City holds hearing on plan for sign improvements
Tucumcari MainStreet last week hosted its first hearing on a wayfinding plan to eventually develop better signs for travelers in Tucumcari. About 20
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Tucumcari MainStreet last week hosted its first hearing on a wayfinding plan to eventually develop better signs for travelers in Tucumcari. About 20
About 25 volunteers gathered at the Taos County Courthouse Tuesday evening (July 25) to participate in a river cleanup hosted by the Rio Fernando de Taos Revitalization Collaborative. The …
April 12, 2021 Courts complex remains top use for old jail site Written by Geoffrey Plant on April 12, 2021 While some county officials worried that a visioning session remotely held last week to collect community input on future uses for the old Grant County Jail threatened to derail plans to establish a central judicial complex on the site — which is located behind the Grant County Courthouse — ultimately what is done with the property will be their decision to make. During last week’s commission meeting, District 3 Commissioner Alicia ...
Copyright © 2021 Roswell Daily Record City of Roswell employees are planning to spend $65,000 to continue city efforts to develop additional “wayfinding” signage to direct people to frequently visited services, areas and attractions. A pending agreement between the city and an Albuquerque architectural and design firm that goes by the name Groundwork Studio received preliminary approval during a Thursday meeting of the Roswell City Council Legal Committee. Councilors Jason Perry, Judy Stubbs, George Peterson and Barry Foster recommended the item for consideration by the entire City Counc...