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7 Brew drive-through planned for Hobbs – www.hobbsnews.com

7 Brew drive-through planned for Hobbs – www.hobbsnews.com

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7 Brew drive-through planned for Hobbs Denise Marquez/News-Sun A new drink shop is planned to begin construction on its first Hobbs location this summer. 7 Brew Drive Thru Coffee will be located at 1425 N. Turner St., in front of the Broadmoor Mall. 7 Brew offers hot coffee, iced coffee, tea, energy drinks, sparkling waters, lemonades, smoothies and milkshakes. “The building will be dropping in June,” said Zac Cockman, 7 Brew Enterprises franchi…Read Article

Law enforcement staffing crisis in SENM – www.hobbsnews.com

Law enforcement staffing crisis in SENM – www.hobbsnews.com

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Law enforcement staffing crisis in SENM Christina Holt/News-Sun The Hobbs Police Department has a 33 percent vacancy rate for certified officers. But where does this stand in comparison in the region of southeastern New Mexico? The challenge of recruiting officers is not just a local issue but one that is felt throughout the nation. In a nationwide survey, 70 percent of law enforcement agencies find it is more difficult to recruit than it was fi…Read Article

Faith in Action honors volunteers – www.hobbsnews.com

Faith in Action honors volunteers – www.hobbsnews.com

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Faith in Action honors volunteers Christina Holt/News-Sun Faith in Action’s annual fundraiser and awards banquet was the “bee’s knees,” as some would say. The evening was reminiscent of the Great Gatsby filled with people wearing flapper dresses and fedoras ready to support the local nonprofit. Faith in Action was established in 1997 by Patsy Cline to help Lea County residents with medical needs such as life-limiting prescription medications, li…Read Article

CTECH students sign SkillsUSA intent letters – www.hobbsnews.com

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Stepping into their future CTECH students sign SkillsUSA intent letters Andy Brosig/News-Sun Hobbs senior Makenzee Box believes she probably wouldn’t have her future plans set up without the programs at the Career Technical Education Center Hobbs. And the CTECH Culinary Arts student isn’t alone. Fourteen students gathered Tuesday with family and friends in the upstairs walkway at the school to sign national SkillsUSA letters of intent to continu…See the Story

$1.8 billion solar farm planned for northern Lea County – www.hobbsnews.com

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Stellar Solar IRB process initiated Christina Holt News-Sun TATUM — Plans to build a large solar farm in northern Lea County have moved one step closer to reality. Stellar Renewable Power from, headquartered in Dallas, plans to build a $1.18 billion solar energy facility near Tatum with the assistance of two Industrial Revenue Bonds that would be issued by Lea County. Stellar representatives presented its 500-megawatt solar and 500-megawatt batt…Hobbs · Hobbs Read Article

Using seniors to help seniors – www.hobbsnews.com

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Using seniors to help seniors Caleb A. Gallegos/News-Sun When you’ve been teaching for 62 years, along the way you’re bound to learn a few clever tricks — including how to use high school seniors to help senior citizens in a way that fulfills two needs with one deed. Long-time Hobbs educator Wilma Brooks, who teaches at the Hobbs Alternative School, uses her students to make crafts, decorations and other holiday projects to give as gifts to resi…See the Story

Lea native Bobby Herrera to speak Wednesday in Hobbs – www.hobbsnews.com

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Coming home Lea native Bobby Herrera to speak Wednesday in Hobbs Christina Holt/News-Sun A Lea County native is coming to Hobbs on Wednesday to speak about leadership and how to reframe your mind around life’s struggles. The J.F Maddox Foundation is hosting Bobby Herrera from 6 – 8 p.m. on Wednesday, April 9, at the Hobbs Municipal Schools Training Center, 2110 E. Sanger St. in Hobbs. Herrera wrote a book titled “The Gift of Struggle” that was l…Hobbs · Hobbs Read Article

AC Ranch Solar project is moving forward – www.hobbsnews.com

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AC Ranch Solar project is moving forward Christina Holt/News-Sun The construction of a $400 million solar development project near Hobbs began in the summer of 2024 and is steadily moving forward. AC Ranch Solar plans to have a ribbon cutting later this year and hopes to have phase one of the project operational in 2026, according to CEO and President of Akari Energy, LLC Vance Nobe. The solar development is being constructed on about 1,500 acre…Hobbs · Hobbs Read Article

Autism Awareness Month kicks off in Opelousas

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April is National Autism Awareness Month, and families in Opelousas kicked off the month with an event Tuesday afternoon. They're asking residents to change their porch light to a red or blue light, to show support. It's about World Autism Awareness Day, but Melissa Hall, an Opelousas mom, says that name needs a shift. "Tomorrow is World Autism Awareness Day, around the globe," she said. "I don't care if you light it up red or light it up blue, …See the Story

COLUMN Investing in our teachers: Building excellence from within – www.hobbsnews.com

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Investing in our teachers: Building excellence from within Gene Strickland Hobbs Municipal Schools superintendent At a recent meeting of the Hobbs Municipal School Board, I stood proudly in front of Board Members and our community and congratulated three of our elementary school teachers for completing their National Board Certifications. These certifications, which are voluntary and extremely rigorous, are the gold standard of professional ac…Hawaii · Hawaii See the Story

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