Serving Clovis, Portales and the Surrounding Communities
Serving Clovis, Portales and the Surrounding Communities
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The Eastern New Mexico Amateur Ham Radio Operators Club in Curry County will contact other radio operators around the area in a mock emergency Saturday and Sunday at Clovis Community College. The weekend event is called the Amateur Radio Relay League. For recently retired Master Sgt. Jeff Hardy from the 27th Special Operations Wing, being a ham radio operator is a passion. He’s doing something that he enjoys — being a storm spotter. “Last year a guy named Master Sgt. Mike White I worked with was active in ham radio,” Ha... Full story
The Lady of the House gave me some bad news the other day: Our friendly shade tree has to come down. The tree’s roots are diving big-time into the family garden. This would explain why the tree had rocketed up in just a few short years. There’s lots of tasty stuff for it there like water and manure. I wasn’t happy with the prospect of my old friend getting chopped down. I’m a big fan of trees, always have been. When it comes to real estate I really don’t have much interest in barren tracts of land. While others may see lush...
The Lady of the House gave me some bad news the other day: Our friendly shade tree has to come down. The tree’s roots are diving big-time into the family garden. This would explain why the tree had rocketed up in just a few short years. There’s lots of tasty stuff for it there like water and manure. I wasn’t happy with the prospect of my old friend getting chopped down. I’m a big fan of trees, always have been. When it comes to real estate I really don’t have much interest in barren tracts of land. While others may see lush...
Freedom New Mexico A lawsuit against a grocery store operated by former State Rep. Brian Moore, R-Clayton, was settled out of court, Moore said. The suit was filed by the state’s Equal Employment Opportunity Commission on behalf of an applicant for employment at Ranch Market in Clayton. The $30,000 settlement, paid to the applicant, contains a denial of any fault or wrongdoing. The suit claimed the applicant was denied a job interview because he had a learning disability. “The insurance company more than anything set... Full story
