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Ronald Reagan · SuvaThe Perth 7s tournament was a blessing in disguise for the younger players in the Fiji 7s team. The Fiji Airways-sponsored side faced a setback building up to the tournament with three of its senior players including captain Jeremaia Matana, Sevuloni Mocenacagi and Waisea Nacuqu sidelined due to injuries. However, this presented the opportunity for other young players to step into the role and head coach Osea Kolinisau was glad that they got a c…See the Story
A blessing in disguise
Tucumcari · TucumcariMany funerals I’ve attended included a message from the deceased to all their family, friends and everyone else still living. Last year, I had the privilege of officiating at a dear Christian lady’s funeral during which I based my comments on some things I read during my morning devotion that day, which included two books by Harry Gipson, a now-deceased preacher where I attend church. Those books...See the Story
Messages from the deceased
Tucumcari · TucumcariThe state's tourism director gave the keynote speech to more than 50 attendees at the annual Quay Day breakfast Wednesday in Santa Fe. The event at Hotel Santa Fe gave local government entities and businesses an opportunity to mingle with state officials as the New Mexico Legislature began its annual session. Lancing Adams, acting Secretary of the New Mexico Department of Tourism, gave a...See the Story
Over 50 attend Quay Day at state capital
Martin Luther King Jr. · TucumcariThis month, as they have for almost 40 years, millions of Americans will celebrate the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. He was indisputably one of the most iconic historical figures of the 20th century, dedicating his life to ensuring that the ideals of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness would become a reality for all those who were marginalized and deprived of full citizenship and equal...See the Story
King would be on front lines even now
Tucumcari · TucumcariTwo Tucumcari wrestlers took home first-place honors Saturday during the Spencer Cole Memorial Invitational in Las Vegas. The Rattlers team also finished second in the six-team, round-robin tournament with 100 1/2 points, trailing only West Las Vegas’ 193 1/2 points. THS senior Josh Pacheco won four bouts en route to his championship in the 152-pound division, including pinning West Las Vegas’ Jac...See the Story
Two THS wrestlers win titles at Vegas event
Tucumcari · TucumcariThe Logan girls basketball team notched two victories at the Coronado Tournament at Gallina, including a 68-11 trouncing of the host team on Saturday. Logan coach Dustin Robertson praised the tournament hosts and its facility “in a beautiful area of the state.” “We used the weekend for bringing our team together,” he said. “We had a great time.” Logan (10-7) led 13-4 after the first quarter agains...See the Story
Logan girls win two at Coronado tourney
Donald Trump · TucumcariUnbelievably, I think I’ve learned something new about Donald Trump during his most recent ascent to the throne. One is obvious, I suppose: He’s not always a liar. He does, or attempts to do, what he promises his supporters he’ll do. He just lies to justify it. Case in point: He says “illegal” immigrants are fueling violent crimes in the U.S., which is altogether untrue. Violent crime in America i...See the Story
Learning a little about when Trump tells the truth
Tucumcari · TucumcariTucumcari's boys basketball team didn't quite scare No. 1-ranked Santa Rosa, but it at least caused some worry for the Lions and their fans. Despite Tucumcari falling into a 17-point deficit to start the game, the Rattlers twice whittled their opponent's lead to six in the fourth quarter before the Lions made enough shots and free throws to prevail 73-58 in a district battle...See the Story
