Serving Clovis, Portales and the Surrounding Communities
Serving Clovis, Portales and the Surrounding Communities
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9th Special Operations Wing Public Affairs link Courtesy graphic: Desiree Ann Montenegro The 27th Special Operations Wing policy regarding cell phone usage while driving on the installation is one of zero tolerance, unless the driver is employing a hands-free device or the vehicle operator is fully and safely parked. This policy is designed to protect drivers and pedestrians on the installation. As of December 2012, 171.3 billion text messages were sent in the U.S. every month, according to Distracted Driving.gov. In 2011,...
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CMI staff WICHITA FALLS, Texas — It was a long day for Eastern New Mexico University’s volleyball team as the Sia Poyer Era began. Poyer, an ENMU grad and an assistant for 14 years at the school (1991-2004), watched his first squad as head coach drop matches to Southwestern Oklahoma 25-19, 22-25, 25-16, 25-19 and to Southern Nazarene 25-15, 25-13, 25-14 on Friday in Midwestern State’s season-opening Hampton Inn-vitational. The Zias complete play in the event today, taking on Emporia State at 8 a.m. and Northwestern Oklah... Full story
CMI staff SANTA FE — Eastern New Mexico University scored the first two goals of the second half, but couldn’t finish off Regis University, falling 3-2 in overtime Friday in the season-opener for both teams. CC Rinehart scored twice for Regis, including the game-winner six minutes into overtime in the neutral-field game at Santa Fe Prep High School. Junior midfielder Alyssa Prince of Las Cruces had a goal and an assist for the Zias. Sophomore midfielder Carolyn Armijo gave the Zias the lead when she tapped in Prince’s corne... Full story
[email protected] TEXICO — The Texico Wolverines weren’t going to let Portales sophomore running back Bronte Staugaard get going after his impressive debut last week. Instead, the Rams went to the air, with senior quarterback Daniel Sanchez throwing 41 times and the PHS defense holding up down the stretch for a 13-7 victory on Friday night. link CMI correspondent photo: Joshua Lucero Rams senior Caleb Burciaga looks for a gap in Texico's defense in the fourth quarter. Bur...
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[email protected] In his third season, New Mexico Highlands coach Eric Young appears to have the Cowboys on the right track. link CMI photo: Tony Bullocks ENMU redshirt junior Jordan Wells of Austin, Texas, looks for room to run during a Greyhounds intrasquad scrimmage last week at Blackwater Draw. The Hounds open the 2013 season today with a 7 p.m. kickoff against New Mexico Highlands at Greyhound Stadium. A program which had struggled for years, Young got the Cowboys... Full story
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[email protected] For the Highland Hornets and the Clovis Wildcats, the best thing about the opening week of the season is ... that it is no longer the opening week of the season. link CMI staff photo: Kevin Wilson Clovis senior defensive end Alberto Lopez pressures Cherry Creek quarterback Nate Sweeney Friday night at Leon Williams Stadium. The Wildcats return to action 1 p.m. Saturday at Milne Stadium in Albuquerque against Highland. Neither Clovis nor Highland had a...
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Portales 13, Texico 7 Melrose 54, Menaul 0 Farwell 20, Olton 6 Bovina 28, Boys Ranch 20 Dora 66, Reserve 14 Vaughn at Floyd, 4 p.m.... Full story
Portales City Manager Doug Redmond named Lt. Pat Gallegos interim police chief Friday, according to a press release. The announcement follows the resignation of Chief Doug Jones. Gallegos said he was “honored to have been selected for the position,” according to the press release. He has been with the department since 2008. Jones, who started as chief in November, announced his intention to resign during a meeting with Redmond on Wednesday. Redmond said they discussed issues within the department and issues with Jones but...
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PNT senior writer [email protected] A group of Eastern New Mexico University students, alumni and professors are excited to give area residents a new experience when it comes to listening to “the radio.” link Christina Calloway: PNT photo Amethyst Collins, right, gives her character Florence some southern sass as she rehearses the radio program, "Will Someone Please Tell Me What's Going On Here?" Thursday night. The group will simulate a radio show at 7 p.m. today at... Full story
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