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RICHARDSON, Texas — Eastern New Mexico University’s Luis Quinones and Ryan Boydstun have been named the Lone Star Conference’s co-player and co-pitcher of the week. Quinones, a junior left fielder from Las Cruces, went 5-for-12 with five RBIs last weekend as the Greyhounds went 2-1 in the season-opening UTPB Classic, hosted by Texas-Permian Basin at Odessa, Texas. Boydstun, a freshman right-hander from La Quinta, Calif., limited preseason LSC favorite Incarnate Word to one run on three hits with six strikeouts over six...
CMI staff RICHARDSON, Texas — Eastern New Mexico University’s Luis Quinones and Ryan Boydstun have been named the Lone Star Conference’s co-player and co-pitcher of the week. Quinones, a junior left fielder from Las Cruces, went 5-for-12 with five RBIs last weekend as the Greyhounds went 2-1 in the season-opening UTPB Classic, hosted by Texas-Permian Basin at Odessa, Texas. Boydstun, a freshman right-hander from La Quinta, Calif., limited preseason LSC favorite Incarnate Word to one run on three hits with six str...
RICHARDSON, Texas — Eastern New Mexico University's Luis Quinones and Ryan Boydstun have been named the Lone Star Conference's co-player and co-pitcher of the week. Quinones, a junior left fielder from Las Cruces, went 5-for-12 with five RBIs last weekend as the Greyhounds went 2-1 in the season-opening UTPB Classic, hosted by Texas-Permian Basin at Odessa, Texas. Boydstun, a freshman right-hander from La Quinta, Calif., limited preseason LSC favorite Incarnate Word to one run on three hits with six strikeouts over six i... Full story
Good morning and welcome to the Friday briefing. Music, music, music The Yam Music Series concert is 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Yam Theatre, Portales. It features Andy Mason and Don Thomas performing. Admission is $5 at the door. Ag Expo coming The 2012 New Mexico Ag Expo kicks off 9 a.m. Wednesday in the new Roosevelt County Events Center at the fairgrounds in Portales. The two-day event features informational booths, demonstrations, vendors and lots of tasty food. Kitchen tip To help preserve flavor, herbs and spices are best...
Good morning and welcome to the Friday briefing. Music, music, music The Yam Music Series concert is 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Yam Theatre, Portales. It features Andy Mason and Don Thomas performing. Admission is $5 at the door. Ag Expo coming The 2012 New Mexico Ag Expo kicks off 9 a.m. Wednesday in the new Roosevelt County Events Center at the fairgrounds in Portales. The two-day event features informational booths, demonstrations, vendors and lots of tasty food. Kitchen tip To help preserve flavor, herbs and spices are best...
Government legislation seldom accomplishes its stated intention. But one bill approved by New Mexico lawmakers this week is certain to make things better for us all — because it relaxes government oversight. Senate Bill 56, sponsored by Sen. Stuart Ingle, R-Portales, and signed by Gov. Susana Martinez, lifts restrictions on hay hauling. Before Tuesday, oversized loads of hay could only be transported on national highways. SB 56 allows permitted vehicles to haul hay on state roads as well. It took drought conditions to spur t... Full story
CANYON, Texas — Freshman Lizzy Velasquez hit a two-run single in the top of the eighth as Eastern New Mexico University edged New Mexico Highlands 6-5 on Friday for a split against the Cowgirls in the Lady Buff Classic softball tournament, hosted by West Texas A&M. Highlands won the first game 10-0 on a two-hitter by Jenelle Klassen (2-0), both hits coming off the bat of Velasquez. ENMU (4-5) took a 4-0 lead in the top of the second in the nightcap as Ke VonSchriltz had an infield RBI single, Melanie Alderette delivered a t... Full story
CANYON, Texas — Freshman Lizzy Velasquez hit a two-run single in the top of the eighth as Eastern New Mexico University edged New Mexico Highlands 6-5 on Friday for a split against the Cowgirls in the Lady Buff Classic softball tournament, hosted by West Texas A&M. Highlands won the first game 10-0 on a two-hitter by Jenelle Klassen (2-0), both hits coming off the bat of Velasquez. ENMU (4-5) took a 4-0 lead in the top of the second in the nightcap as Ke VonSchriltz had an infield RBI single, Melanie Alderette delivered...
CMI staff CANYON, Texas — Freshman Lizzy Velasquez hit a two-run single in the top of the eighth as Eastern New Mexico University edged New Mexico Highlands 6-5 on Friday for a split against the Cowgirls in the Lady Buff Classic softball tournament, hosted by West Texas A&M. Highlands won the first game 10-0 on a two-hitter by Jenelle Klassen (2-0), both hits coming off the bat of Velasquez. ENMU (4-5) took a 4-0 lead in the top of the second in the nightcap as Ke VonSchriltz had an infield RBI single, Melanie...
CANYON, Texas — Freshman Lizzy Velasquez hit a two-run single in the top of the eighth as Eastern New Mexico University edged New Mexico Highlands 6-5 on Friday for a split against the Cowgirls in the Lady Buff Classic softball tournament, hosted by West Texas A&M. Highlands won the first game 10-0 on a two-hitter by Jenelle Klassen (2-0), both hits coming off the bat of Velasquez. ENMU (4-5) took a 4-0 lead in the top of the second in the nightcap as Ke VonSchriltz had an infield RBI single, Melanie Alderette delivered a t... Full story
Men Texas A&M-Commerce (7-16, 2-13) Lone Star Conference) at ENMU (13-11, 6-9) • When: 4 p.m. today at Greyhound Arena. • Radio: KSEL-FM 105.9. • Last time out: The short-handed Greyhounds played valiantly and led most of the way at fifth-ranked Tarleton State before losing 74-69 in the final minute on Wednesday. The Lions dropped a 70-60 decision at home to West Texas A&M on Wednesday. • Last meeting: Commerce used a late 11-0 run to pull away for an 88-77 win over the Hounds on Jan. 7 at Commerce, extending its winning... Full story
Men Texas A&M-Commerce (7-16, 2-13) Lone Star Conference) at ENMU (13-11, 6-9) • When: 4 p.m. today at Greyhound Arena. • Radio: KSEL-FM 105.9. • Last time out: The short-handed Greyhounds played valiantly and led most of the way at fifth-ranked Tarleton State before losing 74-69 in the final minute on Wednesday. The Lions dropped a 70-60 decision at home to West Texas A&M on Wednesday. • Last meeting: Commerce used a late 11-0 run to pull away for an 88-77 win over the Hounds on Jan. 7 at Commerce,...
CMI staff Men Texas A&M-Commerce (7-16, 2-13) Lone Star Conference) at ENMU (13-11, 6-9) • When: 4 p.m. today at Greyhound Arena. • Radio: KSEL-FM 105.9. • Last time out: The short-handed Greyhounds played valiantly and led most of the way at fifth-ranked Tarleton State before losing 74-69 in the final minute on Wednesday. The Lions dropped a 70-60 decision at home to West Texas A&M on Wednesday. • Last meeting: Commerce used a late 11-0 run to pull away for an 88-77 win over the Hounds on Jan. 7 at...
Men Texas A&M-Commerce (7-16, 2-13) Lone Star Conference) at ENMU (13-11, 6-9) • When: 4 p.m. today at Greyhound Arena. • Radio: KSEL-FM 105.9. • Last time out: The short-handed Greyhounds played valiantly and led most of the way at fifth-ranked Tarleton State before losing 74-69 in the final minute on Wednesday. The Lions dropped a 70-60 decision at home to West Texas A&M on Wednesday. • Last meeting: Commerce used a late 11-0 run to pull away for an 88-77 win over the Hounds on Jan. 7 at Commerce, extending its winning... Full story
“Creative Living” where Sheryl Borden records her show on the campus of Eastern New Mexico University. The set shown is one of three sets for “Creative Living” and is used to produce 54 shows a year. Jacob Workman, rear, producer and director of “Creative Living,” and Duane Ryan, director of broadcasting at ENMU, monitor and control the filming of a segment for the show. Show guest Julia Usher of St. Louis, left, is miked by host Sheryl Borden just before the start of taping of the show “Creative Living.” Sheryl Borden has be...
I had to stand in line the other day. Don’t get me wrong, I have no problem with standing in line, I get into the Zen of it: If I am to stand in line, I will stand in line. In my younger years I would’ve been fuming. Over time I’ve learned various ways to deal with waiting in line. Some places handle lines by having you take a number. I’d walk into the place and take a number from the number thingy. Let’s say I’d have number 74. I’d look up at the electronic sign that said, “NOW SERVING NUMBER 43.” I’d guesstimate how muc...
CMI photo: Tony Bullocks “Creative Living” where Sheryl Borden records her show on the campus of Eastern New Mexico University. The set shown is one of three sets for “Creative Living” and is used to produce 54 shows a year. Sheryl Borden has been the star of KENW-TV’s “Creative Living” for 35 years and has no plans to stop. At a taping session Thursday in Portales, Borden said “As long as we have a station, I’d like to do the show.” Borden, who has a master’s degree in education, said “Home economi... Full story
I had to stand in line the other day. Don't get me wrong, I have no problem with standing in line, I get into the Zen of it: If I am to stand in line, I will stand in line. In my younger years I would've been fuming. Over time I've learned various ways to deal with waiting in line. Some places handle lines by having you take a number. I'd walk into the place and take a number from the number thingy. Let's say I'd have number 74. I'd look up at the electronic sign that said, "NOW SERVING NUMBER 43." I'd guesstimate how much...
It was a normal, insignificant day, the kind of day where the sight of grown man covering his face with his hands, shoulders heaving, was not what I expected as I rounded the corner. It was a scene especially surprising because I was accustomed to his smiling face and cheerful greetings as I passed his workstation on a regular basis. When I asked if he was alright, he turned to me a little embarrassed, wiping his eyes, and said simply, "My dog died." A phrase universally used...
It was a normal, insignificant day, the kind of day where the sight of grown man covering his face with his hands, shoulders heaving, was not what I expected as I rounded the corner. It was a scene especially surprising because I was accustomed to his smiling face and cheerful greetings as I passed his workstation on a regular basis. When I asked if he was alright, he turned to me a little embarrassed, wiping his eyes, and said simply, “My dog died.” A phrase universally used to describe a long face or sullen mood, it’s meani... Full story
I had to stand in line the other day. Don’t get me wrong, I have no problem with standing in line, I get into the Zen of it: If I am to stand in line, I will stand in line. In my younger years I would’ve been fuming. Over time I’ve learned various ways to deal with waiting in line. Some places handle lines by having you take a number. I’d walk into the place and take a number from the number thingy. Let’s say I’d have number 74. I’d look up at the electronic sign that said, “NOW SERVING NUMBER 43.” I’d guesstimate how muc...
I had to stand in line the other day. Don't get me wrong, I have no problem with standing in line, I get into the Zen of it: If I am to stand in line, I will stand in line. In my younger years I would've been fuming. Over time I've learned various ways to deal with waiting in line. Some places handle lines by having you take a number. I'd walk into the place and take a number from the number thingy. Let's say I'd have number 74. I'd look up at the electronic sign that said, "NOW SERVING NUMBER 43." I'd guesstimate how much... Full story
Sheryl Borden has been the star of KENW-TV’s “Creative Living” for 35 years and has no plans to stop. At a taping session Thursday in Portales, Borden said “As long as we have a station, I’d like to do the show.” Borden, who has a master’s degree in education, said “Home economics is my love. I love demonstrating home ec(onomics) techniques. I’m a home economist and I’m proud of it.” Borden said when KENW-TV first started broadcasting, she proposed the homemaking show idea to Broadcasting Director Duane Ryan for two years bef...
It was a normal, insignificant day, the kind of day where the sight of grown man covering his face with his hands, shoulders heaving, was not what I expected as I rounded the corner. It was a scene especially surprising because I was accustomed to his smiling face and cheerful greetings as I passed his workstation on a regular basis. When I asked if he was alright, he turned to me a little embarrassed, wiping his eyes, and said simply, “My dog died.” A phrase universally used to describe a long face or sullen mood, it’s meani...
It was a normal, insignificant day, the kind of day where the sight of grown man covering his face with his hands, shoulders heaving, was not what I expected as I rounded the corner. It was a scene especially surprising because I was accustomed to his smiling face and cheerful greetings as I passed his workstation on a regular basis. When I asked if he was alright, he turned to me a little embarrassed, wiping his eyes, and said simply, "My dog died." A phrase universally used...
