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New Mexico Racing Commission approves SunRay Park casino, racetrack relocation to Clovis
The New Mexico Racing Commission voted on Tuesday to allow a Farmington casino and racetrack to relocate to Clovis, in the next step to bring a new casino and racetrack complex to a 200-acre site along U.S. Highway 60.
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Iowa native ready to celebrate 100 years of Route 66
TUCUMCARI, NM — In 2026, Route 66 celebrates the 100th anniversary of the founding of the road. Called “America’s Mother Road,” it runs from Chicago to the Santa Monica Pier in Los Angeles. While Route 66 does not pass through Iowa, it had a big fan in this state by the name of Gar Engman. He […]
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SunRay Park’s Proposed Relocation Sparks Tribal Gaming Tensions in New Mexico
A contested license transfer to move SunRay Park & Casino from Farmington, New Mexico to a 200-acre site near Clovis has reignited tensions between commercial racinos and tribal gaming operators over access to Texas-based bettors. Key Takeaways:. SunRay Park & Casino plans move to Clovis aim to boost state revenue...
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Tucumcari Celebrates Route 66 Legacy With Vibrant New Murals Across Town
The town of Tucumcari is bringing new life to the historic U.S. Route 66 through a growing collection of vibrant murals that celebrate the area’s deep connection to the iconic Mother Road.Colorful artwork now stretches across buildings, alleys, and storefronts, transforming Tucumcari into a must-stop destination for travelers and locals alike. Community leaders say the murals are helping preserve the town’s history while creating fresh energy downtown.Kristine Olsen with the Tucumcari Chamber of Commerce says new murals seem to appear almost weekly, highlighting the community’s strong commitment to public art. She adds that the artwork has become a major draw for visitors exploring Route 66.The latest mural honors the highway’s centennial, capturing the spirit of classic Route 66 travel through Tucumcari. Local mother-daughter artists Franchesca Velasquez and Jazmine Jimenez have been painting murals together for five years, and this newest project marks their 10th piece.Velasquez says the goal is to recreate the nostalgic feel of Tucumcari’s downtown from decades past, while Jimenez hopes their work helps “light it back up,” encouraging growth and creativity throughout the community.Town leaders expect even more public art to emerge during this milestone year, inviting residents and visitors alike to take part in Tucumcari’s evolving
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Eastern New Mexico Pet Watch: Extreme Cold Renews Care Concerns for Pets in Clovis Through Mid-February
Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Clovis, New Mexico – As winter cold lingers across eastern New Mexico into February, animal welfare experts are urging pet owners to take extra precautions as prolonged cold conditions continue to pose risks for pets across the High Plains. In a region known for sharp temperature swings and strong winds, even short periods outdoors can […] This content first appeared on CountryHerald.com and is protected by copyright law. Unauthorized reproduction, redistribution, or republication of this content, in whole or in part, without expressed written permission from Country Herald is strictly prohibited. Violators may be subject to legal action.
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Tucumcari Historical Museum keeping area’s rich history alive
TUCUMCARI, N.M. (KFDA) - Ruben on the Road heads to New Mexico where he visits the Tucumcari Historical Museum and learns how it keeps the area’s rich history alive. The museum opened in 1969. “It was the result of lots of people in town pulling together under the leadership...
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The No-Frills Taqueria In New Mexico Serves Up The Best Enchiladas You’ll Ever Taste
There’s a moment when you bite into the perfect enchilada that time seems to stop – that’s exactly what happens at La Cita Restaurant in Tucumcari, New Mexico, where culinary magic happens daily in the most unassuming setting imaginable. You know those places that don’t need fancy...
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People Drive From All Over New Mexico To Eat At This Down-Home Taqueria
Sometimes the most extraordinary culinary experiences happen in the most ordinary-looking places, and La Cita Restaurant in Tucumcari is living proof that unassuming exteriors often hide the most delicious treasures. You’ve probably driven past dozens of small-town restaurants without a second glance. This shouldn’t be one of them.
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City of Albuquerque donates vehicle to Portales Animal Control
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The City of Albuquerque Animal Welfare Department donated its decommissioned animal service vehicle to the City of Portales Animal Control in an effort to help support animal services in the community. AWD said Kelly McClellan, community services director for City of Portales Animal Control, reached out to AWD for assistance, as their […]
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The Stratford Elks football team carries on hot dog Thanksgiving tradition
The Stratford Elks will be making their 20th appearance in the last 26th year during the third round of the UIL Texas High School football playoffs when they take on the Bovina Mustangs a Class 2A Division II regional semifinal game at 6 p.m., Friday at Dick Bivins Stadium. Press...
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Clovis High School All-State music selections
CLOVIS, N.M. (KAMR/KCIT) — Clovis High School announced its NMMEA All-State music selections this week, recognizing dozens of students who earned spots in elite ensembles following auditions held over the past month. Students were chosen based on their overall audition scores, with several earning first-chair or top-in-state honors across band, orchestra, jazz and choir categories. […]
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City of Clovis receives $47,500 grant for animal control, welfare programs
The City of Clovis announced the launch of a new initiative "designed to increase animal welfare, reduce euthanasia numbers at the Clovis Animal Shelter, and find more displaced animals forever homes within the community," after receiving a $47,500 state grant.