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  • Peanut Valley festival may feature petting zoo

    PNT Staff

    Fifty craft booths. Eight food vendors. Maybe even a petting zoo and kiddy train. The 37th annual Peanut Valley Festival is featuring all those things, plus a few information tables and fundraisers, during its two-day run this weekend at Eastern New Mexico University, said Britnie Burds, Campus Life graduate assistant working with the event, based on the numbers she had Monday. “I just think there’s a little of everything for everyone who’s interested,” Burds said. The variety crafts, food and the children’s activities offer...

  • No ‘whining about wine’ for me

    Kevin Wilson

    He can catch a pass, but he can’t catch a break. Dallas Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant seems to be a target for negative press. The rookie refused to carry teammate Roy Williams’ pads during training camp, later claiming he wasn’t aware it was playful rookie hazing. Bryant was quickly chastised throughout sports media for his attitude. Williams promised revenge, joking he’d make Bryant pay for a dinner. That dinner came last Tuesday at Pappa Bros. Steakhouse, with a tab of $54,896. Basically, an ESPN report said, teammat... Full story

  • No ‘whining about wine’ for me

    He can catch a pass, but he can’t catch a break. Dallas Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant seems to be a target for negative press. The rookie refused to carry teammate Roy Williams’ pads during training camp, later claiming he wasn’t aware it was playful rookie hazing. Bryant was quickly chastised throughout sports media for his attitude. Williams promised revenge, joking he’d make Bryant pay for a dinner. That dinner came last Tuesday at Pappa Bros. Steakhouse, with a tab of $54,896. Basically, an ESPN report said, teammat... Full story

  • Owners say 'mom-and-pop' businesses challenging, rewarding

    Sharna Johnson

    CNJ staff photo: Sharna Johnson Roger and Patricia Grah said their family-run business is working out well after years of dreaming about owning a business. Running a “mom-and-pop” business is rewarding and offers freedom, and some Clovis business owners wouldn’t have it any other way. Patricia Grah said after more than 50 years of dreaming, it was recovering from an illness that finally pushed her into opening a store. “I thought if I don’t do it now, I’ll never do it,” she...

  • PJHS news —

    State offering database access The New Mexico State Library is offering a research database for junior high students in the state. A table of contents lists about 50 different categories and topics for student research. The URL is http://find.galegroup.com/menu/commonmenu.do?userGroupName=nm_s_portalesjhs The password to access this information is “pjhsrams.” Bullying unacceptable Counselor Matt Alvarado and Principal Steve Harris remind students of their acceptable behavior as outlined in the student guidelines. The con...

  • Military mama: Memories keep me full

    My mind has been wandering lately, revisiting my past. It’s not that I don’t enjoy where I’m at in life at the moment, though I would be lying if I didn’t admit that times were simpler when there weren’t three mini-me humans depending on me for their every need. When my tummy starts grumbling these flashbacks flicker up. My daily menu has altered quite a bit recently. It’s been six months since I opted to stay at home with my four-year-old and newborn babies. We are still adjusting to having essentially one income for...

  • Military mama: Memories keep me full

    My mind has been wandering lately, revisiting my past. It’s not that I don’t enjoy where I’m at in life at the moment, though I would be lying if I didn’t admit that times were simpler when there weren’t three mini-me humans depending on me for their every need. When my tummy starts grumbling these flashbacks flicker up. My daily menu has altered quite a bit recently. It’s been six months since I opted to stay at home with my four-year-old and newborn babies. We are still adjusting to having essentially one income for...

  • New McDonald's opening day set

    CNJ staff

    McDonald’s owner John Snowberger said opening day for his newest location is planned for Sept. 7. Snowberger said the North Prince Street restaurant is expected to open for business at 10:30 a.m. offering the lunch menu. Simultaneously, the Mitchell Street McDonald’s will close for construction as soon as breakfast is finished at 10:30 a.m. Snowberger said the Mitchell Street location will be a complete rebuild. While construction is taking place, the Prince Street restaurant will be open 24-hours a day, but will change to a...

  • Annual fair kicks off Monday

    Jared Tucker Expect to pay more to get into the Roosevelt County Fair this year, but less on amusement ride tickets if you go on the right day, according to fair personnel. Roosevelt County Fair Board Treasurer Darla Reed said the board was forced to increase gate admission by $1 this year, because fair attendance fell sharply last year compared to 2008. The fair officially opens at noon Tuesday, with the carnival rides starting at 6 p.m. Reed said the total collected at the gate in 2009 was $37,650, a far cry from 2008 when...

  • Officials dish about Fourth of July menu

    Liliana Castillo

    Freedom New Mexico: Liliana Castillo James Burns, owner of Burns Do It Center, explains the benefits of using pellets instead of charcoal while grilling. Burns said Friday the rain won't stop him from grilling for the Fourth of July. The Independence Day weekend is here which means the patio table is set, the American Flag is flying proudly in the front yard, and it’s time to fire up that grill. So what are area officials and residents throwing on the grill this year? Clovis Fire Chief Ray Westerman said he likes a big h... Full story

  • Restaurant owners not served with fish surcharge

    Kevin Wilson

    CNJ STAFF WRITER [email protected] New Mexico may eventually feel various pains as part of the ripple effect of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill. So far, a fish surcharge isn’t one eastern New Mexico is dealing with. With fears of oil contamination, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has closed much of the Gulf of Mexico to fishing, shrimping and oystering. That’s pushed prices up as much as 30 percent for Gulf shrimp and oysters, and at some restaurants across the country, it means either scaling back the me...

  • Area restaurant owners have not seen fish surcharge

    Kevin Wilson

    New Mexico may eventually feel various pains as part of the ripple effect of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill. So far, a fish surcharge isn’t one eastern New Mexico is dealing with. With fears of oil contamination, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has closed much of the Gulf of Mexico to fishing, shrimping and oystering. That’s pushed prices up as much as 30 percent for Gulf shrimp and oysters, and at some restaurants across the country, it means either scaling back the menu or passing those costs on to diners....

  • Cannon celebrates fathers

    Liliana Castillo

    Stefanie Kysilko Father’s Day is never overlooked at Cannon Air Force Base. Often, families are separated for long periods of time because of their military service, especially fathers. This year, the 27th Special Operations Force Support Squadron has events planned for families to celebrate their fathers and for fathers to celebrate on their own. Yolanda Romero, Force Support Squadron marketing department director, said Father’s Day is sometimes undercelebrated compared to Mother’s Day. “We want to do the same for moms an... Full story

  • Cannon celebrates fathers

    Liliana Castillo

    Stefanie Kysilko Father’s Day is never overlooked at Cannon Air Force Base. Often, families are separated for long periods of time because of their military service, especially fathers. This year, the 27th Special Operations Force Support Squadron has events planned for families to celebrate their fathers and for fathers to celebrate on their own. Yolanda Romero, Force Support Squadron marketing department director, said Father’s Day is sometimes undercelebrated compared to Mother’s Day. “We want to do the same for moms an...

  • Wednesday morning briefing: A reunion and a roller coaster

    Good morning and welcome to Freedom New Mexico's Wednesday briefing. Upward Bound Reunion A July 10 reunion is scheduled for all current and former Eastern new Mexico University Upward Bound students and staff. A barbecue by Sodexho is on the menu, and games including a dunk tank and an inflatable jumping horse and obstacle course are planned. Three chances to dunk an Upward Bound employee for $1 and proceeds go to the scholarship account. Participants must RSVP by July 2 by calling 562-2452 or 1-888-291-5505 or via ENMU's Up...

  • Wednesday morning briefing: A reunion, World Cup soccer and the first roller coaster

    Good morning and welcome to Freedom New Mexico's Wednesday briefing. Upward Bound Reunion A July 10 reunion is scheduled for all current and former Eastern new Mexico University Upward Bound students and staff. A barbecue by Sodexho is on the menu, and games including a dunk tank and an inflatable jumping horse and obstacle course are planned. Three chances to dunk an Upward Bound employee for $1 and proceeds go to the scholarship account. Participants must RSVP by July 2 by calling 562-2452 or 1-888-291-5505 or via ENMU's Up...

  • KICA had popular shows

    KICA Mutual Broadcasting System – 1946-1949 We sincerely believe that the 22 members of the KICA staff made a real effort to do a job for the radio listeners in West Texas and eastern New Mexico. C. J. Todd, KICA’s Farm Director, arrives each morning for the 15 minute 6:30 broadcast. County Agent for 15 years, Mr. Todd is well acquainted with the farmers in eastern New Mexico and West Texas. The “sponsor” before the “mike” is Bill Duckworth who is very popular on KICA and Clovisites love it. Among the six sponsors...

  • KICA had popular shows

    Don McAlavy

    KICA Mutual Broadcasting System – 1946-1949 We sincerely believe that the 22 members of the KICA staff made a real effort to do a job for the radio listeners in West Texas and eastern New Mexico. C. J. Todd, KICA’s Farm Director, arrives each morning for the 15 minute 6:30 broadcast. County Agent for 15 years, Mr. Todd is well acquainted with the farmers in eastern New Mexico and West Texas. The “sponsor” before the “mike” is Bill Duckworth who is very popular on KICA and Clovisites love it. Among the six sponsors...

  • Song leads to cravings for steak

    Ever get a song stuck in your head with no hope of shaking it? Lately for me it’s been the Zac Brown Band’s song “Chicken Fried.” You can’t miss the tune if you listen to a country music station longer than 15 minutes these days. “You know I like my chicken fried Cold beer on a Friday night A pair of jeans that fit just right And the radio up” I really thought they were probably talking about chicken fried steak. I wanted them to be talking about chicken fried steak but after looking up the lyrics, Mr. Brown just might be... Full story

  • Song leads to cravings for steak

    Ever get a song stuck in your head with no hope of shaking it? Lately for me it’s been the Zac Brown Band’s song “Chicken Fried.” You can’t miss the tune if you listen to a country music station longer than 15 minutes these days. “You know I like my chicken fried Cold beer on a Friday night A pair of jeans that fit just right And the radio up” I really thought they were probably talking about chicken fried steak. I wanted them to be talking about chicken fried steak but after looking up the lyrics, Mr. Brown just might be...

  • March 26 - April 1 Menus

    The Landing 11 a.m.: Friday: Turkey pasta primavera Monday: Chef’s choice Tuesday: Barbecue ribs and fried chicken Wednesday: Carved roast beef and roast turkey Thursday: No menu information available...

  • March 26 - April 1 Menus

    The Landing 11 a.m.: Friday: Turkey pasta primavera Monday: Chef’s choice Tuesday: Barbecue ribs and fried chicken Wednesday: Carved roast beef and roast turkey Thursday: No menu information available...

  • Businesses using Facebook, Twitter to promote services

    PNT Staff

    More and more local businesses are using social networking like Facebook and Twitter to promote their goods and services. Whether it is a floral shop, tacos or pizza, these businesses are working on improving sales, sharing information or keeping up with friends. Tom Martin, owner of Taco Box in Clovis and Portales, and his son, Thomas Martin, took over the Facebook fan site a customer created for them. “I think it had 400 members at that time,” said the younger Martin. “I’d never been on Facebook until someone told us abou... Full story

  • Local businesses using Facebook, Twitter to promote services

    Freedom New Mexico: Clarence Plank Michele Robertson comments Wednesday on the Facebook status of Hestands Floral and Gifts. Robertson displays photos of flower arrangements that have been created in the store and offers tips to customers for taking care of the flowers they purchase. More and more local businesses are using social networking like Facebook and Twitter to promote their goods and services. Whether it is a floral shop, tacos or pizza, these businesses are working on improving sales, sharing information or...

  • Elida menu

    Breakfast • Monday: Cinnamon roll, juice, milk, cereal • Tuesday: Waffle sticks, sausage, Juice, milk, cereal • Wednesday: Muffins, juice, milk, cereal • Thursday: Sausage & biscuits, juice, milk, cereal Lunch • Monday: Corndogs, corn on cob, salad, cookie, milk • Tuesday: Soft tacos, beans, salad, pears, milk • Wednesday: Chicken strips, gravy, potatoes, salad, roll, jell-o, milk • Thursday: Grilled cheese sandwich, chips, salad, fruit roll-up, milk...

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