Cimarron, New Mexico

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Cimarron

Sunny
Temperature: 52.8 °F

Humidity: 30 %
Wind Speed: 7 mph ESE
Pressure: 30.09 "

Dew Point: 22 °F
Gusts: 9 mph ENE
Rain Today: 0.00 "

• It's a Scouting life for her
  

  The neighborsgo staff profiles the people who are your neighbors. If you know someone who would be a good profile subject, send your suggestion to community@neighborsgo.com. Ita s a Scouting life for her In ...

• -- Ranch Hand Arrested in Hit & Run Case
  

  Oklahoma man was struck as he walked along N.M. 21 near Cimarron early last month.

• Boy Scout Troop 4 visits New Mexico
  

  Boy Scout Troop 4, chartered at First A.R.P. Church, Gastonia, recently returned from a week's wilderness experience at Philmont Scout Reservation in Cimarron, New Mexico.

• Flooding causes mess in northern NM
  

  Two New Mexico towns are cleaning up after heavy rains caused flooding in Cimarron and Tent Rock this weekend.

• You thought your summer went OK. After this, you might take a Mulligan.
  

  Barbecues, tanning beds, short-session classes A - ' these are a few things students can expect when finishing up their spring finals.

• 'Biofuel' mill hopes to offer 80-100 jobs
  

  Architectural drawings are being finalized and site preparation is ongoing for a sawmill that could eventually become one of the Cimarron area's biggest employers.

  The mill that will produce "biofuel cubes" to fire power plant boilers could employ as many as 80 to 100 people once it gets rolling. Located about three miles outside of Cimarron along N.M. 58, the mill is being planned by a company called GreenTech, a subsidiary of Florida-based Global Green Holdings.

  Chuck McKendree, the GreenTech general manager in Cimarron, explained that GreenTech is a "forest management company." The company began talking to the Express UU Bar Ranch about helping with forest thinning, and those discussions led to figuring out something to do with the dead trees, downed trees and undergrowth that the ranch wanted to remove.

• Moreno Valley great spot for a vacation
  

  In 1962 our family purchased a very rustic cabin in Taos Canyon, New Mexico. Built in 1933, it required extensive renovation and during that period and 35 years of vacation trips afterward we nearly always ...

• Politics and religion
  

  They say there are two subjects you should never discuss; politics and religion.

• Boy Scouts to honor unsung hero
  

  On Friday, Aug. 8, the Andrew Jackson Council of the Boy Scouts of America will host a dinner honoring Scoutmaster of Troop 158, Freddie Voss.

• Schools eye four-day week to cut fuel costs
  

  Facing a crippling increase in fuel costs, some rural U.S. schools are mulling a solution born of the '70s oil crisis: a four-day week.

• U.S. schools eye four-day week to cut fuel costs
  

  Facing a crippling increase in fuel costs, some rural U.S. schools are mulling a solution born of the '70s oil crisis: a four-day week.

• Rachel Hinson to wed Berry Lucas Jr.
  

  Rachel Hinson and Berry Lucas Jr. plan to wed Aug. 9, 2008, at the Express UU Bar Ranch in Cimarron, N.M. The bride-elect is the daughter of John and Anne Hinson of Golden, Colo., and the granddaughter of ...

• The lesser of two evils
  

  I wonder why? Do you recall, in your experience, the inquisitive ones, especially the very young, sometimes up through students of college age, with a "why" question seemingly tattooed to the end of their ...

• Maclay Scouts Attend Camp
  

  Several students from Maclay recently attended the Boy Scouts of America's Philmont High Adventure Camp.

• First State Bancorporation Announces Election of Garrey E. Carruthers to Board
  

  "We are honored that Dr. Carruthers has joined our board and welcome his extensive experience, knowledge and skills," stated Michael R. Stanford, President and CEO.

• Try again to save Camp Avery Hand
  

  He was a young boy when his parents separated. He and his siblings were each farmed out to different homes so his mother could find work with no distractions -- on or off the job.

• What it's like
  

  "The hardest thing is just to remember that you're there to provide care and not to worry about whether the patient is going to live or die"

  Zander Melville hops into an ambulance as soon as he gets to work at 11 p.m. For the next 12 hours, the emergency medical technican travels with a paramedic answering 911 phone calls. via The University Daily Kansan

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