Curry, Quay county deaths blamed on H1N1

Quay County Sun - Wed Nov 25

Visits to healthcare providers for influenza-like illness continues to drop, but is still higher that expected for this time of year.

Woman, infant die of swine flu

Portales News-Tribune - Wed Nov 25

A 54-year-old Curry County woman and a Quay County infant are among four New Mexicans who died from the H1N1 flu virus this week, according to the state Department of Health.

Jailhouse furloughs questioned after attack

KOB-TV - Wed Nov 25

One New Mexico district attorney says a legal loophole allowed a man to walk out of jail and attack his former girlfriend.

Editor shares thanks for family

Clovis News-Journal - Sun Nov 22

I am thankful for three things this holiday season: Family Friends. Football. Actually, I am thankful for many things this year.

Quay County voter registration deadlines and election information

Quay County Sun - Fri Nov 20

In an effort to keep the residents of Quay County informed, please make note of some important voter registration deadlines and election information.

New Mexico adds group to priority list

KVII - Wed Nov 18

New Mexico added adults who have a medical conditions and are at a greater risk for developing serious complications from the flu to the priority list.

Land auction set at Conchas Lake

SantaFeNewMexican.com - Tue Nov 17

Here's a gamble riskier than cards in Sin City: buy a piece of lake front property in northeastern New Mexico.

Two men arrested during traffic stop

Quay County Sun - Mon Nov 16

A routine traffic stop along Interstate 40 resulted in the arrest of two California men for trafficking narcotics and the seizure of cash, marijuana and a firearm.

Commission to discuss hosting rodeo

Clovis News-Journal - Mon Nov 16

At today's Curry County Commission Meeting, commissioners are expected to: Discuss applying to host the New Mexico High School Rodeo next year.

Former governor Bruce King remembered for compassion, fairness

Portales News-Tribune - Fri Nov 13

State legislators from Portales, Clovis and Tucumcari remember former Gov. Bruce King as a man who connected with people and served his state well.