Tucumcari, NM News

• Tucumcari, NM News
• Governor campaigns for Spears in Tucumcari
• Candidates discuss issues at EPCOG forum
• Governor, DA uninjured in plane mishap
• Animal hospital fire declared suspicious
• San Jon schools graduates a small yet proud class for 2012.
• Five staff members set to retire from Logan schools
• Safety tips taught to Elementary students
• Harden speaks out on Senate race
• A world of adventure at their fingertips
• Sands-Dorsey building collapses under fire
• The prettiest eyesores you've ever seen
• Every turkey has their day
• Candidates discuss issues, goals
• New primary care clinic to host open house
• The road warriors
• Food for thought
• Who was that masked man
• Tucumcari officer resigns
• Tucumcari Police officer resigns
• Eyes on the Sky
• Water authority hires law firm
• Local history shared by residents
• Everybody knows Ralph Garcia
• Fire destroys Tucumcari probation office
• Home, sweet home
• Community development doesn't just happen
• Too much rush, not enough picture taking
• Trip to canyons refreshing
• Too quiet on the Westerner front
• Tornado prompted emergency upgrades
• Cannon Air Force Base lieutenant missing
• Clovis couple wins lottery prize
• Base will be adding one aircraft per month, official says
• Our people —March 21
• Honor rolls — March 21
• Seek God’s guidance before springing to action
• School menus — March 21
• Silent auction added to shrimp boil
• District attorney declines re-election
• County changing polling venues
• Web page, other changes coming Monday
• Four spots up for election in county government
• Jesus allows joining into family of God
• Mesalands students pour 5,600 pounds of iron at event
• Filing date set for Quay County elections
• Dealership donating to youth baseball program
• School menus — March 14
• On the shelves — March 14
• College hosting dodgeball tourney
• Efforts wasted with daylight savings time
• NRA banquet set
• Senior menus — March 14
• Ministry moves location
• Senior Olympics play day set
• Man facing felony charge
• Wilson talks issues during Tucumcari visit
• Logan senior awarded scholarship
• Police blotter — March 7
• Our page — March 7
• God gives cause to leap for joy
• New administrator joins Dan C. Trigg hospital
• Trip to canyons refreshing
• Candidate Q&A: Howard D. Littell
• Candidate Q&A: Agnes Arellano
• Candidate Q&A: Amy J. Gutierrez
• Candidate Q&A: Jimmy Sandoval
• Bataan death march survivors dwindling
• Our page — Feb. 29
• God gives us ability to pursue desires
• Mesalands hosting iron pour course
• Woods plans senate run
• Senior menus — Feb. 29
• Roch announces re-election plans
• Residents share history
• On the shelves — Feb. 29
• Police blotter — Feb. 29
• Two arrested on I-40 near Tucumcari for possession of 24 pounds of Marijuana
• Postal revisions will eliminate two positions and delay delivery
• Longhorns advance to District 3 1A title game
• Fishing report— Feb. 22
• Lawmakers pleased with budget, less so with other issues
• Sen. Harden announces plans to retire
• Governor picks Tucumcari fire chief for Fire Protection Grant Council
• Courthouse holds memories of home
• THS junior claims state wrestling title
• School menus — Feb. 22
• On the shelves — Feb. 22
• Police blotter — Feb. 22
• Our hairs are numbered
• Press release: Sen. Harden announces retirement
• Senior menus — Feb. 15
• School menus — Feb. 15
• Co-worker known for dedication, service
• Puppet theater group raises awareness for insomnia
• DAR honors students
• Obama budget allocating funds for Ute pipeline project
• House schools host FFA contests for District IV
• Courthouse funds up for approval
• District 3 city commissioner candidates Q&A
• Money for Ute pipeline project allocated in Obama budget
• Ultimate love comes from God
• Family shares history
• Police blotter — Feb. 15
• Police: Ice cause of fatal crash
• Ute water project receives $1 million
• Cultivate relationships with other Christians
• Honor rolls — Feb. 8
• Our page — Feb. 8
• Extension hosting cooking class for blood sugar control
• Super Bowl ads not so ‘super’
• VFW auxiliary president visits Tucumcari as part of national tour
• Yearbook staffers win awards
• Mesalands students earn scholarships to four-year schools
• Friends make life pleasant and enjoyable
• Senior menus — Feb. 8
• Police blotter — Feb. 8
• Funeral and services
• Quay County Sun sold
• Newspaper history
• Steak dinner benefit set
• County commission meeting venue moved
• Logan schools holding work session
• Absentee voting continues until March 2
• School menus — Feb. 1
• God will help untangle our lives
• Senior menus — Feb. 1
• Hard to ignore new dog’s antics
• Portales, Clovis, Tucumcari papers sold
• State auditor calls for Patrick Lyons resignation at PRC
• Press release: Roch bill gives tax break to retired military
• Honor rolls — Jan. 25
• God gives us the desires of our hearts
• Soccer league registration up
• County extension hosting seminar
• Mesalands receives donation of equipment
• Muddy vehicles point of pride
• Fans showed poor sportsmanship
• Senior menus — Jan. 25
• School menus — Jan. 25
• Police blotter — Jan. 25
• Longhorns upset Rattlers for homecoming
• Suspects in Quay County kidnapping and slaying to plea guilty
• Mesalands awarded grant for adult education program
• Legislative tidbits — Jan. 18
• Lawmakers plan for Lujan absence
• Crisis reveals faith needs more work
• Community briefs — Jan. 18
• Honor rolls — Jan. 18
• On the shelves — Jan. 18
• Senior menus — Jan. 18
• Longtime resident contributed much to community
• School menus — Jan. 18
• Text of Gov. Susana Martinez' state of the state address
• Our page — Jan. 11
• Local officials seek more information on state's grading process
• Seniors — Jan. 11
• School menus — Jan. 11
• Author tells landmarks’ stories
• Candidate filings
• Mesalands wind energy program among award finalists
• Courteous driver may have learned hard lesson
• Police blotter — Jan. 11
• Region expecting 1-3 inches of snow
• Clovis Mayor calls for cooperation on pipeline project
• Senior fitness program expanding
• Redistricting shuffles state lawmakers
• Year in review
• Mesalands Community College dean's list
• Senior menus — Jan. 4
• School menus — Jan. 4
• New year opportunity for fresh start
• Celebrations planned for state’s centennial anniversary
• Police blotter — Jan. 4
• Group seeks to amend Ute Lake policies
• Our page — Dec. 28
• College trustee honored
• Warmer weather predicted
• Letter to the editor: Voter fraud fabricated issue
• Don’t let time fly before receiving God’s grace
• Penmanship fading art form
• Police blotter — Dec. 28
• Blizzard-like conditions expected for area
• Holiday closings
• Storm strands motorists
• Police blotter — Dec. 21
• On the shelves — Dec. 21
• Christmas celebrations stay the same
• Don’t have to wait until Christmas to share
• Better to do holiday shopping early
• Westward expansion focus of book
• Snow forces closure of U.S. Highway 54
• Landowner's associations discuss wind energy
• Portales says yes to Sunday alcohol sales
• New Ute water project program manager in place
• Senior menus — Dec. 14
• On the shelves — Dec. 14
• Education officials visit Mesalands
• Jesus’ birth beginning of fulfillment of God’s plan
• State well prepared to join union
• Police 'close' to arrest on counterfeit money incidents
• Police blotter — Dec. 14
• Animal control officer honored
• City takes first step to lower water rates
• Additional snow fall expected across the Quay County
• Christmas time for embracing unbelieveable, impossible
• Extension agent reports busy year
• Light contest registration on
• Parade of lights set
• On the shelves — Dec. 7
• Senior menus — Dec. 7
• School menus — Dec. 7
• Politics picked up as statehood neared
• Police blotter — Dec. 7
• Area schools to delay classes
• Mayor reveals battle with brain cancer
• Snow expected tonight, Monday
• Heavy snow fall expected in Quay County
• Half-foot of snow expected this weekend
• Our page — Nov. 30
• Jesus real reason for being good
• Police: Burglaries on rise
• Commissioners discuss redistricting, water rates
• Railroad facilitated growth in Tucumcari
• Senior menus — Nov. 30
• Police blotter — Nov. 30
• 4-H Year End and Hall of Fame awards
• Our page — Nov. 23
• School menus — Nov. 23
• Senior menus — Nov. 23
• Holiday closings — Nov. 23
• On the shelves — Nov. 23
• Friends one reason to give thanks
• There is always something for which to give thanks
• Community invited to lighting
• Coyote calling contest planned
• Parent committee meeting set
• Verhines suggests Ute project manager
• Tucumcari Train Depot dedication included a Union Pacific steam locomotive
• Pecan Treasures Bake Off Dec. 9
• Lady Rattlers basketball season starts Saturday
• Rollover claims life of 72 year old resident of House
• House resident killed in single vehicle accident
• Our page — Nov. 16
• Local groups take part in Veterans Day ceremonies
• Officials celebrate completion of facility
• Weekend turkey meals might have spurred vendetta
• Mesalands selects artists to create wind center sculpture
• Post officers were centers of activity
• Easy to overlook things for which to be grateful
• Police blotter — Nov. 16
• Three arrested after high-speed pursuit
• Press release: Three arrested after pursuit on I-40 East of Tucumcari
• Lions overpower Rattlers 47-0
• Memorial planned Monday to honor life of Quay County Family Health Center's Medical Director
• Quay County Family Health Center Mourns Loss of Richard Gritzmacher, M.D., M.P.H.
• Icy roads contribute to fatal accident on I-40
• Our page — Oct. 26
• No excuse not to seek spiritual knowledge
• Honor rolls — Oct. 26
• Spotty snowfall predicted for region
• Tucumcari still friendly, welcoming community
• County awarded grant to increase health care access
• Police blotter — Oct. 26
• Water rate hike to be discussed
• Rattlers angling for second place
• Logan schools smart phone program worries parent
• Rattlers to take on Wolverines
• Rattlers lose 28-7 to visiting Wolverines
• Logan schools locked down
• Our page — Oct. 19
• School menus — Oct. 19
• On the shelves — Oct. 19
• Leaders prepared town to be part of state
• Police blotter — Oct. 19
• Rattlers Rout Yellowjackets 49-7
• Sumner Lake officials prohibits boating
• Planes fill skies over Tucumcari
• Steve Jobs revolutionized industry
• Dinosaur museum offering free admission
• Directories shed light on past
• Community briefs — Oct. 12
• Police blotter — Oct. 12
• Tucumcari police officer resigns
• New system will alert residents about severe weather and disasters
• Lady Rattlers fall in three sets
• Udall visits county
• Our page — Oct. 5
• Sins will eventually catch up with us unless we clear them with God
• DAR celebrates constitution week
• Elks announce cerebral palsy program
• Xcel donates wind energy scholarship
• Police blotter — Oct. 5
• Early residents eager to settle in state
• Tucumcari city manager fired
• State centennial celebration kicks off in Tucumcari
• On the shelves — Sept. 28
• Police blotter — Sept. 28
• Rep Roch: H.B. 39 ‘disastrous’
• Current, former officials among finalists for Lincoln County manager post
• Elk's Lodge honors teen
• Citizens Bank adds senior vice president to local branch
• Clearing emotions of 'junk' also important
• Biographies reveal proud history
• Rose and Sutherland named as finalist for Lincoln County Mangager
• Longhorns lose 52-26 to the Mustangs
• School menus — Sept. 21
• Mesalands team sets new record
• Company donates resources to youth football league
• Senior menus — Sept. 21
• Birth — Sept. 21
• Be careful to bear fruit of righteousness
• Police blotter — Sept. 21
• Tucumcari restaurant owners win award
• Tucumcari, San Jon hit road
• Proposed Legislative redistricting will split Quay County
• Rattlers 2-1 after loss to Farwell Steers
• Headstone for soldier placed
• Press release: Listeria outbreak tracked to at least one Colorado grower
• Don’t leave life to fate, rely on God
• Family medicine specialist joins Dan C. Trigg Memorial Hospital
• Mesalands community gather for convocation
• License application window closed
• Police blotter — Sept. 14
• House FFA students top Ag Sales contest
• School menus — Sept. 7
• Court halts license process
• Sharing stories family tradition
• New dog digs niche in my heart
• Even meager contributions make a difference
• Tucumcari woman sentenced for bank robbery
• Police blotter — Sept. 7
• Rattlers rout Colts 55-7
• Senior menus — Aug. 31
• Our page — Aug. 31
• Recent calamities reminder to prepare for end
• Deadline for racing license extended
• Living through past gives hope
• Police blotter — Aug. 31
• State officers credited with rescue
• Racing commission extends license application deadline
• Rattlers beat Bears in season opener
• Racino application deadline extended
• Dinosaur museum director selected
• Book signing, concert tour stop in Tucumcari
• Our page — Aug. 24
• Postcard gives peek into town’s history
• On the shelves — Aug. 24
• Senior menus — Aug. 24
• School menus — Aug. 24
• Mind should focus on positive to transcend trials
• Police blotter — Aug. 24
• Back to School for Tucumcari - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Tucumcari man found unfit for trial
• Xcel customers asked to conserve power until 8 p.m.
• Our page — Aug. 17
• On the shelves — Aug. 17
• Quay County Fair results
• Pet made special memories
• Police blotter — Aug. 17
• Parents, students cope with first day of school
• Field Day focuses on water
• Jones bound over to district court
• Rattlers come home: Tucumcari High School reunion draws 500 alumni
• Tiger cub donated to Clovis zoo
• Conservation program policies modified
• Our page — Aug. 10
• Committee tasked to develop youth, community activities
• Groundbreaking marks step beyond discussion for Ute pipeline
• Better to look forward to future
• Easy to be ourselves around other rattlers
• Senior menus — Aug. 10
• Police blotter — Aug. 10
• Michigan family reunites with dog after yearlong separation
• God knows what’s in our best interest
• Pacheco homicide suspect released from jail, awaits court date
• Our page — August 3
• 4-H Rodeo results
• Back-to-back Super Bowl victories hard
• Martinez pushes license change
• Police seeking sixth suspect in slaying of Shirley Pacheco
• Former Mesalands student sets rodeo record
• County fair offers variety of exhibits, contests
• Reunion chance to renew friendships
• 2011 Rattle Reunion schedule
• Senior menus — August 3
• Madonda arraigned in Tucumcari
• Q&A: Heather Wilson, senatorial candidate
• 20-year-old charged in Pacheco homicide (Updated)
• Quay County rancher, 70, tops senior pro rodeo rankings
• Teen qualifies for horse show
• Sports physicals scheduled
• Prepare for best when it comes to eternity
• our page — July 27
• Legal fair planned in Santa Rosa
• Community calendar — July 27
• Keeping word admirable quality even in dreams
• Logan school supplies list
• Senior menus — July 27
• Police blotter — July 27
• Outwitting new dog tricky task
• Residents present petition to city commission
• Press release: Four arrested in Tucumcari homicide
• Two Quay County schools miss AYP mark
• Ourpage — July 20
• More than 45 horses, burros put up for adoption
• College’s growth follows strategic plan
• Office lizard was a very good listener
• Racino application to be sent
• Community calendar — July 20
• Cousin’s visit provides boost for mind
• On the shelves — July 20
• Community briefs — July 20
• Quay County 4-H rodeo draws 57 riders
• Xcel to build back up power station north of Tucumcari.
• Person of interest arrested in Tucumcari
• Our page — July 13
• Meetings watch: Rural development interim committee
• Police blotter — July 13
• Storm brings rain to area
• Wildfire burning in western Quay County
• College gears up for future
• Nature of Nara Visa shooting uncertain
• Blotter — July 7
• Police continue to investigate Nara Visa shooting death
• State police identify Nara Visa shooting death victim
• New state laws benefit veterans
• BLM wild horse, burro adoption coming to Clovis
• Blotter — June 29
• City officials look to save cash
• Officials urge caution with fireworks
• Finally rain but no more in sight anytime soon (updated)
• Press release: Complaints against police ruled public records
• Mounted Patrol to celebrate birthday
• Blotter — June 22
• School board talks health class, remodeling
• Fire deals emotional blow to father, son
• Publisher: Newspaper thieves can expect prosecution
• Weekend fires sweep county
• Highway 469 reopens
• Power restored in Tucumcari after wildfire damage
• Fire burns 25,000 acres
• Fire claims home, officials unsure of cause
• Officials: Do not move mussels
• Blotter — June 15
• Commissioners talk bank building purchase
• La Nina drought continues
• Conchas residents discuss county police schedule
• Press release: USDA designates local counties disaster areas
• Well water woes reflect dought conditions
• Blotter — June 8
• Smoke may continue to bellow
• Frost: La Mesa injuction "desperate"
• Press release: La Mesa requests injunction to stop racing commission
• Quay County honors veterans
• Blotter — June 1
• No Memorial Day weekend DWIs for Quay County
• Press release: Possible infestation closes Sumner Lake to boating
• Blotter - May 25
• Davises escape Missouri tornado
• Pipeline project pondered
• Trujillo settles with district for $28,000
• Art show brings diverse crowd
• Former Tucumcari Student gets book published
• Online program gives second chance
• Volunteers beautify city
• Blotter — May 18
• School administrators hold meeting with Lambert
• San Jon 19-year-old dies in rollover after chase
• Racing commission to accept applications
• Great American Cleanup sweeps city
• Hog diseases decline
• Blotter — May 11
• Arch Hurley increases assessment fees
• White: Voting may change
• Tucumcari woman facing burglary charge
• Locals speculate on Bin Laden
• Blotter — May 4
• City commissioners consider cuts
• Tucumcari Schools cited for compliance issues
• Earth Day program brings 600 students
• Officials investigate suspicious fire
• Blotter — April 27
• Vargas to take anger management classes
• Wastewater facility nears completion
• DWIs rise slightly
• Q&A: Tamy Willard, rescue volunteer
• Blotter — April 20
• Chuckwagon cookoff draws crowd to Logan
• Linda Lambert placed on paid leave
• Arch Hurley board allows absentee voting
• Blotter — April 13
• Governor recounts lessons learned to Clovis crowd
• Q&A with Gov. Susana Martinez
• Agency rules retaliation claim has merit
• Raymond Mondragon named to EPCOG post
• Man charged in Tucumcari killings wanted for two slayings in Ohio
• Madonda to stand trial in Tucumcari
• County unemployment rate above national, state averages
• Transmission lines, regulation discussed at luncheon
• Emergency crews respond to fire
• Mildred Lovato named next Mesalands president
• Blotter — April 6
• Police affidavit: Madonda was staying in hotel
• Police: Shooting suspect arrested in Texas
• Press release: SE region has poorest health in New Mexico
• Tucumcari Schools settles out of court
• Police blotter — March 30
• Press release: Person of interest sought in double homicide
• Press release: Tucumcari deaths ruled homicide
• Police suspect foul play in motel deaths
• Racing commission members come from various backgrounds
• Governor appoints new racing commission members
• Blotter — March 23
• Dennis Roch visits Tucumcari
• Rattlers open weekend tournament with a win
• Census shows increases in Clovis, Portales; declines for Tucumcari
• Mesalands candidates narrowed to final four
• City commissioners table tax proposals
• Police blotter — March 16
• Quay County population continues decline
• San Jon rally falls short in Class B boys title game
• State basketball: Rattlers and Coyotes advance
• Iron pour brings diverse crowd to Mesalands
• Mesalands meets presidential hopeful
• Police blotter — March 9
• Q&A: Warren Frost, Quay County Gaming Authority director
• Officer arrested on assault charges
• Logan Family Practice has new doctor
• Streetman: College president search easier this time
• Blotter — March 2
• Xcel proposes rate increase
• Press release: Mesalands board holds presidential forums
• Racing license up for grabs
• Press release: $46 million for low income communities
• Fire hazardous weather warning
• Blotter — Feb. 23
• Q&A: Tim Bishop, coyote caller
• KENW-TV considers Spanish language broadcast
• District attorney: Police were justified in Gonzales shooting
• State police make marijuana bust
• Zumba gets Mesalands moving
• Victoria Martinez sends her family to Super Bowl
• Chamber, rotary members call shrimp boil successful
• City plays catch-up
• Police blotter — Feb. 16
• No fatalities after Jeep drives through beauty shop
• School cancellations
• Police blotter — Feb. 9
• Chamber, Rotary to host fundaiser
• Arch Hurley board applies for federal funds
• Press release: Mesalands reports enrollment increase
• Some Quay County offices stay open
• Dan C. Trigg emergency room floods
• Press Release: Gov. Martinez orders state offices closed Friday, Feb. 4.
• Hung jury in Martinez trial
• Tucumcari temperature hits near-record low
• Closure causes concern
• Police blotter — Feb. 2
• Agriculture seminar emphasizes food safety, disease prevention
• Rose: EPA may assist Sands Dorsey demolition
• Road condition websites
• Press release: Dan C. Trigg installs digital mammography unit
• DWI arrests continue downard trend
• Police blotter — Jan. 26
• Mesalands offers new courses
• Press release: State of the state text
• Phony letter concerning local schools debunked
• Tucumcari man indicted on child porn charges
• UNM agreement gives Mesalands undergraduate potential
• Estancia boys prevail in overtime
• Police blotter — Jan. 12
• Online comments changing format
• Voting opens for school board elections
• Dog investigation concludes
• Bill Curry becomes new Quay County commission chairman
• Logan School Board candidates weigh in on education
• Gas station project makes progress
• Quay fire spans 600-acre perimeter
• Press release: NMSU to host hay, forage conference
• Englishman writes novel set in Tucumcari
• Police blotter — Jan. 5
• Tucumcari tightens belt
• KENW-TV transmitter under repair
• Emergency departments work through holidays
• Press release: Cold weather means pruning time
• County officials preserve history with video kiosks
• Q&A: Brad Bryant, Quay County District 3 commissioner-elect
• Police blotter — Dec. 29
• Commissioner bids farewell
• Ex-Marine walking across America barefoot
• School board candidates announced
• Police blotter — Dec. 22
• Mesalands acquires Shanks collection
• Wheatland Extension Club holds final meeting
• Police blotter — Dec. 15
• John Sanchez visits Tucumcari
• Police confirm fatal rollover
• Mayor talks taxes at town hall meeting
• Officials investigate treatment of dog
• Police blotter — Dec. 8
• Officials eye racino developments
• Tucumcari man sentenced in bank robbery
• Q&A: Lance Labine, Dan C. Trigg Memorial Hospital administrator
• Peters has eye on Raton racino
• Bar set for Friday opening
• Holiday rituals under way
• Rattlers pursue continued success
• MainStreet depot project on track
• Shoppers brave cold for Black Friday sales
• County officials oppose low-altitude flights
• Logan resident celebrates 100th birthday
• Entrepeneur sees solar potential in Tucumcari
• San Jon dedicates veterans park
• Panel rejects Raton racino deal
• Local experts weigh in on holiday eating
• Raton may be back on track for racino
• Holiday cooking, travel presents hazards
• Two tax ordinances proposed at meeting
• Police blotter — Nov. 17
• Sands Dorsey building concerns officials
• Crashes raise safe driving concerns
• Mesalands board finalizes presidential profile
• FCCLA middle schoolers teach third graders
• Tucumcari, Santa Rosa compete for museum
• County completes canvassing
• Press release: Crash kills Oklahoma resident
• Martinez defeats Denish
• King wins attorney general race
• Commission discusses credit cards, demolition
• Mesalands Competes At NMSU
• Clerk: Voter turnout high
• Three bond issues OK’d
• Police blotter — Nov. 3
• Wisconsin woman killed in wreck near Logan
• Tucumcari school board holds closed meeting
• Police say I-40 fatality may have been intentional
• Cemetery conditions concern residents
• Candidate profiles: Governor
• Rattlers face rivals
• Tucumcari man killed in police standoff
• Area meteorologists expect milder conditions this winter
• Republican gubernatorial candidate makes campaign stop
• ADP involved in fatal shooting
• Football: Tucumcari heads to Texico
• 10-20 Police blotter
• 10-20 senior menu
• Shooting death leaves residents stunned
• Mesalands dedicates new wind center
• Secretary of state seeks re-election
• State senator runs for New Mexico secretary of state
• Tucumcari man killed in I-40 crash
• County commissioners suspend Ute Lake Ranch subdivision plat
• Press release: Southwest Premiere of Bless Me, Ultima Coming To Clovis
• Attorney general candidates discuss open government
• Candidate profiles: Public Regulation Commission
• Candidate profiles: Land Commission
• School menus — Oct. 6
• Fishing report — Oct. 6
• Senior menus — Oct. 6
• Mesalands dedicating new wind research center
• Agency rules sexual harassment case has merit
• Teams gear up for Friday football contests
• Police blotter — Oct. 6
• Community calendar — Oct. 6
• Local probation, parole office closing
• House Municipal Schools honor roll
• Earling voting begins
• Middle school students to teach nutrition to third-grade class
• State corrections department considers closing local probation office
• Frost says Tucumcari still has potential to build racino
• Logan man pitches in state championship
• Police blotter — Sept. 29
• Press release: Dinosaur museum letting in kids free
• School menus — Sept. 29
• Faking injury acceptable cheat
• Pro baseball commissioner eyes Clovis for team site
• Air Force extends comment period
• 4-H hosting archery shoot
• Community Calendar — Sept. 29
• Volunteers hatch revitilization plan
• Press release: USAF Extends Initial Public Scoping Period on Low Altitude Tactical Navigation Area P
• EPCOG meeting in Clovis
• Ingram given maximum allowed sentences
• Ingram found guilty on five felony counts
• Tucumcari soldier returns from Afghanistan
• Mesalands rodeo team sets record
• State gaming board works to reverse La Mesa license appeal
• Superstation builder urges landowners to act
• Curator says Triceratops here to stay
• Mesalands president sentenced
• Closing arguments expected Wednesday for Tucumcari man on trial for attempted murder
• Students get ready to rodeo
• Logan boy receives award for bravery
• Strong seniors stay fit this fall
• Sen. Udall staff member to meet with citizens
• Police blotter — Sept. 15
• Police blotter — Sept. 8
• Community calendar — Sept. 8
• Artist says work has spiritual theme
• Local agency to fund counseling services
• Obituaries — Sept. 8
• Otero girls celebrate birthdays
• Quay County 4-H member wins big at rodeo finals.
• Press release: ENMU's Enrollment Surpasses 5,000 for First Time
• Mesalands president found guilty of driving under influence
• DVDs to feature residents' photos, stories
• Traffic stop nets pot cache
• Officials to relocate playground equipment
• Community calendar — Sept. 1
• Fishing report — Sept. 1
• Hospital staffing top priority for new recruits
• Police make pot bust near Tucumcari
• Reports say drinking involved in fatal accident on Ute Lake
• Local officials hope for, expect extension of water fees
• Amarillo man's death is the second this summer at Ute Lake
• Work continues at high school
• Tucumcari joins MaintStreed group
• Police blotter — Aug. 25
• School menus — Aug. 25
• Senior menus — Aug. 25
• Gardening results worth effort
• Dog's bird obsession fascinating
• Fishing report — Aug. 25
• Community calendar — Aug. 25
• Four schools fail AYP
• Teacher remembered for helping with prank
• Community calendar
• Fishing report — Aug. 18
• Police blotter — Aug. 18
• Resort community to include 800 furnished homes
• Barry ushered growth at college
• Quay County Fair 2010 contest results
• Bingaman to visit Tucumcari and Clovis on Wednesday
• Area schools supplies list — Aug. 11
• Assistant superintendent: AYP distracting
• Our page — Aug. 11
• Crews completing work on Tucumcari High School
• Bingaman addresses local concerns
• Primrose: Mesalands president will be missed
• Press release: Mesalands president announces retirement
• Calendar — Aug. 11
• Senior menu - Aug. 11
• Looking back — Aug. 11
• School menu — Aug. 11
• Quay County Fair schedule
• On the shelves — Aug. 4
• Fishing report — Aug. 4s
• County fair nearing
• Bike run to benefit Toys for Tots
• Our page — Aug. 4
• Facebook essential for organizers
• 4-H rodeo results
• Senior Menu– Aug. 4
• Blotter–Aug.4
• Press release: Rep. Lujan Visits to Clovis, Tucumcari revised
• Hazelton Native Heads To Nationals
• Mesalands Rodeo Team Claims Eight Championships
• Mesalands Rodeo Team Members Earn National Standings
• Hazelton Native On Mesalands Community College Rodeo Team

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