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Tucumcari mourns the loss of Legendary Coach John Span
TUCUMCARI, N.M. (KFDA) - The Tucumcari community is mourning the loss of a legend following the passing of longtime Rattlers coach John Span. Span, who spent over 40 years mentoring students and athletes at Tucumcari High School, sat down with NewsChannel 10 Sports in the summer of 2025 after beating stage 4 liver cancer.
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New child care facility opens in Tucumcari
TUCUMCARI, N.M. (KRQE) – A new child care facility opened in Tucumcari this week, marking a major expansion for child care access in Quay County. Turquoise Child Development Center’s second location at 1300 S. 6th St. adds licensed capacity for 55 children, more than doubling the program’s size and expanding its ability to enroll infants and toddlers. […]
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Experienced Portales Rams Eye Bounce-Back Season in Loaded Class 4A
PORTALES, N.M. (KRQE) – After finishing with a 2-9 record last season, the Portales Rams believe they’re ready to turn the page. With 14 returning starters, the Rams enter the 2026 season with experience, depth, and a renewed sense of confidence. Head coach Jaime Ramirez says that continuity has made a noticeable difference throughout the offseason. “I think […]
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Texico reloads for another title run despite heavy graduation losses
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Three straight state championships have set the standard at Texico, but the Wolverines know their biggest challenge may still be ahead. After graduating one of the largest senior classes in program history, Texico enters the 2026 season with plenty of new faces expected to fill key roles. Despite losing 18 seniors, the […]
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Teacher Feature: Stephanie Blumer in Clovis, NM
LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - As part of KCBD’s Community Coverage Tour, we are featuring a teacher in each community. The Teacher Feature is sponsored by South Plains College. Stephanie Blumer teaches Gifted & Talented at Gattis Middle School in Clovis. What her peers had to say about Mrs. Blumer.
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New AD Dusty Nusser: A Portales Legacy
PORTALES, New Mexico (KFDA) - E-sports, baseball, basketball, football, volleyball — no matter the sport, no matter the season, Dusty Nusser has been a fixture in Portales athletics for as long as anyone can remember. Now, he holds the title to prove it. Nusser was named the Athletic Director...
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Tucumcari receiver commits to NMHU
May 19—Tucumcari High School receiver Daymion Urioste became the second Quay County athlete to commit to playing football at New Mexico Highlands University. After a letter-of-commitment ceremony Sunday at Rattler Gymnasium, the senior said he originally had committed to playing at Sterling College in Nebraska. But he reconsidered after...
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Grady take Class 1A title with high-scoring win over Gateway Christian
Grady had never been to a state championship baseball game before, but the fourth-seeded Bronchos made the most of it, outscoring No. 2 Gateway Christian 18-12 in the state championship game on Friday afternoon at Lobo Field. Grady (14-9) scored 16 of its runs in the first three innings, with...
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Piedra Vista advances to Class 5A state baseball quarterfinals with weekend sweep over Clovis
FARMINGTON – The Piedra Vista High School baseball team used a high-powered offensive display to dismantle Clovis on Saturday, riding a seven-run first inning to an 18-8 victory at Ricketts Park. The win closes out the first round best-of-three game series between the Panthers and the Wildcats, advancing the...
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Cats seeded 13th in Class 5A meet
May 5—CLOVIS — Clovis High's baseball team is advancing to the 16-team Class 5A state baseball tournament for the second time in three years. In pairings announced on Sunday by the New Mexico Activities Association, the Wildcats (13-13, 2-4 District 4-5A) earned the No. 13 seed and make the 6 1/2 -hour bus ride to Farmington and take on fourth-seeded Piedra Vista (22-4) in a first-round, best-of-3 series this weekend.
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Bid out for new school in San Jon, NM: $40 million with total enrollment of about 120 students
The Rio Grande Foundation has been highlighting the challenge facing New Mexico with regard to the State’s loss of young people. The largest district (APS) has lost 27,000 students in the past 15 years. If the situation is bad in urban areas one can only imagine what rural communities are dealing with. We only need to look as far as San Jon’s planned new school building for details. San Jon is on the Texas border off I-40.