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Wednesday, May 22, 2019NOTICE OF VACANCY Floyd Municipal Schools POSITION(S): Custodian (12 Month Position) QUALIFICATIONS: High School Diploma or Equivalency (GED) Knowledge/Operation of Cleaning Materials/General Equipment Ability to Lift/Push/Pull Medium to Heavy Weight Ranges Communication Skills Valid Driver’s License Related experience a plus Inventory/Record Keeping Pass Fingerprint/Background ...read moreCategories: Press Release
Tuesday, May 21, 2019Leadership Portales recently announced a new program aimed at helping local youth explore opportunities for growth through summer and after-school programs such as camps, classes, leagues and arts training. The program offers a "passport" certificate worth up to $100 toward a program. The application must have a teacher, coach or church leader's sponsorship. The deadline for submission for the ...read moreCategories: Community, Education, Press Release, Community, General News ArticleFriday, May 10, 2019NOTICE OF VACANCY Floyd Municipal Schools POSITION(S): Custodian/General Maintenance QUALIFICATIONS: High School Diploma or Equivalency (GED) Knowledge/Operation of Cleaning Materials/General Equipment Ability to Lift/Push/Pull Medium to Heavy Weight Ranges Mechanical Ability Communication Skills Valid Driver’s License Related experience a plus Pass Fingerprint/Background Check SALARY: ...read moreCategories: Press ReleaseFriday, May 10, 2019EXTRA! EXTRA! READ ALL ABOUT IT!To view the May issue of WARM HEART NEWS:Click HereCategories: Business of the Month, Chamber column, Community, Event information, Newsletter, Ribbon Cutting, Business news, Chamber, Community, Economic, General News Article, Press Release, Volunteer of the Month
Thursday, April 25, 2019The City of Portales has planned an ADA sidewalk improvement project at the corner of Main and West 2nd Street to begin on or after April 29, 2019. The project is anticipated to last approximately two weeks and will temporarily impede access to parking on the North side of S. Main for traffic control. Every effort will be made to maintain access to business doorways; however, citizen safety ...read moreCategories: Business news, Community, Community, General News ArticleThursday, April 11, 2019EXTRA! EXTRA! READ ALL ABOUT IT!To view the April issue of WARM HEART NEWS:Click HereCategories: Business news, Business of the Month, Chamber, Chamber column, Community, Community, Economic, Event information, General News Article, Newsletter, Press Release, Ribbon Cutting, Volunteer of the MonthWednesday, April 03, 2019Governor Lujan Grisham Signs Minimum Wage BillOn Monday, Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham signed legislation to raise the statewide minimum wage considerably. The state’s new minimum wage will go from $7.50 an hour today to $9 next January. In her State of the State speech, Lujan Grisham made raising the minimum wage to $12-an-hour a priority and two proposals were put forward, one in the House ...read more
Thursday, March 28, 2019The Portales Rotary Club honored the winners of the annual 4-Way Test Essay contest on Wednesday, March 27. The students entering were from the Portales Junior High School classes of Ginger Golden-Fowler (8th grade) and Sara Meeks (7th grade). Winners for 8th grade were first place Jenna Brown and runner up Malia Poyer. Seventh grade winners were first place Kaylynn Belew and runner up Abby ...read moreCategories: Community, General News Article, Community, Education, Press ReleaseTuesday, March 26, 2019Notice of Vacancy FLOYD MUNICIPAL SCHOOLS PreK Instructional Assistant Possess a Level III Educational Assistant License or be Eligible for an Educational Assistant License with a minimum of an associate of arts in early childhood education in NM. Applicant must: 1) Be able to pass an employment verification Background Check; 2) Have knowledge/experience working with young students. 3) PED ...read moreCategories: Business news, Education, General News Article, Press ReleaseFriday, March 22, 2019Western Dairy Transport is seeking a knowledgeable applicant to fill a parts counter position (full-time position) at our Portales location. Applicant qualifications:Must have a good MVR, pass a background check and drug screen. Knowledge of commercial auto parts preferred. Excellent verbal and written communications skills. Computer skills preferred. Motivated to work, eager to learn required and ...read moreCategories: Business news, Economic, General News Article, Press ReleaseThursday, March 21, 2019NOTICE OF VACANCY FLOYD MUNICIPAL SCHOOLS HS History and Physical Education with Coaching Opportunities 2019-2020 Applicant must: 1) Hold a minimum of a Bachelor’s Degree and be eligible for or have obtained proper PED License 2) Willingness to Coach various sports 3) Be able to pass an employment verification check; 4) Have knowledge/experience/commitment to teaching. 5) Possess the ...read moreCategories: Business news, Education, Economic, Press ReleaseThursday, March 21, 2019NOTICE OF VACANCY FLOYD MUNICIPAL SCHOOLS Kindergarten Teacher 2019-2020 Applicant must: 1) Hold a minimum of a Bachelor’s Degree and be eligible for or have obtained proper PED License 2) Bilingual or TESOL Endorsement teachers are encouraged to apply. 3) Be able to pass an employment verification check; 4) Have knowledge/experience/commitment to teaching. 5) Possess the ability and ...read moreCategories: Business news, Education, Economic, General News ArticleThursday, March 14, 2019Roosevelt County Chamber'sLegislative ReportMarch 13, 2019 Only three days left!The frenzy is growing as the Saturday noon session's end looms. Much has been accomplished but several important items are still undecided. Those things still dangling in the balance are the minimum wage bill, tax reform, a measure to tap the permanent fund and recreational marijuana. At the same time capital outlay ...read moreCategories: Community, Economic, General News Article, Press Release, Business news, Community, Education, PoliticalThursday, March 07, 2019Roosevelt County Chamber'sLegislative ReportMarch 6, 2019 Legislative pace checked in SenateJust when many thought nothing would slow the out-of-control wildfire that has been the 2019 New Mexico Legislative session the Senate showed it still has a conservative stripe. The more aggressive House version of the minimum wage increase proposals, HB 31 ran aground in the Senate Corporations and ...read moreCategories: Business news, Community, Community, Economic, Education, General News Article, Political, Press ReleaseWednesday, March 06, 2019Risk Advisory from the New Mexico Office of the State Auditor Don’t Get Spoofed Payroll Phishing Fraud Alert March 2019Click Here to read or print this Fraud AlertCategories: Business news, Community, General News Article, Community, Economic, Press ReleaseWednesday, March 06, 2019Risk Advisory from the New Mexico Office of the State Auditor Funny Money: Counterfeit Money ScamClick Here to read or print this Scam AlertCategories: Business news, Community, General News Article, Community, Economic, Press ReleaseMonday, March 04, 2019EXTRA! EXTRA! READ ALL ABOUT IT!To view the March issue of WARM HEART NEWS:Click HereCategories: Business of the Month, Chamber column, Community, General News Article, Press Release, Volunteer of the Month, Business news, Chamber, Community, Event information, Newsletter, Ribbon CuttingThursday, February 28, 2019Roosevelt County Chamber'sLegislative ReportFeb. 27, 2019 House begins discussion on Democrats' tax overhaulDemocrats have unveiled HB 6 which would raise taxes by a whopping $328 million. The one thing that most business owners wouldn't have any beef with is leveling the playing field with internet businesses by requiring them to charge gross receipts tax. It would restructure income tax for ...read moreCategories: Chamber, Community, Political, Business news, Community, Economic, Press ReleaseThursday, February 21, 2019Roosevelt County Chamber'sLegislative ReportFeb. 21, 2019 Second Amendment SanctuaryPerhaps the biggest legislative news of the week didn't occur in Santa Fe. With all but two of New Mexico's County Sheriffs lining up against several gun-control legislation they took the fight back home as bills began passing through the two state houses. The sheriffs began introducing resolution to their ...read moreCategories: Business news, Chamber, Chamber column, Community, Community, Education, Political, Press ReleaseThursday, February 14, 2019Roosevelt County Chamber'sLegislative ReportFeb. 13, 2019 Almost Halfway HomeThe 60-day session of the New Mexico State Legislature will reach the halfway point tomorrow and that is also the deadline to file bills. Things have been rolling at breakneck speed, especially when compared to recent years when the budget was tight. Money in the bank and a Democratic majority in both houses as well as ...read moreCategories: Chamber, Community, Education, Press Release, Business news, Chamber column, Community, PoliticalThursday, February 07, 2019Roosevelt County Chamber'sLegislative ReportFeb. 6, 2019 Minimum Wage Bills of ConcernAs we noted in previous weeks, one of the initiatives we're tracking most closely in Santa Fe are efforts to raise the minimum wage. We reported on HB 31 which has been the fastest moving bill and would raise the minimum wage to $10 this spring and then head to $12 an hour by 2021. This bill also removes the ...read moreCategories: Business news, Chamber, Community, Community, Economic, Education, General News Article, Political, Press ReleaseFriday, February 01, 2019Roosevelt County Chamber'sLegislative ReportJan. 30, 2019 Goober diplomacy alive and wellThe Chamber's officers and staff just returned from the annual trip to Santa Fe where we liberally plied lawmakers, lobbyists and anyone else wandering the halls of the Roundhouse with our wonderful Portales Valencia peanuts. We're happy to report we're still famous for our peanuts and Sen. Stuart ...read moreCategories: Business news, Chamber, Chamber column, Community, Community, Economic, Event information, General News Article, Political, Press ReleaseFriday, February 01, 2019EXTRA! EXTRA! READ ALL ABOUT IT!To view the February issue of WARM HEART NEWS: Click HereCategories: Business news, Business of the Month, Chamber, Chamber column, Community, Community, Event information, General News Article, Human Interest, Newsletter, Press Release, Ribbon Cutting, Volunteer of the MonthFriday, January 11, 2019EXTRA! EXTRA! READ ALL ABOUT IT!To view the January issue of WARM HEART NEWS: Click HereCategories: Business of the Month, Chamber column, Event information, Newsletter, Ribbon Cutting, Business news, Chamber, Community, General News Article, Press Release, Volunteer of the MonthFriday, November 30, 2018EXTRA! EXTRA! READ ALL ABOUT IT! To view the December issue of WARM HEART NEWS: Click HereCategories: Business news, Business of the Month, Chamber, Chamber column, Community, Event information, General News Article, Newsletter, Press Release, Ribbon Cutting, Volunteer of the MonthMonday, November 05, 2018EXTRA! EXTRA! READ ALL ABOUT IT! To view the November issue of WARM HEART NEWS: Click HereCategories: Business of the Month, Chamber column, Community, General News Article, Newsletter, Ribbon Cutting, Business news, Chamber, Community, Event information, Human Interest, Press Release, Volunteer of the MonthFriday, November 02, 2018It seems a good while ago when two young sisters, Megan and Cassidy, entertained themselves sorting bolts at the Ace Hardware Store in Portales, NM, while their parents worked. Today, those two girls and their husbands operate that Ace Hardware Store, two Ashley Home stores, one in Portales, one in Clovis, Enchantment Vineyards in Portales, and real estate. They now represent the third ...read moreCategories: Community, Human Interest, Chamber, General News Article, Press ReleaseWednesday, March 28, 2018SafeWise Announces the 20 Safest Cities in New MexicoAccording to statistics compiled by security firm SafeWise, Portales is among the safest cities in New Mexico, ranking 12th. SafeWise released its “20 Safest Cities in New Mexico” report on March 26, 2018. To compile this report, the company reviewed the 2016 FBI crime report statistics and population data. Cities that fell below identified ...read moreCategories: Business news, Community, General News Article, Press Release, Chamber, Community, Human InterestWednesday, March 21, 2018REGIONAL CUSTOMERS TO REALIZE HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS IN SAVINGS OVER 30 YEARS New Mexico regulators approved a historic expansion of wind energy generation in Xcel Energy's New Mexico and Texas service areas, a move that will return significant savings to regional customers over the next several decades. In a 5-0 vote today, the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission approved a plan to add ...read moreCategories: Business news, Community, General News Article, Press Release, Community, Economic, Political