Cee Vee
Cee Vee, TX · Lifestyle
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Bandolero becomes latest brewery on selling block as owners aim to retire
A while back, we wrote up on how the brewing industry in New Mexico is reaching a point where some owners are ready to retire and move along. It’s already happened in Angel Fire (Enchanted Circle was sold to the owners of Nuckolls), in Corrales (Casa Vieja was sold), and in Albuquerque (The 377, to the best of our knowledge, remains for sale).
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Let the Music Battle Begin: $3,000 Up for Grabs at Curry County Fair’s Battle of the Bands
Hey Lubbock-area bands, crank up the volume and get ready to rock—the 4th Annual Battle of the Bands is back, and it’s going down Friday, August 15th at the Curry County Fairgrounds in Clovis, New Mexico!. A Major Grand Prize!. This isn’t just a few friends strumming guitars...
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ENMU Director Of Bands, Dustin Seifert, Named To New Mexico Music Educators Association Hall Of Fame
PORTALES — The New Mexico Music Educators Association (NMMEA) announced that ENMU Associate Professor of Music and Director of Bands, Dustin Seifert, has been named to the NMMEA Hall of Fame class of 2026. “I wish to extend sincerest thanks to the Music Educators of the Southeast New Mexico...
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Let the Music Battle Begin: $3,000 Up for Grabs at Curry County Fair’s Battle of the Bands
Hey Lubbock-area bands, crank up the volume and get ready to rock—the 4th Annual Battle of the Bands is back, and it’s going down Friday, August 15th at the Curry County Fairgrounds in Clovis, New Mexico!. A Major Grand Prize!. This isn’t just a few friends strumming guitars...
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Let the Music Battle Begin: $3,000 Up for Grabs at Curry County Fair’s Battle of the Bands
Hey Lubbock-area bands, crank up the volume and get ready to rock—the 4th Annual Battle of the Bands is back, and it’s going down Friday, August 15th at the Curry County Fairgrounds in Clovis, New Mexico!. A Major Grand Prize!. This isn’t just a few friends strumming guitars...
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Motel Safari in Tucumcari changes owners
Larry Smith, owner of the historic Motel Safari in Tucumcari, New Mexico, for the past eight years, announced the handing over of the keys to its new proprietor, Rich Havlik. The motel’s Facebook page commemorated the change:. Havlik, a longtime funeral director in Minnesota, also celebrated his new profession...
roadrunner.travel
Tucumcari Tonite! New Mexico’s Gateway to the West
There used to be a certain way to tell you’re approaching the New Mexico-Texas border on Route 66. As you rode on, every few minutes you would pass a sign reading: “Tucumcari Tonite!”. Hundreds of these signs, each promising “2,000 motel rooms,” once enticed travelers on the Mother...
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ladailypost.com
Bosque Redondo Memorial Offers Weekly Ranger Tours
Visitors can join a ranger-guided tour at Bosque Redondo Memorial at Fort Sumner Historic Site this summer, 1-3 p.m., Saturdays, June–August. Ranger Lily and Instructional Coordinator Rebekha offer a weekly guided tour of the permanent exhibition, Bosque Redondo…A Place of Suffering…A Place of Survival. Participants will also experience a tour outdoors, visiting the site’s flock of Navajo Churro sheep and exploring the exterior grounds at Fort Sumner Historic Site.
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Portales Scavenger Hunt by Altrusa!
Grab the kids or a friend and explore Portales this weekend!. Winner gets a $50 gift card to the locally-owned business of your choice!. Take photos of yourselves at these places this weekend. Submit 8 of the 10 choices of photos by Sunday June 8 at midnight to enter. Winner...
moderncampground.com
Former Ranch Becomes Art-Focused Glamping Destination in Tucumcari
A former horse ranch in Tucumcari, New Mexico, has been converted into a new glamping and art destination known as Art City, founded by artist and entrepreneur Matty Monahan, also known professionally as Matty Mo. Since launching the project less than a year ago, Monahan has worked to establish the...
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
Attend Smokey's birthday party, watch burros race the hills, see wool become yarn, find joy at a three-day party, and shop for mom at an Indigenous Art Fair. Many of us wear wool, but few know how it gets from a sheep’s coat to the yarn that makes our cozy sweaters. At the Bosque Redondo Fiber Fair near Fort Sumner, learn about this process through sheep shearing demonstrations, workshops, and ranger talks on Saturday. Six experts from Las Arañas Spinners and Weavers Guild will demonstrate many of the wool-curing processes, from shearing to washing, skirting, and carding, using the memorial’s resident Navajo Churro sheep. Fair attendees can also check out the site’s exhibitions and take an audio tour on its interpretive trail. The fiber fair is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.