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Serving Clovis, Portales and the Surrounding Communities
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A Roosevelt County woman has died from complications related to COVID-19, state health officials announced Monday afternoon. The woman was in her 60s. She had been hospitalized with underlying health conditions, according to a news release from the governor's office. Officials said 440 New Mexico residents have now died from complications related to the virus. The Roosevelt County woman is just the second COVID victim in eastern New Mexico. A Quay County man died in April after contracting the virus on a cruise ship. In... Full story
Booked The following were booked into local jails (Tuesday-Friday): Clovis ∞ Silverio Hernandez, 28, battery against a household member ∞ Anthony Abeyta, 23, aggravated burglary ∞ Phillip Maestas, 43, failure to pay fines ∞ Keon Jackson, 25, failure to appear on a felony charge, possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia ∞ Nicolas Chambers, 21, probation violation ∞ Manuel Hernandez-Carrilo, 56, battery against a household member ∞ Darien Garcia, 20, criminal damage to property, battery again...
The following marriage licenses were recently issued at the Curry County clerk’s office: • Tyler Lee Bonds, 23, and Ariel Brittnay Lopez, 25, both of Clovis • Manuel Ballesteros, 41, and Martha Alexandra Camarena Tena, 30, both of Midland, Texas • Jacob Brent Baima, 20, of Clovis, and Alyssa Marie Avila, 22, of Vacaville, California • Xavier Horacio Gonzales, 23, and Jordan Destiny Rose Cordova, 21, both of Clovis • Lance Olen Myers, 22, and Maryelle Eryn Dickerman, 20, both of Canyon • Allan Mitchell Burdwell, 23, and Danyk...
On this date ... 1935: Bill Kelly and his wife had returned to live in Portales after a short stay in Long Beach, California. Kelly first arrived in Roosevelt County in 1902. He moved to California in November, "but found that the coast state was not what he desired," the Portales Valley News reported. "I went out there for the sunshine, but it rained so much that I decided Portales was a better place to live," Kelly said. Kelly had recently visited the Portales newspaper...
