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  • Hatley making most of opportunities with Savage Storm

    Peter Stein - Staff Writer|Updated Oct 19, 2019

    Daulton Hatley succeeds by taking advantage of his opportunities. He did so as a Clovis High quarterback, with his opportunities to run, his passing opportunities to find open receivers downfield. He took advantage of a partial scholarship to Southeastern Oklahoma State University - alma mater of Reba McEntire and Dennis Rodman - which provided him the opportunity to play Division II collegiate football while earning an Occupational Safety degree. In Southeastern Oklahoma...

  • Wildcats improve to 3-0 in district

    The Staff of The News|Updated Oct 19, 2019

    ALBUQUERQUE — If only football points worked like money, where you could take what you didn’t need yet and store it in the bank. This past Friday night, Clovis High’s football team scored 33 more points than it needed to beat Eldorado, winning 55-21 on the road. The Wildcats, who have won their first district games by a 149-30 count, might need some of those excess points two weeks hence at La Cueva. But the ’Cats will take Friday’s blowout victory, because it improved them to 3-0 in District 2/5-6A. “No doubt. It’s nice bein...

  • Clovis' playoff chances take hit with 1-0 loss

    Peter Stein - Staff Writer|Updated Oct 19, 2019

    CLOVIS — On an autumnal night at Leon Williams Stadium, the Clovis boys soccer team may have reached the winter of its season. With a state playoff berth far from guaranteed, the Wildcats need to pick up every win they can get to help bolster their playoff chances. Tuesday, though the ’Cats were hoping to get one against Carlsbad, they didn’t, as the Cavemen escaped with a 1-0 victory thanks to Jesus Zamora’s goal late in the first half. As a result, Clovis dropped to 1-3 in District 4-5A play, 11-5-2 overall, which Wildcat...

  • Volleyball roundup: Texico builds momentum

    Peter Stein - Staff Writer|Updated Oct 19, 2019

    TEXICO - Texico's volleyball team is a defending state champion, and the Lady Wolverines would love to win another title. That may be difficult, considering how inexperienced this year's team has been. But, Texico at least took another step in its maturation, another step in evolving this past Thursday when hosting and beating Santa Rosa 3-1, with scores of 25-12, 25-17, 18-25, 25-19. That improved the Lady Wolverines to 11-6, 3-0 in District 7-2A, as they head into the...

  • Events calendar - Oct. 20

    Updated Oct 19, 2019

    Today • 46th annual Peanut Valley Festival — 11 a.m.-5 p.m., Roosevelt County Fairgrounds, 705 E. Lime St., Portales. Arts, crafts, food, live music, games, and entertainment. Information: 575-356-8541 • Queso Vino Festival — noon-5 p.m., ENMU baseball field, Portales. Celebrating New Mexico wines and cheeses. Live music; wine and cheese tasting. Family-friendly event. Tickets: Adults 21 and older, $20 at the gate (or 2 for $20 if purchased online); ages 15-20 or non-drinking designated drivers, $5; children under 15 are fre...

  • Club notes - Oct. 16

    Updated Oct 19, 2019

    Portales Woman’s Club Portales Woman’s Club met at the club building Oct. 9 with 28 members and 5 guests present. Following the luncheon, Sheryl Borden, President, called the meeting to order. The pledges and collect were lead by Beverly Bennett and Mary Lou Rowley gave the invocation. June Ferguson, ,embership co-chair, conducted the initiation to welcome three new members: Ester Ancira, Bennett and Leslie Creighton. Edwina Gower, co-chair, gave information on the membership contest being conducted this year. Wanda Pet...

  • On the shelves - Oct. 20

    Updated Oct 19, 2019

    The following books are available at the Clovis-Carver Public Library: “Women of Flowers” by Jack Kramer has been donated in memory of Joanne Burns. In this amazing volume, hundreds of dazzling full-color floral paintings and botanical prints illustrate the fascinating life stories of Victorian women artists who made tremendous contributions to the art and science of botany. With exceptional beauty and charm, Women of Flowers finally pays homage to these remarkable artists. “Above and Beyond” by Discovery. Through stunnin...

  • School menus - Oct. 20

    Updated Oct 19, 2019

    Clovis elementary Monday: Breakfast, breakfast pizza fruit, juice, milk; Lunch, sweet and sour chicken, steamed rice, garden salad, mini carrots and ranch, fresh fruit, veggie bar, milk Tuesday: Breakfast, cinnamon roll, fruit, juice, milk; Lunch, hamburger on bun, baked French fries, veggie cup and ranch sidekicks, veggie bar, milk Wednesday: Breakfast, filled Cocoa Puff bar, fruit, juice, milk; Lunch, pasta with three-cheese sauce, steamed broccoli, fresh fruit, veggie bar, milk Thursday: Breakfast, sausage croissant,...

  • Hounds outlast WT

    Dave Wagner - Staff Writer|Updated Oct 19, 2019

    PORTALES — To stop a penalty kick from close range inside the 18-yard box, you need a little luck. For Eastern New Mexico University junior Ross Dalton, some planning went into it as well. Dalton kept the Greyhounds up by two goals with a sprawling save to his left on a PK by West Texas A&M’s Roberto Gonzalez in the 71st minute on Thursday night, and ENMU held on for a 2-1 non-conference win over the Buffaloes in a battle of Lone Star Conference rivals at Greyhound Sta...

  • Senior calendar - Oct. 20

    Updated Oct 19, 2019

    Baxter Curren Senior Center 908 Hickory St., Clovis Monday: 8 a.m.-4 p.m. 8 ball pool, 8:30 a.m. exercise, 10 a.m. jewelry pals, 1 p.m. line dance, 1 p.m. canasta Tuesday: 8 a.m.-4 p.m. exercise equipment, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. 8-ball pool, 8 a.m. quilting, 11 a.m. line dance, 1 p.m. pinochle, 6 p.m. musical, movie day Wednesday: 8 a.m.-4 p.m. exercise equipment, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. 8-ball pool, 8:30 a.m. exercise class, 9 a.m. sew days, 10 a.m. health expo, 1 p.m. needle gang Thursday: 8 a.m. biscuits, gravy, eggs, $5, 8:45 a.m. pinochle...

  • Had a humble start in a little fixer upper

    Karl Terry|Updated Oct 19, 2019

    My wife has a terrible addiction that plays out on the weekends and she ends up with a lot of time in rehab. It’s not drugs or alcohol and she’s not a sex maniac — she’s addicted to remodeling reality television shows. She can watch them from the time she gets up until I beg her to watch something else as the sun is going down. Her favorite is “Fixer Upper.” I’ve got to admit I’m kinda into Chip and Joanna Gaines’ show from Waco, Texas. Chip’s antics are corny as all get ou...

  • Monthly budgets, vacuum cleaner tech ahead on show

    Sheryl Borden|Updated Oct 19, 2019

    Information on using oil ink-based pencils to color quilt fabric, preparing a monthly budget, and new technology in the vacuum cleaner industry will be the featured topics on “Creative Living” 9:30 p.m. Tuesday and noon Saturday (all times Mountain). Erica Plank is a designer and owner of Unseen Hands. She’s going to demonstrate how to use oil-ink based pencils to color quilt fabric. She’ll show the difference it makes if used on white versus ivory fabric. Plank lives in Fron...