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  • Clovis superintendent responds to policy questions

    DavidStevens, The Staff of The News|Updated Oct 27, 2024

    Clovis Municipal Schools Board of Education on Tuesday unanimously approved an “Equal opportunity/Non Discrimination Policy.” This prompted concerns from some residents about transgender students and whether they could use restroom facilities of their choosing. School Superintendent Renee Russ told The News she would not answer additional questions about the restroom policy, but issued the following statement: In response to questions and concerns from our community, Clovis Municipal Schools would like to clarify our com... Full story

  • Two shot early Sunday in Clovis

    Updated Oct 27, 2024

    Two people were shot and “six to thirty gunshots” were reported early Sunday morning in the 900 block of Plaza Drive, Clovis police reported. A 17-year-old male was shot in the chest and transported to a Lubbock hospital, where he was in critical condition, police said. A 24-year-old woman was shot in the face and was in stable condition at Plains Regional Medical Center in Clovis, police said. No arrests had been made late Sunday morning. Police stated in a news release they received multiple 911 calls reporting the gun... Full story

  • Events calendar - Oct. 27

    Updated Oct 26, 2024

    Today *High Plains Humane Society free drive-through pet vaccine clinic – 9 a.m.-2 p.m., parking lot, Food Bank of Eastern New Mexico, 2217 E. Brady Ave., Clovis. No appointments necessary. Pets must be healthy; dogs must be on a leash; cats must be in a crate; bring vaccination records if available. $15 microchips available for cats and dogs; cash payments only. Donations welcome. *Spooktacular pet adoption event – 10 a.m.-4 p.m., PetSmart, 601 Texas St., Clovis. Dogs, cats, puppies, and kittens available through Cin...

  • Jail log - Oct. 27

    Updated Oct 26, 2024

    Booked The following were booked into local jails (Friday - Tuesday): Clovis • Anna Ulibarri, 34, driving on suspended or revoked license, following too closely, no insurance, failure to register vehicle • Robert Clark, 34, resisting, evading or obstructing an officer, battery against a household member • Baylor Diaz, 21, failure to appear on misdemeanor charge • J’Markus Perkins, 30, child abuse – intentional, no insurance, aggravated driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor or any drug, no seat belts, evid...

  • Meetings calendar - Oct. 27

    Updated Oct 26, 2024

    Monday *Roosevelt County Crimestoppers — Noon, Aztec Room, ENMU Campus Union Building, Portales. Information: Darla Reed at [email protected] or 575-226-5237 Tuesday *Clovis Community College Board of Trustees special meeting — 8 a.m., virtual format. Information: http://www.clovis.edu/about/administration.aspx or 575-769-4003 Friday *City of Portales Finance Committee – 4 p.m., City Hall, 1028 W. Community Way, Portales. Information: 575-356-6662 Nov. 3 *Daylight saving time ends. Turn clocks back one hour. Nov. 5 *Ci...

  • Nov. 5 election ballot

    Updated Oct 26, 2024

    The General Election, what some term the 2024 presidential election, is scheduled Nov. 5. Early voting is under way at county courthouses. Early voting ends Nov. 2. Here are “Super Ballots” for Curry and Roosevelt counties: President Kamala D. Harris (D) Laura Ebke (Liberal Party) Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (None) Chase Oliver (Libertarian Party) Jill Stein (Green Party) Donald J. Trump (R) Claudia De La Cruz (Socialism and Liberation Party) U.S. senator Martin Heinrich (D) Nella Louise Domenici (R) U.S. representative Dis...

  • Lady Rams cruise past Lovington

    the Staff of The News|Updated Oct 26, 2024

    Coming off their biggest win of the season, there was no letup on Thursday night for Portales High's volleyball team. The Lady Rams, who upended longtime nemesis Artesia on the road on Tuesday, cruised past winless Lovington 25-11, 25-10, 25-6 in District 4-4A action at the Ram Athletic Center. Junior Skyler Massey collected 15 kills while senior setter Myleigh Banda fell just short of a double-double with nine digs and 23 assists for the Lady Rams (12-7, 2-0 district),...

  • Gattis 7th graders top Yucca in finale

    the Staff of The News|Updated Oct 26, 2024

    The Gattis Cubs 7th grade football team wrapped up its season at 6-1 on Tuesday with a 36-12 win over Yucca to claim its second consecutive unofficial city middle school football championship. Nate Lewis scored two touchdowns and had a 2-point conversion for Gattis, while Angel Meraz added a rushing TD and a 2PAT and Jamie Harnandez tallied a conversion. Also, Ricky Fenstermaker had a rushing touchdown, a fumble recovery for a touchdown and two sacks, while Zach Johnson collected an interception....

  • Wolverines, Buffs remain unbeaten

    the Staff of The News|Updated Oct 26, 2024

    TULAROSA – Defending state champions Texico in Class 2A and Melrose in 8-man both won handily on Friday night to remain unbeaten and on course to earn top seeds in upcoming state football playoffs. In District 4-2A, Texico cruised past host Tularosa 50-0 to improve to 8-0 (3-0 district). The Wolverines finish off their regular season on Friday night at home against Jal (2-7, 0-3). In 8-man District 3, Melrose capped a perfect regular campaign at 10-0 (6-0) with a 50-0 shellacking of host Tatum. The NMAA will release its 1...

  • Lady Cats handed first district loss

    the Staff of The News|Updated Oct 26, 2024

    ROSWELL – Clovis High volleyball coach Cristy Hill had hoped her team might give District 4-5A leader Roswell High a run for its money on Thursday night. Instead, it was the Lady Coyotes who dominated most of the way en route to a 25-13, 25-13, 25-23 triumph, knocking the Lady Wildcats (9-10, 2-1 district) out of a share of the district lead. In Hill’s eyes, it somewhat resembled the legend of baseball old-timer Wee Willie Keller, who supposedly once said the key to hitting a baseball was to “hit ’em where they ain’t....

  • No. 2 Hawks blank Cats 49-0

    Dave Wagner, the Staff of The News|Updated Oct 26, 2024

    Clovis High figured out a way to move the ball against Class 6A second-ranked Centennial on Friday night. The Wildcats just couldn't push it in the end zone. Suffice it to say, the Hawks could. They scored on their first seven possessions, all of them needing five plays or less, before backing off in the second half and claiming a 49-0 District 3-6A victory at Leon Williams Stadium. Prior to the game, the field at the stadium was named in honor of legendary CHS football coach...

  • Area prep volleyball results

    Updated Oct 26, 2024

    Tuesday District 4-2A Texico 3, Tatum 0 Tatum 17 16 19 Texico 25 25 25 Texico individual statistics Kills – Kinzee Crow 11, Aspyn Furrow 9, Adalyn Autrey 6, Kirra Fontanilla 6. Blocks – Crow 1, Fontanilla 1. Digs – Abby Haakma 12, Gabby Delarosa 8, Furrow 6. Aces – Furrow 5, Haakma 3, Crow 2, Fontanilla 1, Kailie Wieland 1. Assists – Furrow 18, Wieland 11. Records – Tatum 9-7 (3-2), Texico 15-3 (5-0). District 4-1A Melrose 3, Floyd 0 Floyd 16 9 16 Melrose 25 25 25 Melrose individual statistics Kills – Braylan Morgan 10, Ka...

  • Patriots make early goal stand against ENMU

    the Staff of The News|Updated Oct 26, 2024

    Sophomore forward Gavyn Rosales scored in the 12th minute and Dallas Baptist held Eastern New Mexico University to no shots on goal Wednesday night in a key 1-0 Lone Star Conference victory over the Greyhounds at Steve Loy Stadium. The win pushed the Patriots (4-3-6, 3-1-2 LSC) ahead of ENMU (4-4-5, 2-2-2) and into a tie for third place with St. Edward’s (5-4-3, 3-1-2) in the conference standings. Meantime, the Hounds dropped into a share of fifth place in the league with Lubbock Christian (5-5-4, 2-3-2), each with eight p...

  • Cats top Coyotes, await 5A soccer selections

    Dave Wagner, the Staff of The News|Updated Oct 26, 2024

    With a 14-5 overall record, which includes five one-goal defeats with three in overtime, the Clovis High boys soccer team believes it deserves a spot in the upcoming Class 5A state tournament. For now, though, the Wildcats just have to wait. Selections will be made today by the New Mexico Activities Association and, despite their record, the Cats entered the week ranked 15th. They last made the 5A state meet in 2018, when they reached the semifinals. The biggest question mark for Clovis is its overall strength of schedule....

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