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Ground broken for giant man camp in Jal

By Michael
November 10, 2019
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JAL — Top executives and city officials gathered by the dozens in the desert about a mile east of Jal Tuesday for a symbolic groundbreaking ceremony for the new multi-million-dollar Criollo Lodge man camp investment. Set to open for operation by February with 93 beds, the lodge is expected to house up to 558 by June. Officials predicted a possible …

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Hobbsan receives ‘Master Pilot’ award

By Michael
November 4, 2019
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Dr. William Frances Wright Jr. of Hobbs piloted his first solo flight about three years before Sally Fields took to the air, and that was a long time ago, as baby boomers will remember. He’s still flying, but the Flying Nun only flies in reruns. Honored last week with the U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration’s most prestigious award, …

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Emma’s Closet formed to help fosters with new clothes, other items

By Michael
November 4, 2019
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Normally they arrive with just the clothes on their back. They could be wearing worn hand-me-downs from an older sibling who may be next to them when they enter a stranger’s home late at night. Sometimes, they have the chance to pack some extra clothes, by hastily tossing them into a trash bag before they were taken from their home. …

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Hobbs murder suspect captured in storage shed

By Michael
October 29, 2019
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A Hobbs man wanted on a murder charge was arrested Monday while reportedly hiding in a storage shed. Edward “Lucky” Soto, 35, is charged with an open count of murder in connection to the Oct. 4 killing of 26-year-old Eric Noel Carrasco, who was found sitting in the driver’s seat of a car that crashed alongside a building at Motel …

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Jones to opt out of second county term

By Michael
October 25, 2019
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LOVINGTON — With more than a year left in his current term of office, Lea County Commissioner Don Jones announced Thursday he has decided to sit out the next election. By state law, county commissioners are allowed to serve two successive four-year terms, but Jones decided one term was enough. He said he will finish his current term, leaving office …

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Jones to opt out of second county term

By Michael
October 25, 2019
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LOVINGTON — With more than a year left in his current term of office, Lea County Commissioner Don Jones announced Thursday he has decided to sit out the next election. By state law, county commissioners are allowed to serve two successive four-year terms, but Jones decided one term was enough. He said he will finish his current term, leaving office …

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Southwest tribes oppose spent nuclear fuel storage plans

By Michael
October 24, 2019
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — Native American leaders from New Mexico are opposing plans that call for storing in the desert Southwest tons of spent nuclear fuel from power plants around the U.S. The All Pueblo Council of Governors in a resolution adopted late last week affirmed its commitment to protecting tribal natural and cultural resources. The council — representing 20 …

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First United Methodist Church celebrates 100 years of the Good News

By Michael
October 23, 2019
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Most old ladies begin to show some wear and tear by the time they approach their 100th year. Hobbs’ First United Methodist Church, which will celebrate its centennial year on Oct. 26-27, has seen lots of changes, and an occasional downturn, but is still on an upward trajectory sharing the good news of Jesus Christ throughout the local community and …

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Road work in SENM could take six to eight years

By Michael
October 22, 2019
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Six to eight years. In a perfect world, Michael Sandoval believes that is the amount of time needed for three of Southeastern New Mexico’s major roads used for oil and gas traffic to be rebuilt to meet the ongoing traffic issues. Those roads are N.M. Hwy. 285, from the Texas border to Carlsbad, N.M., Hwy. 31 from Hwy. 285 to …

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Texas Roadhouse files for liquor license

By Michael
October 21, 2019
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Texas Roadhouse appears to be coming to Hobbs. A sign for a full liquor license for the restaurant has been posted at Lovington Highway and Magnolia Street and a hearing for the liquor license will take place in Santa Fe on Tuesday to transfer the ownership. According to the State Regulation and Licensing website, liquor license No. 0819 currently belongs …

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