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Hobbs High student artists find new home in former construction classroom

By Michael
September 19, 2022
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Andy Brosig/News-Sun The opening of the Career Technical Education Center Hobbs created vacancies in several rooms at Hobbs High School that once housed classes and-moved to the new facility. Visual arts is one of the programs which benefitted, giving student artists and their instructor, John McMillan, a new place to call home in the former construction and engineering classroom in …

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New Lovington principal brings experience, enthusiasm to job

By Michael
September 12, 2022
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Dorothy Fowler/News-Sun Trey Williams, the new principal at Lovington High School, is a man with several missions. His first, and most important mission, is seeing the Lovington High School Wildcat student body and staff are safe, he said. That mission has any number of moving parts, including overseeing periodic fire drills, calling for lockdowns or shelter in place when emergencies …

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New Lovington principal brings experience, enthusiasm to job

By Michael
September 12, 2022
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Dorothy Fowler/News-Sun Trey Williams, the new principal at Lovington High School, is a man with several missions. His first, and most important mission, is seeing the Lovington High School Wildcat student body and staff are safe, he said. That mission has any number of moving parts, including overseeing periodic fire drills, calling for lockdowns or shelter in place when emergencies …

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Lea eyes $2 million fix for ‘dangerous’ school zone

By Michael
September 2, 2022
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Curtis Wynne/News-Sun LOVINGTON — At the urging of Lea County Commissioner Rebecca Long, the school zone at College Lane Elementary may soon become safer and less congested. “It’s so dangerous,” Long said at last week’s county commission meeting. She described the scene along College Lane in front of the school at the beginning and end of each school day. “People …

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Hobbs Schools enrollment on the rise

By Michael
August 23, 2022
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Andy Brosig/News-Sun Student numbers in the Hobbs Municipal Schools are headed in a positive direction with day-one enrollment topping 10,000 students for the first time in three years, administrators said. Gene Strickland, HMS superintendent, told the Board of Education that enrollment is indicating a potential return to pre-pandemic numbers during its regular meeting on Tuesday. HMS, for example, started the …

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New director sets the beat for the Hobbs High School band

By Michael
August 2, 2022
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Andy Brosig/News-Sun Bryan Cheney came full circle when he took over as band director at Houston Middle School in Hobbs some 18 years ago. Houston was where, in seventh grade, he first picked up a set of drumsticks — learning percussion under the tutelage of then band director David Allen. From the start, Cheney said, there was a thrill to …

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Moore wants NMJC to appeal to ‘murky middle’ students

By Michael
August 1, 2022
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Dorothy Fowler/News-Sun When newly appointed president of New Mexico Junior College Derek Moore and his wife, Pinkie, came to Hobbs the first time, they flew from their home in El Dorado, Ark. The view of the long, often barren vistas are not as visible from the air as they are from ground level in a car, so it may be …

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Jal Clinic buying school supplies for local elementary students

By Michael
July 26, 2022
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Andy Brosig/News-Sun Superintendent in the Jal Public Schools Brian Snider figures families typically pay $200 or more at this time of year to stock their children up on school supplies. But, this year, the families of Jal Elementary will get a break on that annual expense, courtesy of the staff of Jal Medical Clinic in town. Clinic staff are supplying …

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Hobbs youth earns dual degrees; headed for N.M. Tech

By Michael
June 20, 2022
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Andy Brosig/News-Sun Mohammad Moghaddam has been exceeding expectations since his first day of kindergarten. When his parents enrolled him in Hobbs Municipal Schools, teachers questioned his English proficiency, in part because he’s shy and wasn’t a big talker. He was placed in a special program to learn English, but when he came home that first day, he was upset. “We …

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Eunice grad eyes the future

By Michael
June 12, 2022
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Curtis Wynne/News-Sun EUNICE — Janelle Lujan, the salutatorian of Eunice High School’s Class of 2022, gained an interest in medical service early in life. She hopes to make it her career. After a year of gaining basic courses at the New Mexico Junior College, where she already has some classes in her resume, Janelle expects to enter the sonography program …

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