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Published: Thursday June 01 2023
by: The Staff of The News
Monday's incident in which a Curry County Sheriff's deputy discharged his firearm began as a vehicle pursuit and ended in a foot pursuit, Sheriff Mike Reeves said Tuesday.
Published: Wednesday May 31 2023
by: David Stevens
Pages past, May 31: Heavy rains flood eastern New Mexico
On this date ... 1914: Portales wrapped up a record-setting month for rainfall that stands today. The city saw 12.67 inches of rain during May.
Published: Wednesday May 31 2023
by: Ron Warnick
Dog attack victim died from blood loss
TUCUMCARI -- A jogger encountered the pack of five dogs shortly before they fatally mauled a Tucumcari man in February, and two men approached the bloody scene when the victim still was alive.
Published: Tuesday May 30 2023
by: Landry Sena
Multiple ceremonies took place in Clovis and Portales on Memorial Day to honor those who paid the ultimate sacrifice. "This isn't simply a day off, this is a day to remember," Col.
Published: Tuesday May 30 2023
by: the Staff of The News
One dog-attack suspect enters not-guilty plea
One of the two suspects in a fatal dog-mauling case in Tucumcari pleaded not guilty to two felony charges in district court Wednesday.
Published: Tuesday May 30 2023
by: the Staff of The News
Wildcat alumni to be recognized at Hall of Honor
Four individuals are set to be recognized Saturday at this year’s Hall of Honor luncheon for Clovis Municipal Schools at the Clovis Civic Center.
Published: Tuesday May 30 2023
by: the Staff of The News
Children's business fair set for Saturday
Area youth will have the chance to test their entrepreneurial sense this Saturday for the Clovis Mainstreet Children’s Business Fair.
Published: Tuesday May 30 2023
by: the Staff of The News
The newly hired president of Eastern New Mexico University and chancellor of the ENMU System, James Johnston, spoke of how the university is growing and how he plans to continue.
Published: Tuesday May 30 2023
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Three die in shooting at motorcycle rally
RED RIVER -- Three people died and five others were hospitalized after a shooting involving two outlaw motorcycle gangs at a New Mexico rally, state police said.
Published: Tuesday May 30 2023
by: the Staff of The News
Solar projects approved in Curry and Roosevelt
The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission (PRC) has approved six potential solar community projects located in Curry and Roosevelt counties for the opportunity to build and operate their facilities.
Published: Tuesday May 30 2023
by: Grant McGee and Steve Hansen
Petition aims at preventing laws from taking effect
A Portales man is helping with a statewide petition drive aimed at preventing new laws from taking effect June 18. Logan Brown, a Portales High School science teacher and parent, said the petitions are targeting six different.
Published: Tuesday May 30 2023
by: the Staff of The News
Margaret Padilla was taking a break from Bingo with family and friends outside Clovis' Red Arrow on Wednesday night. That's when sprinkles began, about 7:45 p.
Published: Monday May 29 2023
by: Landry Sena
Cannon welcomes new wing commander
The 27th Special Operations Wing at Cannon Air Force Base welcomed a new wing commander Wednesday morning at the change of command ceremony.
Published: Saturday May 27 2023
by: the Staff of The News
New 311 app to launch Monday
The City of Clovis recently added a new function in a software package that was purchased called the “My Civic 311” app. The app will give citizens the chance to report issues directly to city departments, according to.
Published: Saturday May 27 2023
by: Landry Sena
Council approves lower tax increase
Portales City Council members on Tuesday unanimously approved a property tax increase, but by a smaller amount than originally proposed.
Published: Saturday May 27 2023
by: David Stevens
Pages past, May 28: Sale on records – five for $1
On this date ... 1945: Military and civilian personnel at Clovis Army Air Field were cutting back on cigarettes. A more-stringent War Department system was going into effect that.
Published: Saturday May 27 2023
by: News
Events calendar - May 28
Today *Unity in the Community – 11 a.m.-4 p.m., Hillcrest Park, 1001 Sycamore St., Clovis. Sermons, games, vendors, car show, food, live music.
Published: Saturday May 27 2023
by: the Staff of The News
Pioneer Days kicks off on Monday
Pioneer Days Rodeo week starts Monday with a “mutton bustin’” event in the indoor arena at the Curry County Fairgrounds. While Pioneer Days had gone on for years in the Clovis area, the first rodeo in the fairgrounds.
Published: Saturday May 27 2023
by: News
Meetings calendar - May 28
Monday *Memorial Day Tuesday *Clovis Civil Aviation Board special meeting — 5:30 p.m., North Annex, Clovis-Carver Public Library, 701 N.
Published: Saturday May 27 2023
by: Steve Hansen
Roosevelt officials approve preliminary budget
A preliminary budget that the Roosevelt County Commission approved on Tuesday projects revenues in all accounts of $18.3 million, expenses of $21.
Published: Saturday May 27 2023
by: Grant McGee
Clovis schools budget put at $168.9 million
The preliminary fiscal year 2024 budget for Clovis Municipal Schools (CMS) is more than the FY24 preliminary budgets of Clovis and Curry County combined.
Published: Saturday May 27 2023
by: Grant McGee
Curry County commissioners presented with $49 million budget
Curry County's $49 million preliminary budget for fiscal year 2024 was presented to county commissioners Tuesday at their regular May session.
Published: Saturday May 27 2023
by: Steve Hansen
Memorial Day activities on tap for Clovis, Portales
Fallen uniformed service members, including a Roosevelt County World War II prisoner of war soon to be buried at home and faithful K-9 service dog, will be honored in cemetery services on Monday, Memorial Day, in Clovis and.
Published: Saturday May 27 2023
by: Landry Sena
Editor's note: This is one in a continuing series of state-of-the-entity interviews with local officials. Sarah Austin is the city manager for Portales.
Published: Saturday May 27 2023