Aug 30, 2009 | Clovis News Journal
Animal shelter euthanasia money in limbo
It's been a month since the transition and Clovis' animal control began complying with a state mandate to change its method of euthanizing animals.
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.
New Mexico Students Could Soon Opt Out of Saying Pledge of Allegiance
New Mexico Students Could Soon Opt Out of Saying Pledge of Allegiance 07/28/09 Jordan Reagan CBS 7 News July 28, 2009 The New Mexico Secretary of Education has taken consideration to a policy, which would allow students to opt out of saying the pledge of allegiance at school.
Leadership group to meet Clovis
A networking group focused on bridging economic concerns faced in eastern New Mexico and west Texas is making its first Clovis visit tonight.
Portales Water and Wastewater Systems Get Award
The City of Portales water system has received the 2009 Good Housekeeping Award by the Southeastern New Mexico Water and Wastewater Association.
Update 4:30 PM: Storms Knock Out Power to Residents
CBS 7 Staff June 15, 2009 4:30 PM 70 mile per hour winds bent the police department's communication tower in half.
Giant Storm Leaves Behind Distruction in Jal, NM
Eddie Garcia CBS 7 News June 15, 2009 JAL, NM - The national weather service said they believe that 70 to 80 mile an hour straight-line winds ripped through the community Sunday afternoon.
Power Still Out Across Much of Jal, NM
CBS 7 News Staff June 15, 2009 Jal, NM - Portions of a New Mexico Town are still without electricity after a destructive hail storm knocks down power lines.
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ] major cleanup on lang_tools, now everything is in working order and even the lambdas seem to be working well.
State's new euthanasia law will be costly to city
It will be costly and take some time to implement the state's new euthanasia law for animals in Tucumcari and Quay County, according to the city's police chief.