Tuesday Nov 3 | Odessa American Online
EUNICE, N.M. The $2 billion first phase of construction on the National Enrichment Facility is in the home stretch.
Lea County uranium enrichment plant preparing for final review
The company that is building a southeastern New Mexico uranium enrichment plant is preparing for its final review from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission before starting its centrifuges and going into production.
Daniel Carroll Berry, 87, of Hobbs, N.M. and formerly of Eunice, N.M., died on Oct.
Former NM lawmaker dies in car crash
State police say former state Rep. Dan Berry has died in a three-vehicle crash in southeastern New Mexico.
Sire Suave Prospect returning to New Mexico
After standing one year in Canada, Suave Prospect is headed back to New Mexico. The 17-year-old Fortunate Prospect horse, a multiple Grade 3 winner in four years on the track, has been purchased by Steve Prather to stand at his Doubletree Farm in Eunice, New Mexico, for $4,000 for the 2010 season.
Fire Chief Suspended For Inappropriate Touching
Controversy surrounds a fire chief because of his actions in the city of Eunice, N.M., on May 23.
SOURCE: CITY OF DEBARY Agenda item a ' This item from the agenda for tonight's meeting of the DeBary City Council indicates a discussion of the city-manager opening is planned.
Artist brings color to regionally oriented library cards
September is library card sign-up month nationwide. Here at Carlsbad Public Library there's a southeastern New Mexico look to the new card to be issued in September.
Artist brings color to regionally oriented library cards
September is library card sign-up month nationwide. Here at Carlsbad Public Library there's a southeastern New Mexico look to the new card to be issued in September.
HOBBS, N.M. Police arrested a 16-year-old Eunice teen in connection to a drive-by shooting of another 16-year-old who was driving along Leech Street Friday afternoon in Hobbs, according to a news release from Hobbs police Deputy Chief Donnie Graham.
Town welcomes PCB-tainted Hudson River sludge to Texas disposal site; critics fret about water
LUBBOCK, Texas - Later this month, the first trainloads of PCB-tainted sludge dredged from the Hudson River will arrive and, in the eyes of critics, will turn a stretch of West Texas into New York's "pay toilet." They argue that burying dirt so toxic that General Electric Co.
Christina Morrison and Ray Morrison and Rudy and Beth Lucero announce the engagement and upcoming marriaged of their children, Amanda Marie Morrison and Jason Rudy Lucero.
Heading to Texas, Hudsona s Toxic Mud Stirs Town
Heading to Texas, Hudson's Toxic Mud Stirs Town There are not many towns in America that would welcome the 2.5 million cubic yards of toxic sludge being dredged from the bottom of the Hudson River in New York, but to hear Mayor Matt White tell it, Eunice is one of them.
Army Corps of Engineers gets $25 million for New Mexico, Colorado
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says it has received nearly $25 million in federal stimulus money for the Albuquerque District, which covers New Mexico and southern Colorado.
Campaign's end doesn't stop fundraising
Elections end. Campaigns crash and burn. But one thing that seems to be eternal is the fundraising machinery of campaign committees of both successful and unsuccessful candidates.
Tatum magistrate court closing
The magistrate court in Tatum is slated to close July 1 under a measure approved by the 2009 Legislature.