I f you’re looking for a way to use summer zucchini, here’s an idea for you: Cook it with pork chops. This recipe comes from www.tasteofhome.com, and we have permission to use it.
ENMU’s ball control puts Bronchos away
October 11, 2010
Dave Wagner BLACKWATER DRAW — Saturday’s 49-31 Lone Star Conference North Division win over Central Oklahoma at Greyhound Stadium provided Eastern New Mexico University’s defense with something it hasn’t had often had this season — rest on the sidelines. The Greyhounds (3-3, 2-1 North), averaging around 23 minutes a game in time of possession, controlled […]
Information Age puts public more at risk
July 24, 2010
The Information Age means instant data, news, opinions and entertainment at our fingertips. It also means our personal information is less safe than ever before, leading to identity theft and other breaches of privacy. One serious case developed in the middle of July when the names of 1,300 supposedly “illegal” immigrants were released to law-enforcement […]
Flag Day puts focus on treatment of flags in city
June 12, 2010
By Kevin Wilson: CNJ staff writer Dale Harner has lived in Clovis for 31 years, and not a week goes by where he doesn’t take some umbrage at a flying flag as he drives around the city. Harner, a retired lieutenant colonel with the Air Force, said he has nothing against the Stars and Stripes […]
Letter to the editor: Seidenwurm puts children first
May 5, 2010
While I am sure I don’t understand the details or agendas of those who are taking issue with Rhonda Seidenwurm’s leadership of our schools, there is something of which I am certain: Wherever and whenever Seidenwurm encountered those whose agenda was to do something positive and helpful for our children, she did everything possible to […]
Skyward puts information at parents’ fingertips
December 9, 2009
As this is an education column, I think it only appropriate that you take an occasional test…or at least solve a riddle. Here it is: What do Christian Believers, Jalisco Taqueria (on 7th Street), Java Loft, La Casa Family Health Center, Lighthouse Mission, Mainline Bowling, Matt 25, Ministerios Unidos para Cristo, North Plains Mall, Roden-Smith, […]
Law reducing paperwork approved
February 28, 2009
The New Mexican Days remaining in session: 21 Penalizing paperwork: The House has approved a measure (HB367) that would reduce the amount of paperwork that state agencies can send to lawmakers. It puts some teeth into a current law that puts a five-page limit on what agencies can send to lawmakers, with a few exceptions.
March 5 – Bingo basket
March 5, 2008
CNJ staff photo: Liliana Castillo Maria Cotten puts together a basket for the winner of La Casa Senior Center’s bingo. Cotten said she puts baskets together for the bingo raffle every Wednesday.
Apathy puts First Amendment in danger
February 23, 2005
By Carol Singletary: Guest Columnist Apathy is killing the First Amendment. This according to the results of the recent Knight Foundation’s report on the state of the First Amendment among high school students and educators. The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation commissioned researchers from the University of Connecticut to question more than 100,000 […]
United Way surpasses 2003 donation total
December 18, 2004
Staff reports Curry County United Way has added nearly $40,000 to its pledges in the past week, bringing the tally to $367,557. The late surge puts the organization above the 2003 total, but about 7 percent short of its 2004 goal of $392,500. “I doubt we’ll reach the goal, but we are very happy to […]
