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Serving Clovis, Portales and the Surrounding Communities
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The Community Center holds monthly Project Cheer events at The End Zone: Open Mic Night, KAUF (Knowledge of Absolutely Useless Facts) Night, Chess/Old Skool Gaming Night and various other events. Information: www.projectcheer.org or 784-6381. Now hiring — Services HRO Office hours are 7 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Friday. Current positions open: Life guards, cooks, waiters, food service workers, bartenders, sales clerks, custodial workers, laborers, marketing assistant. 784-2402. Food service equipment rentals are now available...
The Community Center holds monthly Project Cheer events at The End Zone: Open Mic Night, KAUF (Knowledge of Absolutely Useless Facts) Night, Chess/Old Skool Gaming Night and various other events. Information: www.projectcheer.org or 784-6381. Now hiring — Services HRO Office hours are 7 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Friday. Current positions open: Life guards, cooks, waiters, food service workers, bartenders, sales clerks, custodial workers, laborers, marketing assistant. 784-2402. Food service equipment rentals are now available...
Volunteers are needed to participate in a long-term Cancer Prevention Study 3 through the American Cancer Society. The study enrollment initially will be conducted from 5:30-9:30 p.m. May 2, during the first night of the Clovis/ Curry County Relay for Life at Ned Houk Park in Clovis. The Cancer Prevention Study 3 at the local Relay for Life will be the only one offered in New Mexico this year, according to Dorothy Nelson, community relationship manager for the Clovis office of the American Cancer Society. Nelson said the ACS...
Volunteers are needed to participate in a long-term Cancer Prevention Study 3 through the American Cancer Society. The study enrollment initially will be conducted from 5:30-9:30 p.m. May 2, during the first night of the Clovis/ Curry County Relay for Life at Ned Houk Park in Clovis. The Cancer Prevention Study 3 at the local Relay for Life will be the only one offered in New Mexico this year, according to Dorothy Nelson, community relationship manager for the Clovis office of the American Cancer Society. Nelson said the ACS...
Cannon Air Force Base has adjusted the hours of its airfield operations to further accommodate Air Force Special Operation Command’s mission requirements. Hours of operation for Cannon’s airfield are currently from 10 a.m. to 2 a.m., so local residents may notice aircraft noise during later hours. Airfield operations vary throughout the year due to mission requirements, which are impacted greatly by many factors. During the summer months, for example, the airfield will likely be open longer throughout the night and early mor...
Cannon Air Force Base has adjusted the hours of its airfield operations to further accommodate Air Force Special Operation Command’s mission requirements. Hours of operation for Cannon’s airfield are currently from 10 a.m. to 2 a.m., so local residents may notice aircraft noise during later hours. Airfield operations vary throughout the year due to mission requirements, which are impacted greatly by many factors. During the summer months, for example, the airfield will likely be open longer throughout the night and early mor...
Relay for Life Teams are organizing for this year’s Clovis/Curry County Relay for Life, which begins at 6 p.m. May 2 at Ned Houk Park in Clovis. Sponsored by the American Cancer Society, more than 4,800 relays are held nationwide to celebrate cancer survivors, remember loved ones lost and to raise money. Individuals interested in participating in the overnight event may contact Melissa Crowe at 763-2261 or Rebecca Holt at 762-9492 to sign up. Change of Command Maj. Ryan Rowe will relinquish command of the 27th Special O...
Relay for Life Teams are organizing for this year’s Clovis/Curry County Relay for Life, which begins at 6 p.m. May 2 at Ned Houk Park in Clovis. Sponsored by the American Cancer Society, more than 4,800 relays are held nationwide to celebrate cancer survivors, remember loved ones lost and to raise money. Individuals interested in participating in the overnight event may contact Melissa Crowe at 763-2261 or Rebecca Holt at 762-9492 to sign up. Change of Command Maj. Ryan Rowe will relinquish command of the 27th Special O...
CNJ staff photo: Liliana Castillo Bowman lost his bid for Curry County Sheriff in 2006. Former Curry County Undersheriff Doug Bowman has been hired as Texico’s police chief. Bowman was selected Tuesday night and will take the department’s reins Monday, according to City Personnel Director Doug Scioli. Scioli said there were seven applicants for the position, and “(The decision) was very difficult. They all were good.” A city of about 1,000 positioned about 10 miles east of Clovis, Texico does not have high crime, Scioli...
Clovis Municipal Schools hired Grady schools Superintendent Joel Shirley as deputy superintendent of operations, according to a press release from Clovis schools. The hire will take effect at the end of the school year. Shirley will be in charge of maintenance and operations, building and grounds, personnel and cafeterias, according to Clovis Schools Superintendent Rhonda Seidenwurm. “Everything on the operation side of the house,” she said. The position has been open since 2005 when Lonnie Leslie retired, Seidenwurm sai...
