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Netflix exceeds spending targets in New Mexico

By EDD One year after signing an agreement to open its first U.S. Production hub in New Mexico, Netflix has spent more than $150 million in the state, utilized more than 2,000 production vendors, and hired over 1,600 cast and crew members, Economic Development Cabinet Secretary Alicia J. Keyes and …

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Gods encouraging word of the day

“Dear friends, let us love one another, for love comes from God. Everyone who loves has been born of God and knows God. Whoever does not love does not know God, because God is love. This is how God showed his love among us: He sent his one and only …

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It’s always a hot night of hoops when Pecos takes the court at its Louis G. Sanchez Memorial gymnasium, and Friday night 5A Clovis pays a visit in an anticipated non district contest against the 2A Panthers, and you can except another sellout from the home folks.

By Arnie Leshin  Small-town Pecos, right off I-25 West, exit at Glorieta, make a left over the overpass, make a quick right, and when you see the church, go left and tune in to the sound of basketballs on the Panthers’ campus. That’s right, each time the Pecos varsity plays …

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Weekly fishing and stocking report

By NM Game and fish Catches of the week Chama River: Emilee Kupper, of Rio Rancho, with her eight-week-old son Ellis Kupper caught an 18-inch brown trout below El Vado Lake using a Joe’s Flies pink shrimp lure Jan. 18. Glenn May, of Dolores, Colo., caught and released a 20-inch …

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No more fierce district basketball rivals, it’s no longer the old days when Capital and Espanola Valley’s boys meet up now, with the Jaguars dominating, 71-35, at home Saturday night, as they did in an earlier home non district 67-18 romp over the Sundevils

By Arnie Leshin  It’s not the same old tussles these rivals provided when they hooked up in the same basketball district, and Saturday night Capital proved it once again upon Espanola Valley’s second visit to Edward A. Ortiz Memorial gymnasium this season. Yes, they used to bring big crowds, have …

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