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Serving Clovis, Portales and the Surrounding Communities
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CMI staff photo: Tony Bullocks Wyatt Harper of Bosque Farms hangs on during the bareback event of the New Mexico High School Rodeo Association State Finals Friday night at the Curry County Events Center. Harper score in the second go round was 52. The state finals rodeo continues tonight. They may have the western shirt, jeans, boots and cowboy hat like all of the other contestants, but it's still not difficult to find the bareback riders in the New Mexico High School Finals...
Christians are united as brothers and sisters spiritually by the very same truth that makes siblings brothers and sisters physically—they have the same father (well, Father, in this case). What an amazing blessing! God is our Father! It is not simply that God gives us physical life, though he does, and in that sense God is the Father of everyone, but God is our Father in that he gives his believing children a new kind of life, a spiritual life which, unlike biological life, will never fade but is fit for eternity. The two g...
Local business owner and Cannon Air Force Base spouse Tyleen Caffrey was recently named top community service woman at the Miss American Beauties Plus Pageant in Atlanta, Ga., a pageant geared towards women who wear plus-sized clothing. Tyleen Caffrey: Courtesy photo Tyleen Caffrey, owner of local non-profit business Monarch Formals, recently won the top title in a national pageant due to her local community service of donating formal wear to women and teens for formal... Full story
Local business owner and Cannon Air Force Base spouse Tyleen Caffrey was recently named top community service woman at the Miss American Beauties Plus Pageant in Atlanta, Ga., a pageant geared towards women who wear plus-sized clothing. Tyleen Caffrey: Courtesy photo Tyleen Caffrey, owner of local non-profit business Monarch Formals, recently won the top title in a national pageant due to her local community service of donating formal wear to women and teens for formal...
Father's Day is tomorrow. I'm thinking of my dad who "went on to Glory" almost 30 years ago. He was a busy guy, always working, that was his contribution to the family. He worked, mom took care of the family. Knowing I needed much more he shipped me off to the Boy Scouts. And with that I want to remember Scoutmaster Phil from the rogue Boy Scout troop I belonged to as a kid. What's a rogue troop? An example: One time our troop was on a backpacking adventure when we were caught in an Appalachian spring squall of cold winds,... Full story
Father's Day is tomorrow. I'm thinking of my dad who "went on to Glory" almost 30 years ago. He was a busy guy, always working, that was his contribution to the family. He worked, mom took care of the family. Knowing I needed much more he shipped me off to the Boy Scouts. And with that I want to remember Scoutmaster Phil from the rogue Boy Scout troop I belonged to as a kid. What's a rogue troop? An example: One time our troop was on a backpacking adventure when we were caught in an Appalachian spring squall of cold winds,... Full story
Small ones, downy gray ones, a few long black ones — these things always come when you aren't looking for them. Each step I took, I saw another and when I finally stopped to take stock, I discovered I was surrounded by feathers. And — with no match in the immediately surrounding wild kingdom — there was only one possible source for them. Molly. The realization came on like a flood, and at the same time, I knew it was too many feathers for it to be another of our harrowing adventures that concluded in a happy homec...
Small ones, downy gray ones, a few long black ones — these things always come when you aren't looking for them. Each step I took, I saw another and when I finally stopped to take stock, I discovered I was surrounded by feathers. And — with no match in the immediately surrounding wild kingdom — there was only one possible source for them. Molly. The realization came on like a flood, and at the same time, I knew it was too many feathers for it to be another of our harrowing adventures that concluded in a happy homec...
Clovis resident Daniel Kilmer chased down his son, Deavin, for the fourth time in 10 minutes as the 2-year-old once again pushed a table out the door of the play area at McDonald's. CMI staff: Alisa Boswell Emilee Rowland, 8, right, with the help of her sister, Bailee, 6, soaks her father, Sean Rowland, with water during a water fight at Portales City Park Friday afternoon. Rowland said he takes his four children to the park every day. Kilmer, a plumber, was eating lunch with... Full story
CMI staff photo: Tony Bullocks Wyatt Harper of Bosque Farms hangs on during the bareback event of the New Mexico High School Rodeo Association State Finals Friday night at the Curry County Events Center. Harper score in the second go round was 52. The state finals rodeo continues tonight. They may have the western shirt, jeans, boots and cowboy hat like all of the other contestants, but it's still not difficult to find the bareback riders in the New Mexico High School Finals... Full story
Clovis resident Daniel Kilmer chased down his son, Deavin, for the fourth time in 10 minutes as the 2-year-old once again pushed a table out the door of the play area at McDonald's. CMI staff: Alisa Boswell Emilee Rowland, 8, right, with the help of her sister, Bailee, 6, soaks her father, Sean Rowland, with water during a water fight at Portales City Park Friday afternoon. Rowland said he takes his four children to the park every day. Kilmer, a plumber, was eating lunch with... Full story
