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Woman, infant die of swine flu
A 54-year-old Curry County woman and a Quay County infant are among four New Mexicans who died from the H1N1 flu virus this week, according to the state Department of Health.
Press release: People arrested during weekend
The Roosevelt County Sheriff's Office teaming up with the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish worked several operations over the weekend in Roosevelt County that ended with multiple arrests and criminal citations.
Getting to know: School employee juggles family life, volunteering
Dianne Parker works for Portales Muncipal Schools. Background: Parker is from Nebraska but has lived in Portales more than 30 years.
Milk prices are rebounding but dairy owners expect it will take years for them to recover from almost a year of prices so low that they couldn't break even.
Roosevelt County jail interim administrator resigns
Friday was Roosevelt County Detention Center Interim Administrator Charles Perez's last day on the job.
Friday morning briefing: Blackwater Draw and Hispanic population
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Roosevelt pastor to be memorialized
Traveling by horse and buggy, the Rev. Joel Givens traversed the small communities of Roosevelt County in the early 1900's, visiting homes and small congregations.
Roosevelt County inmate recaptured after about 1 1/2 hours
An inmate who escaped Thursday afternnon from the Roosevelt County Detention Center was recaptured about 1 1/2 hours later.
Portales has very few vacancies among residential rental properties, which underlines the need for more housing to sustain population growth, the local economic development director says.
Program combats high tobacco use rates among county youth
When the American Cancer Society's annual Great American Smokeout takes place on Thursday, much attention will be paid to helping people with a bad habit try to quit.
Foster parents sought in Curry, Roosevelt counties
As far as the Wofford kids are concerned, they chose their parents. When they needed a permanent family, three of the five children decided they wanted Sherill and Alan Wofford of Portales to become their parents.
Roosevelt County men fined for poaching
Two men were fined and one sentenced to jail after pleading guilty Oct. 21 to poaching charges.
Portales men sentenced for poaching
Two Portales men have been fined after pleading guilty in separate poaching cases.
Press Release: Portales nurse earns top award
Carol Morgan, RN, nurse manager for the New Mexico Department of Health in Portales, received the Excellence in Public Health/Community/School Nursing award, presented by ITT Technical Institute at the 2009 Nursing Excellence Awards.
Ag workers take steps to conserve water
Roosevelt County agriculture producers are fighting dwindling water supplies and high costs with a number of water conservation methods.
Commissioner concerned about possible prairie chicken placement
An area county commissioner fears efforts to rejuvenate the declining lesser prairie chicken populations by the New Mexico Game and Fish authorities might effect wind turbine development for landowners.
Noe Torres' brother arrested on multiple charges
Curry County and Roosevelt County Sheriff's deputies teamed up to arrest three people in the last four days, including the brother of accused killer Noe Torres.
Press Release: Three charged in drug raid
On Friday October 30, 2009, Deputies with the Roosevelt County Sheriff's Office and Officers with the Portales Police Department conducted a Narcotics search warrant in the 600 block of South Roosevelt Road S. During execution of the search warrant Jeffrey Gutierrez, DOB: 04-08-88, was arrested and charged with Possession of Marijuana, Possession ...
County commission gets grant for indoor arena
Roosevelt County Commissioners have approved a memorandum of understanding to get an indoor arena at the county fairgrounds.
Commission to OK fairgrounds arena funding
Roosevelt County commissioners are expected today to approve money for moving an existing building from Colorado to Portales, where it will serve as a new indoor arena at the fairgrounds.
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