Ten Commandment supporters: Don’t move it A unified group of religious members filled the Hobbs City Commission Chambers for Tuesday’s Hobbs City Commission. Their mission was simple: Don’t remove the Ten Commandments located at the Hobbs City Hall. Of the 236 people who attended the meeting, 16 came before the commission to express their support on keeping the monument in …

Pam Acevedo speaks to a crowd of nearly 60 people covering the topic of a request to remove the Ten Commandments from city owned property in Hobbs, N.M. Acevedo began a Facebook group called Freedom FOR Religion that has grown to more than 1,000 members in two days. The group peacefully marched around City Hall, stopping at all four corners …