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  • Curry County traffic stop yields suspect in Bernalillo homicide by vehicle

    The Staff of The News|Updated Jan 31, 2023

    A man wanted in a Bernalillo County homicide by vehicle case was apprehended during a Curry County traffic stop Friday night. Curry County Adult Detention Center Administrator Mark Gallegos said Robert J. Archuleta, 67, of San Jon, was brought to the CCADC by a New Mexico State Police officer as those arrested on outstanding warrants are to be taken to the nearest jail. Archuleta is facing homicide by vehicle and driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs charges in the death of Alejandro de la Cruz Perez last July at...

  • Winter weather delays school by two hours Tuesday

    The Staff of The News|Updated Jan 30, 2023

    Clovis and Portales schools will be running on a two-hour delay Tuesday, Jan. 31. The Portales announcement included the reminder buses will be on a two-hour delay. A press release from Clovis Municipal Schools gave the reason for the delay, "Forecasts of extreme freezing temperatures and potential for precipitation." The Clovis releas"e noted "During a two-hour delay, schedules are shifted by two hours to allow additional time for safe travel and improvement of conditions. The Clovis release said, "Bus schedules and school...

  • Local scoreboard - Jan. 29

    Updated Jan 30, 2023

    BASKETBALL Prep summaries Thursday District 6-2A Boys Texico 63, Clayton 51 Clayton (12-7, 0-1) – Cole Keeth 4, Rylan Ruf 16, Taylor Crist 9, Jonoven Hidalgo 13, Blake McClure 9. Totals 19 5-9 51. Texico (12-8, 1-0) – Max Villarreal 2, Daltyn Cain 3, Cade Figg 16, Kyle Gonser 4, Alex Fuentes 8, Jahvon Askew 30. Totals 22 17-25 63. Clayton 17 13 10 11 – 51 Texico 9 20 13 21 – 63 3-pointers – Clayton, Hidalgo 4, Ruff 3, Crist. Texico, Askew, Figg. Total fouls – Clayton 19, Texico 11. Fouled out – none. Junior varsity – Tex...

  • Wintry weather conditions cause school delay

    The Staff of The News|Updated Jan 30, 2023

    Wintry weather conditions spread over the area from Sunday night into Monday morning. Clovis Municipal Schools will start on a two-hour delay Monday, Jan. 30. School will begin on a 2-hour delay due to poor visibility and extreme freezing temperatures, according to a news release from CMS. CMS invites those who require more information about inclement weather procedures to visit: http://www.clovis-schools.org/operations/inclement_weather.html ....

  • Events calendar - Jan. 29

    Updated Jan 28, 2023

    Monday *Last day to donate items for the United Way of Eastern NM Point In Time Count (PIT) for people experiencing homelessness in this area. Donations sought of items including socks, blankets, hand warmers, hats, gloves, scarves, coats, nonperishable lightweight food, gift cards to Subway/McDonald’s, wet wipes, hygiene items, sleeping bags. Donated items may be brought to Matt 25 Hope Center, 1200 N. Thornton, Clovis, or Hope Ministries/Bridge to Hope, 320 S. Ave. A, Portales. Information: call 211 or email s...

  • Lady Wolverines rally for 39-29 win

    Dave Wagner, The Staff of The News|Updated Jan 28, 2023

    TEXICO – It's hard to imagine a 26-point swing in a game where neither team reaches 40. It happened Thursday night, though, as Texico's girls opened District 6-2A with a 39-29 victory over Clayton. The Lady Wolverines looked to be in deep trouble, trailing 21-11 midway through the second quarter, but they scored the final six points of the half and held the Lady Yellowjackets to just two free throws over a span of 18 minutes. By the time Clayton (16-4 overall), ranked No. 3 i...

  • District-leading Steers post win over Mustangs

    the Staff of The News|Updated Jan 28, 2023

    BOVINA – Junior Corey Stancell and sophomore Ryder McElroy each scored 17 points on Friday night as Farwell posted a 66-30 victory over Bovina in a District 3-2A boys matchup. Senior Alec Actkinson added 14 points for the district-leading Steers (20-4, 5-0 district), who attained the 20-win mark for the 11th time in 13 seasons under coach Shane Perkins. The only years they didn’t reach 20 were in 2017-18, when they went 19-11, and 2011-12, when they were 17-12. Seniors Ceasar Amaya with 11 points and Nathan Guevara with 10 to...

  • Rams overhaul Goddard

    the Staff of The News|Updated Jan 28, 2023

    PORTALES – Portales High's boys posted an exhilarating win on Friday night to start District 4-4A action. Meantime, the Lady Rams came up just a bit short. The boys erased a nine-point halftime deficit to topple Roswell Goddard 64-55 at the Ram Athletic Center, while the Lady Rams led most of the way through regulation, only to fall in overtime 61-54 to the Lady Rockets. In the boys tilt, the Rams (13-7 overall) led early before the Rockets (10-11) stormed back for a 38-29 h...

  • Texico boys post district-opening win over Clayton

    Dave Wagner, The Staff of The News|Updated Jan 28, 2023

    TEXICO – When the going got tough in the final quarter, Texico's boys rode their two big guns to victory. Senior Jahvon Askew and junior Cade Figg combined for all 21 of the Wolverines' points in the stanza, and Texico pulled away to a 63-51 victory over Clayton in the District 6-2A opener for both squads. Askew finished with 30 points, getting 14 in the final canto, while Figg added seven of his 16 down the stretch. Clayton (12-7 overall) led most of the way into the third qu...

  • Hounds' rallies fall short against ranked ASU foes

    the Staff of The News|Updated Jan 28, 2023

    SAN ANGELO, Texas – Eastern New Mexico University’s basketball teams found themselves in holes on Thursday night that they were unable to escape. ENMU’s men trailed by 19 points with 6 ½ minutes to go in the first half, then held 21st-ranked Angelo State to two points the rest of the stanza to get back in contention before falling late to the Rams 73-70. In the women’s contest, the Hounds again saw a spirited comeback fall short in a 79-74 setback to the 25th-ranked Rambelles. The men, who handed ASU its only LSC loss on...

  • Hobbs squads triumph over Cats, Lady Cats

    Dave Wagner, The Staff of The News|Updated Jan 28, 2023

    CLOVIS – Clovis High's boys show flashes of their potential on Friday night. The problem is trying to do things with more consistency. Against a team like Hobbs, 18 turnovers and only eight points from anyone not named Marvin Cox in the first half left the Wildcats well short of what they needed. To their credit, CHS battled hard and made their rival have to play a little after the intermission, but it was nowhere near enough in a District 4-5A-opening 74-58 loss to the E...

  • ENMU slotted 12th in softball poll

    the Staff of The News|Updated Jan 28, 2023

    RICHARDSON, Texas – Eastern New Mexico University’s softball team, under second-year coach Amanda Fefel, was tabbed for 12th place in the 15-team Lone Star Conference race this season in a poll released earlier this week. The Greyhounds went 18-30 last spring and finished in a three-way tie for 10th in the LSC, losing out on a postseason berth to St. Edward’s on a tiebreaker. ENMU brings back its top pitcher in senior right-hander Brook Leger, who finished second in the league last season with 169 strikeouts, and its top h...