• Good Friday and Easter Services
• Ability to see lighter side part of Americans' strength
• Wednesday morning briefing: Cannon's first woman, music forbidden and a chance of rain
• Police blotter — April 20
• Police: Man shot in head
• Sheriff agrees to emergency proposal
• Meetings watch: Roosevelt County commisison
• ENMU briefs — April 20
• My turn: Easter time for new clothes
• Tuesday morning briefing: Coming together, an Easter warning and terrorism at home
• In their words: Responders, residents recall fire
• Residents urged to stay alert during emergencies
• Portales man found dead (Updated)
• My turn: Still have to pay my dues
• Monday morning briefing: A holy day, celebrity waiters and a big shake
• Press release: Evacuations ordered
• My turn: Under 30 are truly young, restless
• Portales man charged with auto burglary
• Teen convicted of murder faces eight-year sentence
• April 17 — Police blotter
• Clovis teen recovering from shooting
• Counties placed on fire restrictions
• Clovis man still in serious condition after shooting
• In search of ponies: Passengers ride at own peril
• McGee: landlordin' not for me
• Friday morning briefing: Hotel Clovis, spring break and breaking the color barrier
• Prescribed burns to be conducted at Melrose range
• Trial update: Expert says one of three shots fatal for ENMU student
• My turn: Spiderman superhero of choice
• Thursday morning briefing: Free lawyers, a video game and attending to your mule
• Ticket feature: Cirque Montage performing in Clovis
• Senate candidate prioritizes national debt
• My turn: Mom's pasta salad good summer dish
• Sponsoring cowboys might be good for business
• Gay rights student group plans rally against bullying
• Wednesday morning briefing: Make A Wish, missing the sun and the birth of an outlaw
• City seeking input with online quality of life survey
• City seeking input with online quality of life survey
• Texico students overhaul trailer for PHS teacher
• In brand name game, shorter seems better
• My turn: Nickname matter of personal preference
• Police blotter — April 13
• ENMU briefs — April 13
• Governor recounts lessons learned to Clovis crowd
• Q&A with Gov. Susana Martinez
• Tuesday morning briefing: Golf, a chicken fest and shots fired
• Meetings watch: Board of Education
• Wildfire burns almost 25,000 acres
• My turn: Commentary wouldn’t be too kind
• Governor to speak at National Crime Victims' Week breakfast
• Man charged in Tucumcari deaths linked to other slayings
• Raymond Mondragon named to EPCOG post
• April 12 — Elida news
• Monday morning briefing: Library amnesty, kindergarten registration and Honest Abe
• Reader-submitted content: Extension hosts art show
• Cannon employee headed to Capitol
• ENMRSH helps families dealing with autism
• Wildfires burning near Milnesand, Tucumcari
• Freedom New Mexico garners 11 press awards
• April 10 — Public record
• April 10 — Police blotter
• My turn: Sheet search stained by racists
• Teen's trial set to begin
• Cancer fundraiser makes return to Portales
• Government shutdown avoided, for now
• Military families first to feel pinch of federal spending showdown
• Tucumcari homicide suspect also wanted in Ohio
• Grant McGee: Clovis tap water nothing to complain about
• In search of ponies: Residents share neighborhood with fox
• Friday morning briefing: Breakfast is on, help the Gov and the Babe's record falls
• University singers perform at Carnegie Hall
• Cannon hosting industry day
• My turn: Homeschoolers give grade-A performance
• Press release: NM senators want military paid if government shutdown happens
• Kite Karnival scheduled
• ENMU to remain in Lone Star Conference
• Thursday morning briefing: Old newsboys, crop signups and The Duke wins
• Cannon planning open house
• Ticket feature: Home and Garden Show begins Saturday
• State planning to lease land to Air Force
• No more corporal punishment in public schools
• Clovis moving ahead with affordable housing plan
• CCC appoints new president
• Wind ranch in final negotiation phase
• My turn: Some recipes can't be shared
• Wednesday morning briefing: Gaming, Congressional art and more wind
• Meetings watch: Roosevelt County Commission
• Meetings watch: Portales City Council
• Local Make-A-Wish chapter gearing up for second fundraiser
• Local Make-A-Wish chapter gearing up for second fundraiser
• My turn: North Portales contains rich memories
• Police blotter — April 6
• ENMU briefs — April 6
• Former Cannon commander nominated for first star
• Tuesday morning briefing: Tax meeting, mobile books and a NASCAR legend dies
• Area under fire weather watch
• Evacuation orders lifted on Ruidoso fire that burned five houses
• Former police chief receives $65,000 settlement
• My turn: One size doesn't fit all
• April 5 — Elida news
• Analysis: Eastern N.M. could lose in redistricting
• Monday morning briefing: Open meetings, quirky quote and the King killing
• Homes burn in Ruidoso
• Commander selected for 16 SOS
• My turn: Courage greater quality
• April 3 — Police Blotter
• Clovis farmer re-elected to dairy board
• City to host town hall meeting on tax hike
• In search of ponies: A lot to chirp about
• McGee: 'The kissing disease'
• Friday morning briefing: Bowling for kids, music and April Fool
• MVD wait just a little longer
• My turn: Local talent impressive
• Portales mom faces child abuse charges
• Thursday morning briefing: ENMU Science fiction and film, business snips and movie whiz kids
• Bingaman aide holding office hours
• Ticket feature: Team roping championships to begin Friday
• County commission to decide on road closure
• Our ancestors knew best
• KENW preparing for annual auction
• Meetings watch: RGH Board
• My turn: Tea soothing after taxing day
• Press release: Bingaman Aide To Hold Office Hours in Clovis and Portales
• Press release: SE region has poorest health in New Mexico
• Wednesday morning briefing: Get hooked, local summer guide and Reagan shot
• Police blotter — March 30
• My turn: Social media may lead to stress
• Tuesday morning briefing: Game choice, game checks and the end of a war
• Reader-submitted content: Mayor pays tribute to Portales woman
• Arrest made in Tucumcari deaths
• Berry: Words of encouragement nice to hear
• Press release: N.M. gas prices up nearly five cents per gallon last week
• March 29 — Dora news
• Monday morning briefing: SBA testing starts, a bit of green and a U.S. nuclear disaster
• Summitt brings state equine industry together
• Reader-submitted content: Big plans for Fort Sumner airfield
• Fishing derby reels in local residents
• March 27 — Police blotter
• Woman's Day Out set for Saturday
• My turn: Beer run all in a day's work
• State police identify person of interest in Tucumcari double homicide
• In search of ponies: Pet adoptions work both ways
• Clovis woman receives four-year prison term for embezzlement
• Clovis housing agency receives grant
• Clovis police investigating home invasion
• State police ID person of interest in Tucumcari homicides
• McGee: Just miss me when I'm gone
• Friday morning briefing: On marriage, no degree and a deadly fire sparks change
• ENMU to seek tuition increase
• Equine summit set for Saturday
• Groundbreaking on Ute project nearing
• PNT columnist wins press awards
• Teasing can go too far
• Thursday morning briefing: A video game, the truth about cats and dogs and a Spring Fling
• Ticket feature: Slide Ireland performing in Clovis
• My turn: Grilled cheese gamble pays off
• Wednesday morning briefing: Hank Baskett, pitch your cause and it's all OK
• 17-year-old Portales boy facing sexual assault charge
• Plains Indian resident predicts dry spring season
• Lawmaker briefs residents on legislative session
• Portales man gets eight-year sentence for burglaries
• ENMU briefs — March 23
• My turn: Skin color belies ancestry
• Tuesday morning briefing: School money, the home show and loyalty tests
• Local lawmakers reflect on session
• My turn: Dedicated to leave mark on world
• Elida school news — March 22
• Dora school news — March 22
• High wind, low humidity equals fire danger
• Monday morning briefing: Spring break, farm values and closing The Rock
• March 21 — Weekly update
• Imaginations run wild too often
• March 21 — Police blotter
• My turn: Won't give in to temptations
• Legislature wraps it up
• Portales residents accused of stealing scrap metal
• Portales man facing felony charges
• Clovis high school reunion meeting set
• In search of ponies: Ooooh, that smell
• McGee: Answer door at own risk
• Clovis police ask for help finding suspect
• Friday morning briefing: The big catch, a road closing and rain on the horizon
• K-ENMU hosting sidewalk chalk competition
• My turn: 'Guys and Dolls' real treat
• Press releases: Statewide gas price average stays same
• Thursday morning briefing: Grab some green, sing a song and a quirky quote
• Farm Credit of New Mexico distributing money to stockholders
• Ticket feature: Lipizzaner Stallions performing in Clovis
• Glenda Price: Human inventions interrupt natural rhythm
• Reader-submitted content: Elida student to go on youth tour
• My turn: Doughnuts ultimate treat
• Wednesday morning briefing: A talented crew, a kid needs help and West Point
• Reader-submitted content: High school seniors awarded scholarships
• Census shows increases in Portales
• Police blotter — March 16
• ENMU briefs — March 16
• Meetings watch: Roosevelt County Commission
• My turn: Not all Dublins built the same
• Tuesday morning briefing: Traffic alert, a question of age and civil rights
• Meetings watch: Board of Education
• Tops in Blue to perform
• March 15 — Elida news
• Reader-submitted content: Students compete at Destination Imagination
• Storm spotter course offered
• My turn: Soundtrack sets pace
• Monday morning briefing: Kiwanis history, going to the dogs and the man who changed it all
• Prince Street Overpass closed for four weeks
• March 13 — Police Blotter
• March 13 — Public record
• My turn: Time change springs me back to life
• Hounds drop pair at Incarnate Word
• In search of ponies: Pets natural de-stressors
• Grant McGee: Wife would make great food critic
• Friday morning briefing: Hoops, spring break and gunslingers
• Sandwich shop to reopoen
• NWS issues red flag fire warning
• Press release: Gas prices climb 9¢ in New Mexico
• Police: Man arrested for possessing burglary tools
• My turn: Entertainment can be simple
• Press release: Comcast names VP; general manager
• High wind warning through Friday
• Thursday morning briefing: A cancer fighter, strike up the band and a giant killer
• Ticket feature: Nashville gospel group performing in Clovis
• Reader-submitted content: Habitat for Humanity seeks computers
• Q&A: Tucumcari applying for racing license
• My turn: Roast has twist to it
• Wednesday morning briefing: Lent, a special election and a blond moment
• Police blotter — March 9
• New women's group aims to empower
• State police: Excessive speed, driver inattention caused Monday fatal wreck
• ENMU briefs — March 9
• State police: Driver inattention caused fatal wreck
• ENMU mens' rodeo team finishes sixth at Ranger College Rodeo
• My turn: Lent time for self improvement
• Press release: The National Weather Service issues wind advisory
• Tuesday morning briefing: Gaming, job info and a magic bus
• One dead in wreck north of Floyd
• My turn: Wait, I can explain
• Cold-damage assistance available for low-income homeowners
• Tucumcari police officer arrested
• March 8 — Dora news
• ENMU regents to vote on resident hall project
• Two arrested for smuggling contraband into jail
• Monday morning briefing: Help a kid, a free movie and a dialing up
• Ospreys land at Whiting Field
• My turn: Marking one year with roses
• March 6 — Police blotter
• March 6 — Public record
• March 6 — Weekly update
• Press release: Spring 2011 forecast includes more wild weather
• In serch of ponies: Chickens on wheels merit research
• Clovis softball coach saves truck driver
• DWI patrols planned
• Friday morning briefing: Graffiti, "Saturday Night Lab" and vanity on trial
• County proposing ban on certain incenses
• My turn: Getting to know eastern New Mexico
• Thursday morning briefing: Music, books and teacher salaries
• Joint Land Use committee puts decision on tall structures to officials
• My turn: Frozen meals money saver
• Storytelling part of every culture
• Two U.S. airmen killed in Frankfurt airport shooting
• Wednesday morning briefing: Lindbergh's Clovis legacy and for breakfast, green eggs and ham
• Curry commissioners seek bids for road work
• Meetings watch: Portales City Council
• Police blotter — March 2
• Meetings watch: Roosevelt County commission
• My turn: Age not factor for honor
• Account set for funeral expense donation
• Attack on Planned Parenthood shows hypocrisy
• ENMU briefs — March 2
• Meetings watch: RGH board of trustees
• Press release: New Mexico governor appoints two New ENMU regents
• Xcel seeks rate increase to pay for upgrades
• Tuesday morning briefing: A city agenda, school link and the crime of the century
• Finalists picked for Mesalands president
• Fort Sumner woman claims lottery prize
• Xcel Energy plans for upgrades
• Grassfire burns over 3,000 acres
• State OKs beer pong at bars
• Press release: New Mexico gas price rose 16 cents a gallon last week
• 3-1 Elida news
• My turn: I don’t think Roy did it this way
• Monday morning briefing: Rain facts, road priorities and a deadly standoff
• Police conduct warrant roundup
• In tribute: Volunteer remembered for commitment to service
• Feb. 27 — Police blotter
• Feb. 27 — Public record
• My turn: Keep big government out of small-stakes gambling
• Illinois man to face charges in New Mexico
• Clovis mayor to discuss state of city
• In Search of Ponies: The name game
• McGee: The American Farmer
• Racing commission may open up racino license application
• Clovis MainStreet to host wind festival
• Friday morning briefing: A town by another name and beating the odds
• Beer pong put on hold
• My turn: Best job benefit is education
• Press release: $46 million for low income communities
• Thursday morning briefing: Remembering the Alamo, and trade talk
• Ticket feature: Alpaca farm hosting open farm day
• My turn: Food can be flexible
• Rep. Lujan to hold office hours
• Predicting future easy, being right harder
• KENW-TV exploring Spanish language channel
• Press release: Xcel to upgrade local power system
• Press release: Rep. Lujan’s Staff to Hold Mobile Office Hours Across Northern New Mexico on Thursday
• Wednesday morning briefing: Football update, and a historic battle
• Small business development center selects state director
• Police blotter — Feb. 23
• ENMU briefs — Feb. 23
• Portales recertified for grant eligibility
• Big Brothers Big Sisters program aims to raise money with bowling event
• Jury awards Clovis man $1.9 million in BNSF lawsuit
• My turn: Former ENMU housing director leaves legacy of colorful memories
• Veterans may receive refunds from Wells Fargo loans
• Tuesday morning briefing: Miracles remembered
• Portales man held on drug charges
• City asking for Easter egg donations
• Bingaman will be hard to replace
• My turn: Family issue inspire health changes
• Monday morning briefing: Science time, and a hoops question
• Feb. 20 — Public record
• Feb. 20 — Police blotter
• My turn: Not cut out for presidency
• Grant McGee: Simple best for romance
• Clovis chamber planning business meet
• Airmen adoption list available
• Portales mechanic facing child porn charges
• In search of ponies: Dogs have habit of running away
• Bingaman plans to retire
• Friday morning briefing: Hot times and days off
• Water authority officials hoping for leftover funds
• Local dairymen waiting for ruling on environmental regulations
• Press release: Bingaman says FAA bill invests in aviation infrastructure
• USDA to offer training
• Bill would keep base contractors exempt from GRT
• My turn: Performance brings on tears
• Thursday morning briefing: Top grades, an auction and a night at the opera
• Feed prices on upswing
• EPCOG reacquires major contract
• My turn: Make cake in less than five minutes
• Wednesday morning briefing: An author, school photos and a king
• Meetings watch: Portales City Council
• Entities name capital outlay requests
• Feb. 16 — Police blotter
• My turn: Pope John Paul II example of courage
• ENMU briefs — Feb. 16
• Ten charged with gambling at country club
• Meetings watch: Portales County Commission
• Storm spotter course offered in March
• Tuesday morning briefing: An inspirational speech and remebering the Maine
• Meetings watch: School board
• Proposed federal budget does not include Ute pipeline money
• Press release: Ute pipeline funding missing from proposed 2012 budget
• Press release: Bingaman: President's budget demonstrates strong support for N.M. air bases
• My turn: Depression not sign of weakness
• Feb. 15 — Elida news
• Feb. 15 — Dora news
• Monday morning briefing: Where to wear your heart, financial aid and here come the 70s
• Schools respond to proposed evolution teachings
• My turn: Let's all be truthful
• Feb. 13 — Public record
• Feb. 13 — Police blotter
• Feb. 13 — Weekly update
• In Search of Ponies: 'You go Gilligan'
• Portales boy facing weapons charge
• McGee: Moonlighting at a funeral home
• Clovis man facing drug trafficking charges
• Mubarak resigns
• Friday morning briefing: Turning up the heat, free lunch and ride 'em sponsors
• Children's home welcomes new administrator
• My turn: Super Bowl a first for me
• Clovis couple claims lottery prize
• Portales Papa Murphy's owner to take over Clovis franchise
• Papa Murphy’s owners to purchase Clovis location
• ENMU presenting 'The Rabbit Hole'
• My turn: Super Bowl spirit infectious
• Press release: Portales man gets 12 years
• Thursday morning briefing: Antelope in Clovis and kudos for kids
• Cancelations and delays
• Winter weather compensations offered
• My turn: Taco soup quick fix
• Wednesday morning briefing: Idol news, book talk and a baseball legend
• Reader-submitted content: Supper to raise money for track meet
• ENMU briefs — Feb. 9
• Police blotter — Feb. 9
• ENMU cancels Wednesday classes
• My turn: Hunger pangs lead to unique sayings
• Press release: ENMU sets record spring enrollment
• Tuesday morning briefing: Old school, snow's coming and an eye-catching sequel
• Grady ranch joins angus group
• Winter storm watch in effect
• Newest Clovis zoo giraffe dies
• Zoo officials: Giraffe died after fall
• Feb. 8 — Elida news
• My turn: Readjustment takes time
• Police: Gun report at Walmart unsubstantiated
• Monday morning briefing: Local snow records, a voice for teens and the British invasion
• Statistics: Burglaries up
• My turn: Headlines predicted to come
• Feb. 6 — Police blotter
• Garbage truck fire prompts warning
• Cannon housing needs tops list among Midwest bases
• Press release: December N.M. homes sales up
• In search of ponies: Big freeze brings pet care lessons
• Grant McGee: Manners lesson from mom
• Cannon has greatest housing need
• Today's closings and delays
• Friday morning briefing: A major award, a major musical and a break in the weather
• Temperatures to rise above freezing
• Residents honored at chamber banquet
• Governor orders state offices closed
• Press Release: Gov. Martinez orders state offices closed Friday, Feb. 4.
• New director chosen for Roosevelt County Chamber of Commerce
• Natural gas outages affecting portions of New Mexico
• School delays, cancellations
• Joint Land Use meeting scheduled
• My turn: Local bands have variety of sounds
• Press release: Xcel continues to ask for conservation
• School closings and delays
• Thursday morning briefing: Civic call, Souper Saturday and the day the music died
• Ticket feature: Dogs to strut stuff at agility trials
• No fire found at Brown Early Childhood Center
• My turn: Rice recipe good, easy
• Wednesday weather closures
• Press release: Greyhounds sign 24 players
• Xcel Energy asks for power conservation
• No fire found at Portales school
• Press release: ENMU Closing early Wednesday
• No rolling outages for Xcel customers
• Wednesday morning briefing: Books or movies, money for college and a fickle rodent
• Incumbents retain seats
• Meetings watch: Portales City Council
• Base commander returning to Florida
• ENMU briefs — Feb. 2
• Election results
• Police blotter — Feb. 2
• Press release: No evening classes at ENMU-Portales
• Traffic slows as winter storm hits New Mexico
• More cold coming
• School closings
• Tuesday morning briefing: Storm advisory, dance winners and Texas secedes
• Minor injuries reported in car wreck
• United Way donations slightly up
• Water testing offered
• Press release: Text of Ben Ray Lujan's speech at state Legislature
• City prepares for heavy snow
• Feb. 1 — Elida news
• Feb. 1 — Dora news
• My turn: Raising fish no easy feat
• Jefferson LSC South Defensive Player of Week
• Press release: New Mexico weekly gas price update
• Business as usual after bank shutdown
• Monday morning briefing: Game of the week, police business and one big bomb
• School board election profiles
• Police blotter — Jan. 30
• Reader submitted content: Portales eight-grader spells way to state competition for third time
• State regulators close First Community Banks
• ENMU regents OK building demolition
• Grant McGee: Classroom punishments things of the past
• In search of ponies: Good to be in the middle of the penguin pack
• Friday morning briefing: The buzz, the history of flight and a dream explodes
• ENMU class up in the air
• My turn: Goodbye doesn’t have to be complicated
• Reader submitted article: Mammograms offered
• Press release: Gas prices in NM increase for fourth week in row
• Thursday morning briefing: Books galore and dogs abound
• Ticket feature: String quartet to perform in Clovis
• Rather drive cattle than carhop
• My turn: A little spread goes a long way
• Press release: NM gas prices up 2.1 percent
• Wednesday morning briefing: Singing out, a book signing and some good old boys
• Now facing shortage of pitchmen
• Police blotter — Jan. 26
• Banking regulations may alter fees, services for customers
• Students set goals
• ENMU briefs — Jan. 26
• My turn: Life's surprises hold blessings
• Tuesday morning briefing: Video game, elections and big fat diamonds
• Jan. 25 — Elida news
• My turn: Stay sharp over break
• Obama plans support for military families
• Monday morning briefing: Shameless self-promotion and the history of canned beer
• My turn: Time to stop reacting to political pundits
• Jan. 23 — Weekly update
• Jan. 23 — Police blotter
• Jan. 23 — Public record
• Church plans gospel concert
• Clovis man killed, others injured in rollover crash
• Grass fire consumes 150 acres
• Clovis police officer indicted for vehicular homicide
• Grant McGee: Cargo pants practical fashion
• In search of ponies: Barn smells become comforting
• Friday morning briefing: Scholarships, a local cotton conference and losing a crown
• My turn: Count on columnists to entertain
• Fence posts better than banks
• Thursday morning briefing: Iran Hostage Crisis, off-road vehicles and a schedule
• Ticket feature: ENMU event schedule packed
• Reader-submitted content: ENMU regents approve building demolition
• Meetings watch: Board of Regents
• My turn: Low fat German chocolate cake worth a try
• Wednesday morning briefing: "Born in the USA," New Mexico legislators off and running
• Precautions set for embarassing texts
• Legislative tidbits — Jan. 19
• Meetings watch: Roosevelt General Hospital Board
• Police blotter — Jan. 19
• Meetings watch: Portales City Council
• Input sought for veterans museum
• My turn: Walks to school make good stories
• Press release: State of the state text
• Tuesday morning briefing: Splitsville, video games and public meetings
• My turn: Hunting reports due
• Firefighter: Child responsible for fire
• Jan. 18 — Dora news
• Jan. 18 — Elida news
• Monday morning briefing: Football, grants and happy birthday to Ben Franklin
• Monday morning briefing: A march, a meeting and a defiant death
• ENMU to resume classes Tuesday
• My turn: Shooter bears sole responsibility
• Portales policeman recognized
• Jan. 16 — Public record
• Jan. 16 — Police blotter
• Base growth highlighted at Clovis chamber banquet
• State education department warns of fake letters
• Martinez names Bob Wooley as District 66 representative
• Convicted killer Casillas given consecutive life sentences
• Grant McGee: Hats take geting used to
• In search of ponies: Bin full of not-so-useful pet gadgets
• Holiday closings
• No vote on Gardner replacement
• My turn: Next bestseller could be in my head
• Hunter education courses offered
• Thursday morning briefing: Paper routes, school's out and a deadly crash near the White House
• Southwest united by differences
• Clovis teens face burglary charges
• My Turn: Chicken dish tasty, easy
• Press release: Clovis juveniles arrested in connection with Roosevelt County burglary
• Wednesday morning briefing: Alumni awards, homecoming and a deadly blizzard
• Police blotter — Jan. 12
• County wells producing less water
• Abengoa Bioenergy restarting biofuel production
• Meetings watch: Roosevelt County Commission
• Shipmate reunion scheduled
• My turn: Proud of being weird
• Admiring friend for deleting account
• Online comments changing format
• Tuesday morning briefing: Out of town, today's odd date and enjoy the view
• Meetings watch: School board
• My turn: Hunter has eye for job
• Monday morning briefing: Game of the week, filling the void and a gusher
• Shooting targets U.S. congresswoman, kills 6
• Lawmakers: Cuts won't impact Cannon
• My turn: Resolutions still intact
• Clovis-born Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Jan. 9 — Police blotter
• Jan. 9 — Public record
• Rec center classes offered
• Jan. 9 — Weekly update
• Local artists works on display at Runnels Gallery
• Robert Macias found guilty of first-degree murder
• Tucumcari man arraigned on child porn charges
• McGee: Hard work only sure payoff
• In Search of Ponies: Transferable protective disorder
• Friday morning briefing: Life saving, free wishes and a little help from his friends
• Clovis man injured in accident
• My turn: Give metal a chance
• Cowboys pick Jason Garrett as new coach
• Defense secretary announcing military cuts
• Thursday morning briefing: Raising the roof and statehood for N.M.
• Cowboy resolutions more fun
• Country club cited for gambling
• Ticket feature: Gypsy jazz band kicks off 2011 Cultural Arts Series
• My turn: Fettuccine helps bonding with sister-in-law
• Wednesday morning briefing: Call for volunteers, ticket deadline and a bridge to gold
• Power outages plague Portales
• Divorce support seminar being held
• My turn: Rock bottom good place for life to pick up
• Tuesday morning briefing: Report cards, sports stars and the Polish Prince
• Interviews ongoing for Chamber director
• Empty Stocking donations list
• My turn: Hunter outsmarts self
• Monday morning briefing: Game time, back to school and Palin's home
• CPR classes offered
• Year in review: County projects under way
• My turn: This year already off to better start
• First baby of 2011 is couple's first daughter
• Jan. 2 — Weekly update
• Jan. 2 — Police blotter
• In Search of Ponies: Allergies call for compromise
• McGee: Christmas lights make town sparkle
• Friday morning briefing: Read up, a top appointment and baseball mourns
• Home built on love can weathe any storm
• My turn: Concert to feature local talent
• Thursday morning briefing: TV time, cleaning up and funny kid stuff
• Price: Love-filled holidays myth for some
• 'Clovis Sound' traveling to Carlsbad
• Year in Review: Hospital gets new administrator
• My turn: Sprucing up black-eyed easy
• Salvation Army reports donation increase
• Wednesday morning briefing: Ag biz, civic duty and what creeps you out
• Year in review: Base normalizes in 2010
• My turn: Christmas not a one-day affair
• Sheriff's office investigating burglaries
• Police blotter — Dec. 29
• Tuesday morning briefing: Video games, sunshine and the first hit movie
• Dairy barn damaged in fire
• My turn: Winter means ice fishing
• Monday morning briefing: An education master plan, confessions and a people's palace
• Public record — Dec. 26
• Police blotter — Dec. 26
• Martin endures through the years
• My turn: Christmas displays alright with me
• Grant McGee: Christmas special every year
• In search of ponies: Christmas adventure for house pets
• Designated drivers to be rewarded
• Traditional Christmas
• Friday morning briefing: Christmas cheer, odd traditions and a Flood of free agents
• Non-profits still seeking donations
• Tres Amigas seals land deal
• Empty stocking fund: Mrs. A
• My turn: Enjoy family traditions
• Thursday morning briefing: Breakfast date, winter break and snow threats
• Holiday closings
• Ticket feature: New Year's Eve ranch rodeo coming to Curry events center
• ENMU closing for winter break
• Empty stocking fun: Ms. S
• My turn: Chocolate blessing too
• Wednesday morning briefing: Saving a life and a killer clown
• School board candidate list
• Meetings watch: Roosevelt General Hospital board
• My turn: Christmas card tradition continues
• Empty stocking fund: Miss M.
• Police blotter — Dec. 22
• Press Release: Cannon's Turner promoted to AFSOC command chief
• Tuesday morning briefing: Dinner for airmen, resolutions and a film classic
• Empty stock fund — Dec. 21
• Language in land use study raises concerns
• Dora school news — Dec. 21
• Elida school news — Dec. 21
• Floyd school news — Dec. 21
• My turn: Knowing hunting requirements important
• Highway closed while officer-involved shooting investigated
• Press release: City of Portales supports low altitude training area
• Press release: Quality of Life focus groups volunteers needed
• Monday morning briefing: Winners wanted and Elvis gets notice
• Empty stocking fund: Mrs. T
• Residents raise concerns about Joint Land Use consequences
• School board position to be filled by February
• Officer's radio transmissions released
• Dec. 18 — Police blotter
• Dec. 18 — Public record
• Residents sought for focus groups
• My turn: No doubts about where you are
• Clovis grad ties for 38th at Nevada Open
• Suspected shoplifter injured during escape
• Empty Stocking Fund: Mrs. W
• Texas man gets life for 1993 shooting
• In Search of Ponies: Java the gender-bending cat
• McGee: New toilets leave wife and I flush with excitement
• ENMU board wants more info on solar project
• Xcel awards CCC $4,000 grant
• Press release: Max sentence given in 1993 murder
• Friday morning briefing: Scholarships and snow
• Portales school news
• Clayton: How I struck gold
• My turn: Mariachi band makes history
• Empty stocking fund: Mrs. R
• Cause of grass fire undetermined
• Cannon base commander nominated for promotion to brigadier general
• Thursday morning briefing: Teens, T-shirts and a whole lot of tea
• Grass fire consumes more than 8,000 acres
• Winter storm may bring region's first snow
• 911 recordings released
• Clovis resident hosting charity light show
• Empty stocking fund: Mrs. P
• Defense department makes small increase to housing allowance
• EPCOG to lay off five employees after losing contract bid
• Scars mark real cowboys
• Wednesday morning briefing: Calendars, cutting up and a revolutionary law
• My turn: Christmas eases stress of moving
• Cops: Man fires at Florida school board; kills self
• Clovis One-Stop Career Center renegotiationg services, lease
• Tuesday morning briefing: School stuff, flat bacon and kissing the bricks
• Victim notification system online
• Meetings watch: Board of education
• Tax planning enters crunch time
• Federal judge says heath care overhaul unconstitutional
• My turn: Long-time hunter offers advice
• Dora school news — Dec. 14
• Empty stocking fund: Ms. M
• Monday morning briefing: Hot game, school business and a concession
• Pearl Harbor survivor recalls attack
• My turn: Let's put politics aside
• Residents sought to sponsor airmen
• Empty stocking fund: Ms. S
• Dec. 10 — Police blotter
• Residents light up homes
• Breakfast with Santa registration full
• Grant McGee: Harmony hard to achieve
• In tribute: Restaurant founder remembered for generosity
• In search of ponies: Finding pet all about compatibility
• Empty stocking funds: Mrs. S
• Friday morning briefing: Music, Mrs. Clovis and built to a "T"
• Portales man arrested in Arizona drug bust
• Incoming lieutenant governor promises accessibility
• Empty Stocking Fund: Mrs. G
• Meetings watch: ENMU Board of Regents
• My turn: Holiday events highlight birthday weekend
• Portales school news
• Thursday morning briefing: New kid's in town and the worst baseball trade
• Empty stocking fund: Ms. A
• Ticket feature: Mexican folk music, dance coming to Clovis Civic Center
• My turn: Recipes open to interpretation
• Wednesday morning briefing: New beginnings, robot cash and the man who dared "Imagine"
• Council appoints Keith Thomas to Ward D seat
• Police blotter — Dec. 8
• Two killed in auto accident
• My turn: Nature has no schedule
• Dec. 7 — Dora news
• Dec. 7 — Elida news
• Monday morning briefing: New game in town and your two cents needed
• Press Release: Two killed in Portales crash
• Empty stocking fund: Ms. M
• Valencia student wins RGH card contest
• County to receive emergency management grants
• Dec. 5 — Weekly update
• Dec. 5 — Public record
• Dec. 5 — Police blotter
• My turn: Mom led by example
• VA to discuss changes to services
• In search of ponies: Natural solution found for mouse problem
• Fatal crash involving officer still under investigation
• Holiday luncheon set
• Taco Box to host nightly Christmas light show
• Habitat for Humanity meeting canceled
• Grant Mcgee: Insurance job was 'divine' calling
• Empty stocking fund: Mrs. R
• Press Release: Delegation opposes VA plan to restrict care
• Friday morning briefing: Say cheese, donuts for dollars and the worst car ever
• Portales school news
• Educators disheartened by proposed retirement changes
• My turn: Forget being practical
• Empty stocking fund: Ms. G
• Convicted robber sentenced to prison
• Press Release: New Mexico to receive over $9 million in homeland security grants
• Area lawmakers plan budget priorities
• Thursday morning briefing: Call for help, free hot chocolate and a scandal
• Social media seminar set
• Tres Amigas hires engineers
• Area schools use food drive to teach
• Glenda Price: Snakes always provide stories
• Ticket feature: ENMU hosting holiday concert Friday
• Press release: AG asks NM Supreme Court to hear senior water rights case
• Empty stocking fund: Mrs. B
• Winter wine fest to feature chair auction
• My turn: Leftover turkey has many uses
• Press Release: Portales couple named Farm Family of the Year
• Wednesday morning briefing: Sing out loud, sharp knives and an act of defiance
• Former ENMU student sentenced on child porn charges
• ENMU briefs — Dec. 1
• Police blotter — Dec. 1
• Empty stocking fund: Mrs. R
• Elida residents aim to revive town square with Christmas spirit
• My turn: Book shows similarities between New Mexico, Holy Land
• Tuesday morning briefing: Two cents, ring a bell and a prelude to seat belts
• Empty stocking fund: Mrs. P
• My turn: Cappie advice online
• Dora school news — Nov. 30
• Monday morning briefing: Gaming, a boating accident and snow
• Couple takes ministry on road
• My turn: Living my life through you
• Nov. 28 Police Blotter
• Nov. 28 — Public record
• Empty stocking fund: Ms. G
• Gardner selected as Martinez chief of staff
• Empty stocking fund: Mrs. H
• Vegetarianism not a crusade
• Friday morning briefing: Science, local money and King Tut's tomb
• Portales school news
• Empty stocking fund: Ms. W
• Angels sent by God to watch over us
• My turn: Family dinner best show in town
• Thursday morning briefing: Thanksgiving, a light show and the deep freeze
• Ticket feature: Roping series coming to Curry events center
• My turn: Plenty for which to be thankful
• Mom used pinons to teach lesson
• Portales promoting local shopping with Christmas crawl
• Wednesday morning briefing: Art, no school and a frigid turn
• Food Bank meets money match for refrigeration space
• Expect frozen Turkey day in some parts of state
• Police blotter — Nov. 24
• Holiday closings
• Missing Portales woman remains in hospital
• My turn: Family's remedies questionable
• My turn: Family's offers strange flu remedies
• Tuesday morning briefing: Dora weather, school schedules and a picture of Life
• County farmer pleads guilty to federal drug charges
• County chamber executive director resigning
• Portales man held on burlary charges
• United Way campaign off to strong start
• Dora school news — Nov. 23
• Elida school news — Nov. 23
• My Turn: Pay now or pay later
• Portales woman reported missing
• Clovis man sentenced to eight years on drug charges
• Monday morning briefing: Free music, cooking tips and the JFK assassination
• Pain part of cowboy life
• Police blotter — Nov. 21
• Public record — Nov. 21
• Local Salvation Army chapter starts red kettle drive
• My turn: Giving to charity has own rewards
• Clovis backs request for water system project funding
• Freedom considering purchase offers
• Former EPCOG executive director files lawsuit
• Hull Street bridge open to traffic
• Clovis police using science to reconstruct fatal crash
• Grant McGee: Small town holds wondrous discoveries
• In Search of Ponies: Gift horses tether to Grandpa
• Friday morning briefing: Bright lights, cookies with Santa and inviso-power
• Portales school news
• Woman dies in officer-involved wreck
• Portales man convicted on meth charges
• Hobbs woman arrested for possession of meth
• My turn: ENMU events fun to cover
• Santa Cop toy drive set for Saturday
• Thursday morning briefing: Books galore, a fall festival and drinking the Kool-Aid
• Area schools administer flu vaccine
• Ticket feature: Blues group Soul Kitchen to perform in Clovis
• 'Secretariat' shows strength of women
• Wednesday morning briefing: Big bands, the perfect pie crust and the Govenator
• Meetings watch: Portales City Council
• Curry commissioners back training request
• Police blotter — Nov. 17
• My turn: Latinas making progress
• ENMU briefs — Nov. 17
• Tuesday morning briefing: Comfy seats, less than inviting weather
• Nov. 16 — Elida news
• Nov. 16 — Dora news
• Columnist featured in 'Chicken Soup' book
• My turn: Money goes back to you
• Freedom New Mexico garners New Mexico Press Association awards
• My turn: Still chasing fame
• Reader submitted article: Hoop houses extend growing season
• Vietnam veterans reunited
• Lawmaker re-elected to caucus positions
• Reports due on low-altitude Air Force flights
• Ex-Cannon NCO challenging half-pay for discharged gays
• In Search of Ponies: Raven not much for conversation
• Grant McGee: Yard sale brings back memories of 'draggin' Main'
• Prep football scoreboard — Nov. 12
• Martinez taps Clovis commissioner for search committee
• Curry Commissioners selected for steering committee
• Friday morning briefing: Lots of brass, a chance to dance and a here come the 20s
• Clovis, Portales groups to honor veterans
• Portales school news
• Chandlers tapped to help with Martinez transition
• Thursday morning briefing: Paint the town, holiday stuff and The Great War ends
• Ticket feature: Clovis mayor's charity ball set for Friday
• Game warden gets dose of humility
• Reader-submitted content: Chamber accepting applications for Christmas pageant
• God's love always present
• Reader-submitted content: Extension home economist presenting holiday program
• My turn: Local communities acknowledge veteran's service with ceremonies
• American Legion to honor Bataan Death March survivors
• Reader-submitted content: Speaker to discuss code talker at library
• My turn: Pumpkin bread light and tasty
• Reader submitted content: Altrusa planning holiday event
• Wednesday morning briefing: Vet's breakfast, a first kiss and birth of the Marines
• FFA members recognized
• ENMU briefs — Nov. 10
• Police blotter —Nov. 10
• My turn: Grandson's birth emotional
• Commissioners look at closing Price Ranch Road
• ENMU research team studying how bacteria relate to humans
• Tuesday morning briefing: All-Staters and where were you when the lights went out?
• Nov. 9 — Elida news
• My turn: Always something new to learn
• Meetings watch: School board
• ENMU, Dona Ana Community College sign articulation agreement
• Monday morning briefing: Food for prom, money answers and a Republican majority
• Volunteers teach tips at fishing clinic
• Nov. 7 — Weekly update
• Nov. 7 — Police blotter
• Church collecting gifts for Operation Christmas child
• My turn: Hurt by protesters' disregard
• Area educators discuss budget concerns
• Grant McGee: Medical marijuana not worth risks
• Prep football scoreboard — Nov. 5
• Portales school news
• Friday morning briefing: Christmas kids, the mayor's ball and an old guy with new tricks
• State engineer: Ute project one of most critical in U.S.
• Commissioners discuss jail options
• Commissioners direct federal money to Cannon gate road
• Two hospitalized after six-vehicle crash
• In search of ponies: Easy living comes at cost
• Plans for Bond D funding put on hold
• State election totals
• Crying shows you care
• My turn: Halloween events unforgettable
• My turn: Recipe fitting for one
• Thursday morning briefing: We're talking water and a boy king
• Goodrich, Connelly win hospital board seats
• Lyons retains District 2 PRC seat
• Mock elections teach students about politics
• King wins attorney general race
• Voters pass Bonds A, B, C
• Dodge wins District 63 race
• Martinez elected first female governor
• Wednesday morning briefing: Wildcats band, test scores and a landslide
• Supplies for soldiers sought
• Ticket feature: American Idol winner taking stage in Clovis
• Nov. 4 — Police blotter
• Nov. 4 — ENMU briefs
• Duran to be next NM secretary of state
• Short wins magistrate judge seat
• Finding choice parking spot is divine
• Tuesday morning briefing: Election day, video games and a Spruce Goose
• Monday morning briefing: A biker benefit and a big explosion
• Donated stuffed bears, quilts help comfort children
• Portales man convicted of receiving stolen property
• Dora school news — Nov. 2
• Elida school news — Nov. 2
• City employee reports park tables vandalized
• State initiative trying to reach high school dropouts
• ENMU kicking off Native American Heritage Month
• Local groups host Halloween, fall harvest events
• Tuesday marks election day
• Oct. 31 — Weekly Update
• Oct. 31 — Police blotter
• Women supply hospital with stuffed animals
• My turn: Green Tea Party willing to work with others
• Fifth-grade class wins poster contest
• Press power drive being replaced
• In Search of Ponies: Unorthodox relationship good for both parties
• Grant McGee: Some insights best left so oneself
• Prep football scoreboard — Oct. 29
• Portales school news
• Friday morning briefing: Roadblocks, updates and an old guy returns to space
• My turn: Cast deserves recognition
• Two arrested for copper wire theft
• Dairies work to keep milk antibiotic-free
• Thursday morning briefing: Play day, a big band and prohibition begins
• Roosevelt County Sample ballot
• Police blotter — Oct. 27
• Meetings watch: Board of education
• Joint land use meeting postponed
• Press release: Freeze Watch for Oct. 27-28
• Press release: Hard Freeze Warning now in effect from 3 a.m.-8 a.m. Thursday
• My turn: Spreads enhance sandwiches
• Town & Country store joins fundraising campaign
• English couple cycling through Clovis, Portales to promote charity
• Ticket feature: Mixed martial arts competition to be hosted at events center
• Halloween chance for fun
• ENMU briefs — Oct. 27
• Stores aim to stock locally-grown produce
• General election sample ballot
• Tuesday morning briefing: Free legal advice, school spirit and a shootout
• My turn: Saints good for finding names
• Detention officer facing embezzlement charges
• Oct. 26 — Floyd news
• Oct. 26 — Dora news
• Oct. 26 — Elida news
• My turn: Fish not worth trip
• Joint Land Use Committee seeks public's input
• Monday morning briefing: Video games, school talk and a lot of wind
• My turn: Give Green Tea Party a chance
• Region going green with proposed renewable energy projects
• Oct. 23 — Police blotter
• Portales woman honored by Head Start; family plans to start memorial scholarship
• Oct. 24 — Weekly update
• Atlatl competition: Throwback to prehistoric times
• Congregation celebrates church's 100-year milestone
• In Search of Ponies: Procedure may lighten load
• Grant McGee: Airplane travel still amazing
• Prep football scoreboard — Oct. 22
• Food bank seeks donation needed for expansion
• Portales school news
• Friday morning briefing: Trick-or-Treat news, a few good men and a crisis
• Meetings watch: Eastern New Mexico Water Utility Authority
• My turn: Local entertainment tips sought
• ENMU students stay up for charity
• Area farmers: More dryland corn grown for grain
• Thursday morning briefing: Local military operations and a question of debates
• Press release: Cannon AFB to Conduct Exercise Oct. 20 - 29
• Meetings watch: Roosevelt General Hospital Board
• Tucumcari standoff ends in man's death
• Wednesday morning briefing: A sneak peek, sweet business and a Red scare
• My turn: Red bean recipe will have you wanting more
• Working animals help with ranch
• Ticket feature: CCC students to perform in play
• Candidate Q&A: State representative District 63
• Reader submitted content: United Daughters dedicate grave marker
• Elections exist for public’s benefit
• ENMU briefs — Oct. 20
• My turn: Reporters have sick senses of humor
• United Way hoping for better year
• Police blotter — Oct. 20
• City rec director gives notice
• Commission accepts $1.5 million barn contract
• Charity pageant set for Saturday
• My turn: Licenses should go quickly
• Clovis man charged with assault
• Tuesday morning briefing: Cash & carry, an all-nighter and a revolution ends
• Oct. 19 — Elida news
• Bond would include money for ENMU, local libraries
• Oct. 19 — Dora news
• Press Release: Bingaman in Clovis, Portales
• Monday morning briefing: Video games, school talk and a big state
• Scientists studying kangaroo rats' reactions to moon
• Oct. 17 — Weekly update
• Portales school news
• Oct. 17 — Police Blotter
• My turn: Ladies' confessions shocking
• Candidate profiles: Hospital Board of Directors
• Residents turn out for annual Peanut Valley Festival
• Friday prep football scoreboard 10/15
• Peanut harvest up, early
• Friday morning briefing: Black eyes, free food and cash for a cause
• TV crew filming ag show in Portales
• Perspective born from childhood impatience
• Peanut butter food from heaven
• Taco Box wins award
• My turn: Student art impressive
• Thursday morning briefing: Measuring power, a music fest and breaking the sound barrier
• Corruption, illegal immigration top attorney general debate
• My turn: Food can be fun
• Ticket feature: Events center hosting mounted shooting competition
• Press problems will delay Thursday newspaper delivery
• Reader submitted content: Local teachers recognized at state convention
• Fence work turns into fishing trip
• Pizza restaurant reopening
• ENMU wins bid for solar energy project
• Police blotter — Oct. 13
• My turn: Tex-Mex best of both worlds
• Wednesday morning briefing: Report cards, calendars and a poet in prison
• Press release: Southwest Premiere of Bless Me, Ultima Coming To Clovis
• Attorney general debate set at ENMU
• Tuesday morning briefing: Zoo video and pro player from Muleshoe talks baseball
• Press release: Portales MainStreet hosts October fest
• Press release: Trick or treating to remain on Oct. 31st
• Press release: City ARRA project construction completed
• Self-driving cars offers chance for productivity
• Elida school news — Oct. 12
• Dora school news — Oct. 12
• My turn: Hunting class registration available online
• Donaldson delights in debate
• Monday morning briefing: Classes canceled, a can of nuts and a prize president
• Congressional candidates talk immigration, taxes
• Attorney general candidates to debate
• Candidate profiles: Public Regulation Commission
• My turn: Politics hinder war success
• Peanut Valley Festival upcoming
• Controlled burns scheduled
• Volunteer profile: David McDowell
• Police blotter — Oct. 10
• Grant McGee: Bodies shared with bacteria
• In search of ponies: Co-worker explains dressing up pet
• Hotel California to perform Saturday
• Prep football scoreboard — Oct. 8
• Portales school news
• Friday morning briefing: Joe's on TV, such a deal and blame the cow
• Dairy Farmers of America plan for future
• Traffic light to go up soon
• Bishop talks spirituality in today's world
• My turn: Friendly text message can make a difference
• Second graders learn about fire safety firsthand
• Thursday morning briefing: Hot days and root beer discussions
• My Turn: Chef offers cooking advice
• Debate organizers seeking questions from voters
• Volunteer support valuable
• Wednesday morning briefing: Pictures, pans and tough materials
• New activities scheduled for homecoming week
• It's their business: The Main Place/Webb Direct 2U
• My turn: Holiday takes on different meaning
• Meetings watch: Roosevelt County Commission — Oct. 6
• No ‘whining about wine’ for me
• It's their job: Tish Gossett
• School board meets in closed session
• Tuesday morning briefing: Baseball, teachers day and cooler weather
• Monday morning briefing: Chiefs alone, Commander's Call and rich pitches
• Voting season starts Tuesday
• Air Force to hold public scoping meetings
• My turn: Cooler weather makes hiking more appealing
• Oct. 5, 2010 Elida School News
• Officials optimistic about pro baseball for Clovis
• My turn: Wendel's laws may not be passed
• Principles more important than sympathy
• Weekly update: County fair queen earns state fair honor
• Volunteer profile: Gail Cissell
• Area 4-H clubs seeking members
• Firefighters contain hay fire
• Friday morning briefing: Colleges, (Hotel) California and campaign contributors
• Celebrity chef stops in Portales
• Clovis family loses home, possessions in fire
• Inmate hospitalized after attempted suicide
• In search of ponies: Readers share pet stories
• Clovis mom charged with child abuse
• Grant McGee: A lesson in forgiving and forgetting
• Prep football scoreboard — Oct. 1
• Portales school news
• Meetings watch: Eastern NM water authority
• Portales police receive grant
• My turn: ENMU performances always a delight
• Run to God’s wings
• Jury hands down guilty verdict in 1993 slaying
• DoD awards local construction company contract
• Comic changes coming
• ENMU awarded grant for role as Hispanic-serving institution
• Man found guilty in 1993 shooting death
• Thursday morning briefing: Babe Ruth, ENMU enrollment and Eagle Discount Cards
• My Turn: Dish with chicken, wine, mushrooms savory
• Area farmers expect strong milo crop
• West Nile virus case confirmed in Curry County
• Air Force extends comment period
• Wednesday morning briefing: Call for volunteers, cornbread tips and a reporter gets out of jail
• Press release: USAF Extends Initial Public Scoping Period on Low Altitude Tactical Navigation Area P
• Obama visit felt like a New Mexico campaign stop
• My turn: Siblings priceless
• ENMU briefs — Sept. 29
• Trial for 1993 slaying begins
• Church profile: Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses
• EPCOG approves policy updates
• Tuesday morning briefing: Coat call, holiday seasons and the last .400 hitter
• Monday morning briefing: A big winner, 4-H and Facebook
• State delegation urges more time for flyover debate
• Commissioners approve water tank bid
• My turn: Decoys help catch poachers
• Elida school news — Sept. 28
• Dora school news — Sept. 28
• It's their job: Jerry Garcia
• Joint Land Use committee addresses wind turbines
• Press release: NM officials say more time needed for public comments on low altitude training flight
• A week for spirit
• EPCOG to hold special meeting
• My Turn: Oldies acts still impressive
• ENMU honors alumni at homecoming breakfast
• Sometimes food bites back
• Pajama fashion statement not for me
• Meetings watch: ENMU board of regents
• Prep football scoreboard — Sept. 24
• My turn: Song lets me know I’m not alone
• Friday morning briefing: Big weekend, homecoming details and the first top court
• ENMU continues celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month
• Press releases: USDA Grants for Rural Community Development in District Available
• Farmers see abundant cotton yields
• Joint Land Use Study Policy Committee to meet on Monday
• Former Cannon operations commander promoted to Air Force vice chief of staff
• Trade fear for faith
• New phone system will give notice of offender's status
• ENMU homecoming adds new events
• My Turn: Plum sauce has many uses
• Thursday morning briefing: Ethnic fair needs help and Billy the Kid busted
• Ticket feature: Cannon, ethnic fair hosting car shows
• Former ENMU student body president dies in rollover
• Press release: ENMU presenting foundation and alumni awards during homecoming
• Meetings Watch: Sept. 21, 2010 Roosevelt County Commission
• Baskett released by Eagles
• Tuesday morning briefing: The end of summer and Benedict Arnold
• Elida school news — Sept. 21
• Making friends gets harder as we get older
• My turn: New red light another chance to rest
• Transferability comes with ease
• Clovis zoo hoping to land mate for giraffe
• Floyd grad starts mission to help needy with transportation
• Meetings watch: Roosevelt General Hospital Board
• Wednesday morning briefing: Quilting coming and football talk
• In tribute: Farmer remembered as family man
• Roosevelt County native competing for state fair queen
• My Turn: Websites offer fishing tips
• Some doubt efficacy of traffic lights
• PJHS news — Sept. 21
• Monday morning briefing: Hispanic heritage month and the first Make a Wish dinner
• Sept. 19 — Weekly update
• Sept. 19 Police blotter
• In Search of Ponies: Animal language simple
• Grant McGee: Friend more like brother than pal
• Class of '57 reunites at Yam Theater
• Volunteer profile: Dave Russell
• My turn: Compassion is real issue at hand
• Two charged in Muleshoe killing
• Temporary traffic light confirmed
• Two arrested on drug charges
• Fires gut police cars in storage
• Student group protesting candidate visit
• Prep football scoreboard, Sept. 17
• Portales scores above state average on ACT test
• Housing forum attendees say more rentals needed
• Friday morning briefing: Art treasures, school's out and the bloodiest battle
• Press release: Udall urges troops and veterans to claim stop loss compensation
• My turn: Brooks delivers surprise of a lifetime
• Lopez withdraws from magistrate judge race
• Author to speak at church via satellite
• ENMU to receive funding for Hispanics
• Thursday morning briefing: Baking tips, women's sports and a on-air psychologist
• Department of Justice awards regional agency $488,000 grant
• Press release: Bingaman: N.M. universities receive grants to support Hispanic students
• Corn silage harvest yields varying for farmers
• Wednesday morning briefing: School's out and celebrating families
• My Turn: Watermelon not for me
• Class of 1960 reuniting
• My turn: Remembering names not my game
• Listen to your inner cricket
• Portales woman charged with child abuse in connection with crash
• ENMU briefs — Sept. 15
• Forum will focus on area housing needs
• Xcel coal plant wins award
• It's their job: Erin Goslin
• Meetings watch: Board of Education
• Tuesday morning briefing: Early voting and discounted child care
• PJHS news — Sept. 14
• Elida school news — Sept. 14
• Monday morning briefing: Farewells and cash for CCC
• My turn: There's more than one way to fish
• Dora school news — Sept. 14
• Concert mix of country, rock ‘n’ roll performances
• My turn: Sympathy needed for invisible obstacles
• Air Force seeks input on training area
• Sister shares brother’s story in majors
• Portales ceremony commemorates 9/11
• McGee: Where were you on 9/11?
• In search of ponies: Sometimes dreams come true
• Closing arguments expected Monday in Tucumcari attempted murder trial
• Udall staff member holding office hours
• Prep football scoreboard — Sept. 10
• Starship kicks off music festival
• Friday morning briefing: Little rock stars, limited lunch and an Oscar
• Press release: ENMU dining hall to have planned power outage on Sunday
• Registration open for hunter course
• 9/11 memorial set for Friday
• My turn: Drug abuse serious issue
• Thursday morning briefing: Remembering heroes and hot bikes
• Local pharmacy takes steps to prevent thefts, robberies
• Press release: Portales MainStreet program granted $10,000 from Xcel Energy Foundation
• Ticket feature: Motorcycle rally to complement music festival
• Banana sticks messy but tasty
• Curry Road R discussed at Joint Land Use meeting
• Portales men sentenced for sex offenses
• Wednesday morning briefing: Old time rock and a presidential pardon
• Church profile: Fellowship Baptist Church
• Meetings watch: City council
• My turn: Carp can be hostile to humans
• It's their job: Alex Wynn
• Tuesday morning briefing: A hero run, fiesta time and Uncle Sam
• Press release: Portales man sentenced to 12 years for sex offenses
• Press release: Maple Street construction project begins this week
• My turn: Blessings come in many forms
• Meetings watch: Roosevelt County Commission — Sept. 6
• Maple Street drainage project begins this week
• Sept. 7 Public record
• Sept. 7 Elida news
• Sept. 7 PJHS news
• Housing forum planned
• Monday morning briefing: Video games and dog gone shirts
• ENMU sets record for enrollment
• Sept. 5 Police blotter
• Governor talks Ute project, Tres Amigas plans
• Labor Day closings
• My turn: Words can be excessive
• Elida, Texico come to agreement with state
• Press release: ENMU's Enrollment Surpasses 5,000 for First Time
• Fall colors
• Volunteer profile: Ed and Pat Watson
• McGee: Corrections officers deserve salute
• Land use committee meeting Wednesday
• Labor Day closings
• Refugee adoption follows mower incident
• Prep football scoreboard — Sept. 3
• Friday morning briefing: Loose change needed, catfish abound and a revolution
• Press release: USAF proposes low altitude tactical training area
• Thursday morning briefing: Just for kicks, sneak peaks and money machines
• Labor Day closings
• State police conducting safety operations Labor Day weekend
• God performs miracles every day
• My turn: Kind of a snow news day
• Baxter Black: Work ethic backbone of America
• Residents voice emissions regulation opposition
• Governor believes Cannon in 'good shape' for next BRAC
• My turn: In need of better Band-Aids
• Coffee staple in cowboy life
• Police blotter — Sept. 2
• Elida, Texico face loss of grant money
• Ticket feature: Bobby Vee returning to Clovis Music Festival
• Melrose breaks ground on clinic
• Church profile: Eastern New Mexico University Presbyterian Campus House
• Wednesday morning briefing: 3-on-3, a job fair and air bags
• Residents express concern over wind turbines
• Polls show King leading attorney general race
• It's their job: Aaron Evans
• Tuesday morning briefing: A winner, local 4-H hall of famers and the death of a princess
• My Turn: Favorite book being made into movie
• Another inbox out of my life
• ENMU briefs — Sept. 1
• Weather hampers fair's bottom line
• Military feature: Base offers cooking demonstrations
• Poll shows King with 15-point lead over Chandler
• Children take spotlight at fair
• My turn: Game and Fish offers hunting tips
• PJHS news — Aug. 31
• Elida school news — Aug. 31
• Monday morning briefing: Meet the governor, football and kitchen tips
• Police blotter — Aug. 29
• Public record — Aug. 29
• Coach Roanhaus wins 300th
• Roosevelt County junior livestock sale numbers up
• Comfortable cows important to dairy owners
• Higher education master plan up for discussion at town hall meetings
• Emissions program hearing set for Thursday
• Second Stripes store location planned for November
• My Turn: Updating Lennon's lyrics
• Longtime Roosevelt County residents honored
• Texico student elected to state 4-H position
• McGee: I'm OK with going global
• In search of ponies: Animal 'collecting' takes balance
• Curry inmate released despite immigration hold
• Prep football scoreboard — Aug. 27
• Friday morning briefing: Performance horses, step back in time and Hepburn's debut
• My turn: Local leaders saddle up
• Commission to discuss extending water rights
• Thursday morning briefing: Cannon, water fights and who's on first
• Ticket feature: Pop musician Brian Hyland to perform at Clovis Music Festival
• Rainfall always cause for celebration
• Church profile: Trinity Assembly of God
• Wednesday morning briefing: Video games, fire rules and a good play, Charlie Brown
• Magician to perform at ENMU
• My turn: Pie baking not exact science
• Melrose couple wins $50,000 lottery
• City officials: Report confirms need for new water supply
• Blaming the victim? Poll-lease
• My turn: Old shoes didn't make the cut
• ENMU brief — Aug. 25
• ENMU offering youth choirs through outreach program
• Judge orders teen shooting suspect held
• County fair kicks off with entry day
• It's their job: Ken O'Neal
• Tuesday morning briefing: Middle school at issue and a Beatles killer
• Aug. 24 — Elida news
• Aug. 24 — Police blotter
• Joint Land Use Committee to present proposals to public
• Monday morning briefing: Parents night, horse news and seeing the world
• Annual fair kicks off Monday
• My turn: Better to be prepared
• Aug. 24 — Dora news
• Aug. 24 — PJHS news
• Volunteer profile: Mildred Danforth
• Aug. 22 — Weekly update
• My turn: Choose words wisely
• Livestock sale nets $286,000
• 'Blowing up' happens to everyone
• Student facing felony charge for bringing knife to school
• City donates drug-sniffing dog
• Free outdoor expo being held
• Friday morning briefing: Checkpoints, video games and kickoff time
• Nursing program receives state grant
• County fair contests not all about winning
• Curry County Fair features five concerts
• Thursday morning briefing: Hearings, back to school and a new sports site
• My turn: News broadcast crazy behind scenes
• Man shot in Dora dies at Lubbock hospital
• Press release: Portales schools phone system down
• Hobo stew brings people together
• Portales man arrested for kidnapping
• Meetings watch: Portales City Council
• Church profile: Church of Christ Student Center
• Meetings watch: Roosevelt General Hospital Board
• Thursday morning briefing: Jokes, dorm life and activity groups
• Congress should consider downsizing their pensions
• Meetings watch: Roosevelt County Commission
• My Turn: Teacher helps shy child blossom
• It's their job: Michael Terry
• Tuesday morning briefing: Fair time and baseball greats
• My turn: Teachers stil memorable
• Meetings watch: Roosevelt County Commission
• ENMU briefs — Aug. 18
• Cannon land use study meeting Monday
• Lujan staff in town Thursday
• Portales holding kickball tournament
• Band tuning up for season
• My turn: Puddle fishing reels in surprise
• High heat setting records
• MainStreet program receives recognition
• Press release: Portales MainStreet wins award
• Monday morning briefing: Fair time and Portales by the numbers
• Study: Urban prairie dogs at risk
• Bingaman discusses upcoming goals
• My turn: Embellishing inherited trait
• Weekly update — Aug. 15
• Students get settled it
• Son donating kidney to save father's life
• IRS letter causes panic
• Rats rescued from food chain
• Police investigate death in Muleshoe
• Dora shooting victim still critical
• Friday morning briefing: Insects, hot cars and habitat stamps
• Sorghum technology interests area growers
• My turn: Creativity has no boundaries
• Clovis woman sentenced in stabbing
• Embezzlement sentence upheld
• Ag research on display at annual Field Day
• Sheriff's office investigating shooting in Dora
• Thursday morning briefing: Bingaman video, back to school and The Golden Bear
• Melrose clinic groundbreaking set for September
• Public record — Aug. 12
• Hand-free device better on animals
• Church profile: Iglesia Evangelica Church of God
• Wednesday morning briefing: Youth hunting, fine arts and American Graffiti
• Wild west comedy show featured at fair
• Adding flair to cheese sandwich simple
• Sen. Bingaman confident of Obama re-election
• Casillas guilty on two counts of murder
• My turn: Football season has begun
• Aug. 11 — ENMU briefs
• Wayland joins Yellow Ribbon program
• Meetings watch: School board
• Tuesday morning briefing: Calling all bakers, barbecue foods and Portales online
• ENMU faculty offer tips for incoming freshmen
• Press release: City rescinds water alert
• Monday morning briefing: Test answers, Curry County info and Charlie Manson
• Aug. 10 — Dora school news
• My turn: Yep, I'm a tree hugger
• City removes water alert
• Ute water authority to meet, discuss selling shares
• It's their job: Sharon Hooper
• My turn: A few nuggets of Texan philosophy
• Aug. 8 — Weekly update
• Volunteer profile: Melba and Carl Britton
• Artesia police investigating Portales grad's homicide
• Police blotter — Aug. 6
• My turn: Exercise with caution
• Friday morning briefing: Tax free weekend, weed search and sign of the times
• Press release: Rep. Lujan Visits to Clovis, Tucumcari revised
• Diapers part of raising kids
• Casillas trial breaks until next week
• In search of ponies: Primal instincts should not shock us
• Pump malfunction forces water restrictions
• Water restrictions will likely be lifted Monday
• City cracking down on overgrown weeds
• Sandwich that doubles as dessert
• Ticket feature: 42 tournament set in Texico
• Thursday morning briefing: Win an mp3 player and cheese measured by the millions of pounds
• Press release: City requires mandatory water rationing

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