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Hobbs water conservation rules begin May 15

By Michael
May 3, 2019
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Residents of Hobbs always need to conserve water, but they are required to do so when watering gardens, lawns or using water for other reasons from May 15-Sept. 15. The rules governing water usage in Hobbs during that time are reasonably simple. People who have even numbered addresses may water on even numbered days of the month and people who …

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Hobbs water conservation rules begin May 15

By Michael
May 3, 2019
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Residents of Hobbs always need to conserve water, but they are required to do so when watering gardens, lawns or using water for other reasons from May 15-Sept. 15. The rules governing water usage in Hobbs during that time are reasonably simple. People who have even numbered addresses may water on even numbered days of the month and people who …

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Las Cruces Republican announces Congress bid

By Michael
April 29, 2019
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Chris Mathys isn’t pulling any punches in his assessment of Yvette Herrell, saying the 2018 GOP nominee lost the congressional race to Democrat Xochitl Torres Small because Herrell wouldn’t debate Torres Small, she didn’t engage the media enough and she simply got out-worked by the former aide to U.S. Sen. Tom Udall. That’s why Mathys, a Las Cruces businessman, is …

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Hobbs proposed parking ordinance targets large trucks

By Michael
April 25, 2019
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At least one Hobbs city commissioner says the city needs to tread lightly on a proposed ordinance that would restrict commercial motor vehicles from parking on any city street, outside of pickups and deliveries. City Commissioner Chris Mills, who by day is a criminal defense attorney, says truckers can lose their careers over tickets. He said at Monday’s City Commission …

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A model police officer loves her job

By Michael
April 24, 2019
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Like many other graduates of Lovington High School, Ola Mae Jackson went to New Mexico Junior College to “get the basics.” From there, she went to Austin Community College deep in the heart of Texas and then to Dallas. “I modeled (in Dallas) for a while and then I went to Cockrell Hill, Texas, and was the police dispatcher,” Jackson …

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2 drivers killed Friday in head-on crash on 128

By Michael
April 23, 2019
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Two men were killed in a head-on collision on New Mexico Highway 128 Friday morning as the busy oilfield highway continues to rack up a disproportionate number of fatalities. State police said the initial investigation indicates the head-on crash occurred shortly before 8 a.m. Friday east of Loving in Eddy County when an eastbound car on Highway 128 driven by …

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Rockwind Grill closing Sunday

By Michael
April 19, 2019
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The Rockwind Grill restaurant will close Sunday until further notice after city leaders earlier this week delayed a decision about continuing catering services with the restauranteur that has held the contract at the municipal-owned golf course. City leaders said this week that Rockwind Community Links will operate as usual during the closure of the restaurant at 5001 Jack Gomez Blvd. …

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Murder suspect found in De Baca Co. cell

By Michael
April 15, 2019
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A traffic stop 30 minutes before the Lea County’s Sheriff’s Office was called on a report of a suspicious death helped Lea investigators arrest a suspect on a charge of murder. On Friday, the Lea County Sheriff’s Office released a statement that Hobbs resident Albino A. Mendez-Solis, 30, was arrested in connection to the April 1 murder of Wilson M. …

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Want to hear a hint from Heloise? Attend the Healthy Woman conference

By Michael
April 12, 2019
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Lea Regional Medical Center is celebrating the Healthy Woman for the 10th time. On Thursday, April 18, LRMC hosts its 10th annual Healthy Woman Anniversary Event at the Lea County Event Center with an Expo and dinner. The theme for the event is “Fiesta!” and the focus will be on all of the ways Lea Regional is here for you. …

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Brent Van Dyke honored by New Mexico legislature

By Michael
April 3, 2019
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Brent Van Dyke, who retired as president of the National Association of Conservation Districts, was honored by the New Mexico State Senate in a resolution adopted during the past 60-day session. The document presented to Van Dyke, listed his work as a working member of the agriculture community in Lea County and in Plains, Texas, as well as his membership …

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