Articles from the September 13, 2023 edition

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 By Ron Warnick    News    September 13, 2023

Feds reject disaster relief from May storms

Federal officials recently turned down Quay County’s application for disaster relief in the wake of hail damage and flash flooding that occurred in the wake of late May’s severe storms. County...

 

City Commissioner Arias resigns

Christopher Arias, a District 4 representative for the Tucumcari City Commission, turned in his resignation today, citing personal reasons. Arias posted on Facebook his resignation letter, dated today...

 

Candidate for city commission arrested

A candidate for Tucumcari City Commission was arrested and jailed Thursday on a battery charge less than 10 days after officially running for...

 
 By Ron Warnick    News    September 13, 2023

Fired Up, up and up

The name of Tucumcari's annual Fired Up festival derives from its event-ending fireworks show or the annual fire-and-choreography performance by...

 
 By Ron Warnick    News    September 13, 2023

San Jon board extends superintendent's contract

SAN JON — The superintendent for San Jon Municipal Schools received a one-year extension on his contract and a state-mandated 6% pay raise from the district’s board Wednesday. Alan Umholtz’s...

 

Patriot Day reminds us of vigilance

This past Monday was Patriot Day. Like Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941, Sept. 11, 2001, is a day to remember attacks on U.S. soil that led to a massive loss of American lives (2,403 at Pearl Harbor and 2...

 

Market Gallery opens in downtown

One section of the newly opened Market Gallery in downtown Tucumcari will serve as a community art space for local talent, and Flourishing Desert...

 

Museums hosting scavenger hunt

Quay County On the Move is inviting residents to spend Saturday afternoon exploring Tucumcari’s four museums for free from noon to 3 p.m. Participating museums are the New Mexico Route 66 Museum at...

 

Groups offer suicide prevention training

The Quay County Health Council is partnering with NMSU Cooperative Extension Service and United Way of Eastern New Mexico to provide opportunities this month for suicide prevention training. This...

 

Pages past - Sept. 13

On this date ... 1973: About 40 to 45 local gas station operators elected a committee to travel to Clovis, Albuquerque and Santa Rosa to persuade operators to join their shutdown to protest President...

 

Calendar - Sept. 13

• Saturday — Pet adoption event. Paws & Claws Animal Rescue of Quay County and the Tucumcari Animal Shelter are holding this free pet adoption event on the lawn of the Roadrunner Lodge Motel from...

 

Menus - Sept. 13

Tucumcari Senior Center Wednesday — Asado, Spanish rice, beans, crackers, sugar cookie. Thursday — Hot turkey sandwich, scalloped potatoes, Brussels sprouts, tropical fruit salad. Friday ...

 
 By Ron Warnick    News    September 13, 2023

Commissioners OK tardy financial reports

Tucumcari city commissioners during a special meeting Sept. 5 approved fourth-quarter budget adjustments and fourth-quarter financial reports for fiscal year 2023 that were a few days late on a state...

 

Publisher's journal: Gun ban is not realistic option

New Mexico’s governor last week issued an “emergency health order” that bans firearms in all public places in Albuquerque. The only people exempt from the ban are police and security officers. A...

 

Marriage not prerequisite of living well

It appears some Republican donors are really concerned that presidential candidate Tim Scott, South Carolina’s junior senator, is a 57-year-old bachelor — and whatever implications that may...

 

California making children state property

Almost 100 years ago the great American author Sinclair Lewis wrote a political novel called “It Can’t Happen Here.” The 1935 book was a warning that what was happening then in Europe – the...

 

Raton wears down Rattlers

State-ranked Raton scored four touchdowns in the second half Friday to put the game out of reach during a 41-0 victory against a host Tucumcari team...

 

Melrose edges Logan at Vixen Classic

In a battle between Class 1A’s top-ranked teams, Melrose prevailed in a five-set epic against Logan in the championship match Saturday of the Vixen Volleyball Classic at Fort Sumner. Melrose won...

 

Logan blasts Magdalena 58-0

Logan scored early and often during a 58-0 non-district victory over visiting Magdalena in eight-man football action Friday night. The Longhorns led 36-0 after one quarter. The game ended at halftime...

 

Rattler Gymnasium hosts funeral for THS teen

Hundreds gathered at Rattler Gymnasium on Saturday morning to pay their final respects to a Tucumcari teen who died last month. Tucumcari High School...

 

Tucumcari, San Jon runners compete at Amarillo Invitational

Tucumcari and San Jon runners competed Saturday morning at the Amarillo ISD Invitational at Rick Klein Park in Amarillo, Texas. Due to technical problems on the event’s website, results were...

 

Man charged with arson in Walmart fire

CLOVIS — Twice the previous weekend, police had eyes on Jimmy Guillen, a person of interest now tied to the Sept. 3 Walmart fire. Twice, they let him go. In both cases, officers did the right...

 

Governor bans firearms in public in Bernalillo County

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham announced a temporary ban on carrying guns in public in Bernalillo County and asked for federal help to address gun violence. The governor and public safety leadership...

 

Jail log - Sept. 13

These individuals were booked into the Quay County Detention Center from Sept. 1 to Sept. 10: — Paul Nolan, 49, Tucumcari, probation violation. — Rose M. Stroud, 27, Tucumcari, contempt of court....

 

Police blotter - Sept. 13

These calls were made to the Tucumcari-Quay Regional Emergency Communications Center from Sept. 4 to Sept. 10: Monday — 1:54 a.m.: Accident at South Fifth Street and West Hines Avenue, Tucumcari.....

 
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