Showing of anti-Bush film by CCC professor creates stir
By Mike Linn: CNJ news editor A Clovis Community College instructor who invited students to an on-campus viewing of the movie Fahrenheit 9/11 has created a buzz among students who felt the viewing was...
View Article‘HYPE’ to counter Moore film
By Mike Linn: CNJ staff writer Clovis Community College officials are inviting students to view a movie on Monday that contradicts Fahrenheit 9/11, the anti-Bush film shown Thursday that garnered...
View ArticleAstronomy Day offers daytime glimpse of stars
Charity Stroud, 3, left, Cassandra Zsidi,14, back left, and Christian Jones, 10, play a solar system game Saturday during Astronomy Day at Clovis-Carver Public Library. (CNJ staff photo: Eric Kluth)...
View Article‘Believe in Me’ tickets selling fast
CNJ staff More than half of the VIP tickets for the sneak preview of “Believe in Me” have been sold, according to Clovis/Curry County Chamber of Commerce spokesperson Jenni Gee. “As of 2:11 p.m....
View ArticleThe mating game: Prairie chicken known for colorful ritual
A male lesser prairie chicken used the rock he’s on top of as part of his mating display Saturday. A hen checks him out in the background. (Freedom Newspapers: Karl Terry) By Karl Terry: Freedom...
View ArticleCommit to be reasonable Nov. 4
By Kevin Wilson: Freedom New Mexico columnist Monday morning was pretty much the routine. A bowl of cereal more suited for my future children, a quick viewing of TV news and a visit to the Internet...
View Article“The New Deal” art treasures viewing and discussion
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View ArticleTicket feature: Artist’s life retrospective available for viewing at CCC
Courtesy photo Local artist Ginnie Seifert’s work is on display at Clovis Community College’s Eula Mae Edwards Museum in May and June. Her exhibit is titled, “Celebrating 35 years.” Freedom New Mexico...
View ArticleBaby giraffe’s debut still on hold
CNJ staff photo: Tony Bullocks Public viewing of a baby giraffe born last week at the Hillcrest Zoo remains on hold, Clovis Parks and Recreation Director Bill Bizzell said Monday. CNJ staff Public...
View ArticleJerrica’s first day out
CNJ staff photo: Tony Bullocks Seven-week-old Jerrica was made available for public viewing for the first time Tuesday at Hillcrest Park Zoo. Jerrica, who was born at the zoo, was placed in exhibit...
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