(Regular-season final) South Division Div. All W-L W-L Angelo State 15-6 40-10 Incarnate Word 15-6 31-21 West Texas A&M 14-7 40-14 Texas Woman’ 11-10 29-24 Abilene Christian 11-10 28-27 Tarleton State 10-11 22-25 TX A&M-Kingsville 5-16 24-31 ENMU 3-18 13-41 North Division Div. All W-L W-L Midwestern State 13-4 44-8 Southeastern Okla. 13-5 36-17 East […]
Weekly Lone Star Conference update — Jan. 19
January 18, 2011
Standings Men South Division Div. All W-L W-L Incarnate Word 2-0 13-1 Tarleton State 2-0 11-3 ENMU 2-0 7-7 Midwestern State 1-1 13-3 Angelo State 1-1 5-9 West Texas A&M 0-2 13-2 Abilene Christian 0-2 8-6 Texas A&M-Kings. 0-2 5-9 North Division Div. All W-L W-L Central Oklahoma 2-0 16-2 Northeastern State 2-0 7-9 Texas […]
Last of Conchas Dam builders to be honored
May 12, 2010
By Thomas Garcia: Freedom New Mexico When Earl Flint was a boy, his toys all had wheels. “I was all about machines and how they would change the world,” he said. And they did change his world 75 years ago when he was hired by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to help build Conchas […]
Blight battle map
February 2, 2010
Rose Riley is one of the more vocal area residents calling for cleaning up Clovis. In October, Clovis News Journal staff asked her to point out properties along Clovis’ entryways she considers blighted. Those properties are pictured in this package.
Tarleton hands Hounds first LSC South loss
January 20, 2010
Freedom New Mexico STEPHENVILLE, TEXAS —Tarleton State handed Eastern New Mexico University its first Lone Star Conference South loss and did so in convincing fashion. Effran Bryant lead four Texan starters in double figures with 13 points as Tarleton State beat the Greyhounds 76-36 Wednesday. Jeremiah Wilson added his seventh double-double of the season — […]
New Mexico House Delegation Announces Nearly $28 Million to Improve Transportation Infrastructure
March 5, 2009
Washington, DC-Thursday, Representatives Harry Teague, Ben Ray Luj
Weather, cargo plane crash delay Lubbock flights
January 27, 2009
CNJ staff LUBBOCK — An early morning plane crash and winter weather are causing delays today at Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport. Two people suffered minor injuries in the crash of a cargo plane. Persons with scheduled flights should check with their airline, not the airport, for delays, airport director James Loomis said around 1 […]
Editors’ Notebook: Hammer throw Aug. 18
August 7, 2008
Staff reports Opening ceremonies for the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing are Friday but we’ll have to wait 10 days more to watch former Tucumcari resident Amber Campbell compete in the women’s hammer throw.
BINGAMAN: USDA FUNDS HELP NEW MEXICO SENIORS ACCESS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
July 18, 2008
BINGAMAN: USDA FUNDS HELP NEW MEXICO SENIORS ACCESS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Hanson Scott awarded for leadership
July 7, 2008
Governor Bill Richardson’s Director of Military Base Planning and Support, Hanson Scott Awarded for Outstanding Leadership Scott named 2008 Public Sector Official of the Year Award by the Association of Defense Communities
June 23, 2008 Best Bet on TV
June 23, 2008
What: I Love the New Milennium Where: VH1 When: 7p.m. What it’s about; Stars reminisce about pop culture of the new millennium, including styles, movies, music and TV.
Cow dogs: Rancher’s best friends
June 3, 2008
Glenda Price Well-trained cow dogs are probably the most valuable “hands” on a ranch. When I was young, our family had a black English Shepherd called Oso (bear in Spanish). If a cantankerous cow decided to quit the herd, my dad would say, “Get her, Oso,” and he’d chase her down. Before long she’d decide […]
Life — and death — can be messy
June 3, 2008
Glenda Price It’s spring — wind, dirt, feed wagons, skies filled with brown clouds instead of rainclouds — and new baby animals. The new babies are cute, and it’s fun to watch them play when they’re several days old and have sorta learned how to handle those legs that seemed so unmanageable the first day. […]
Remembering days of radio
June 3, 2008
Glenda Price In the olden days folks who lived in the boonies didn’t have many formal entertainment choices.
Clovis man gets 9 years for drug sales
May 15, 2008
Clovis, NM – Matthew Chandler, Ninth Judicial District Attorney, announced today that Raymond Gonzales, age 34, was sentenced to prison for nine (9) years in the New Mexico Department of Corrections.
