Events July 3-5
July 4th holiday week events
Thursday
Hobbs public library will host the Lea County Humane Society from 1-2pm as the final special presentation of its summer reading program, “Be Creative At Your Library”. The program will help you decide whether to own a pet, what kind of pet is right for you and how to care for that pet. It’s free for all ages; enter through the library’s north doors at 509 N. Shipp. Find out more at hobbsamerica.com.
Thursday
Everyone’s invited to a street dance in Lovington starting at 7pm with music from Rusty Huddelson’s “Knights Of The West”, followed by the headliners, “Asleep At the Wheel” on the east side of the courthouse in the Lovington Town Square. Take your own lawn chairs and items to make yourself comfortable. Find out more at hobbsamerica.com.
Friday
You’re invited to a free karaoke party from noon til 5pm at party express in the Broadmoor Mall in Hobbs. Join Danny Hobbs and his karaoke party for free fun on the eve of the fourth. Find out more at hobbsamerica.com. (Danny, 318-3672)
Need extra cash? Clutter driving you crazy? Want an inexpensive way to get rid of those items that are taking up useful space and maybe make a few dollars off it? Well how about listing your item or items in our Classified Section? You never know, your trash could be someone else's treasure. People say a picture is worth a thousand words so go ahead and include a color or black and white picture of what you have. It's free and we'll list your classified ad for 30 days.
Hobbs! It’s a wonderful place to live!!! Do you have “must see” photographs of the city of Hobbs you’d like to share with the community? Well, why not email them to mail@1radiosquare.com and have them posted on the front page of hobbsamerica.com? Send us the description and location of the photograph and the reason why your picture should be posted. *Photographs must meet manager’s approval before being posted.
The AMBER Plan was created in 1996 as a powerful legacy to 9-year-old Amber Hagerman, a bright little girl who was kidnapped and brutally murdered while riding her bicycle in Arlington, Texas and is a voluntary partnership between law-enforcement agencies and broadcasters to activate an urgent bulletin in the most serious child-abduction cases. Broadcasters use the Emergency Alert System (EAS), formerly called the Emergency Broadcast System, to air a description of the missing child and suspected abductor. This is the same concept used during severe weather emergencies. The goal of the AMBER Alert is to instantly galvanize the entire community to assist in the search for and safe return of the child. Visit Code Amber to extend the reach of every Amber Alert. You could help save a child's life.
