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Monday, July 24, 2017
Public Notice: Road Work on Kilgore from 3rd to HWY 70 The City of Portales Street Department is making road repairs on Kilgore Avenue from 3rd Street (NM 88) to HWY 70. The project begins today, July 24, 2017. The first part of the road repair is the section between RR 6 (the Walmart frontage road) and 3rd Street. This project section is anticipated to require approximately six (6) business days ...read more
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Monday, July 24, 2017
To read the July 2017 Warm Heart News Chamber Newsletter Click Here
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Thursday, June 15, 2017
FARMERS MARKET 2017 Locally grown fresh veggies and fruits Corner of S. Ave. B and W. 1st Street Portales Mondays & Thursdays Starts at 5pm
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Friday, June 02, 2017
To read the June 2017 Warm Heart News Chamber Newsletter Click Here
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Friday, June 02, 2017
Portales Tennis Courts are open all summer long at the Portales Junior High School Courts. Tuesdays & Thursdays 6 - 8 pm Ages 12 and Up
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AMARILLO, Texas (March 21, 2017) – Xcel Energy projects it can save Texas-New Mexico customers $2.8 billion over a 30-year period by displacing higher-cost energy with an additional 1,230 megawatts of wind energy – enough electricity to power more than 440,000 typical homes. Most of the new megawatts of wind energy would be generated at two facilities constructed and owned by the ...read more
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PORTALES, NM—The Roosevelt County Community Development Corporation (RCCDC) welcomes the announcement of Invenergy LLC’s wind farm to be developed in south Roosevelt County and then transferred to Xcel Energy. The RCCDC supports Invenergy LLC and Xcel Energy with this important effort. The RCCDC applauds Xcel Energy for acquiring and completing this project as it will bring ...read more
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To read the April 2017 Warm Heart News Chamber Newsletter Click Here
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PORTALES, NM—The Roosevelt County Community Development Corporation (RCCDC) announces a new redevelopment in downtown Portales. The property on 223 West Second Street, also known to the community as the Portales Inn, has been acquired by Ambience Hospitality LLC and is slated for redevelopment of a new nationally recognized hotel chain. The RCCDC along with the City of Portales have been ...read more
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To read the May 2017 Warm Heart News Chamber Newsletter Click Here
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Gary King, President of the New Mexico Children’s Foundation, announced its grant recipients for 2017-2018. In celebration of its 25 th Anniversary, the Board of Directors will fund thirty-nine organizations. These non-profits are community-based with budgets less than $300,000—many have budgets that are far less. The total awarded is $73,500. First Lady Alice King founded the NMCF ...read more
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