Mora County

Last Monday was the first day for the reopening of the Cowboy Kitchen. It turned out to be a very busy day with people anxious to see the newly remodeled facility and meet the new owners. There were a few weeks of remodeling and planning. In the remodeled restaurant there is new pine paneling on the walls and a new coat of colorful paint. There are two new owners who have bought the business from Johnny and Phyllis Martinez and Gary Martinez, their son. Gary and his folks and the new owners were instrumental in remodeling the facility.

Anything medical catches my eye, and I discovered some small handouts that my doctor father kept in his office. These were brochures with a permit for immunization form on the back.

Community Calendar

Saturday
2 p.m. — Mora Rangers and Rangerettes basketball vs. Peñasco, junior varsity and varsity
Monday
10 a.m. — La Jicarita Rural Telephone Cooperative board meeting, board room
4 p.m. — Middle School Rangers basketball vs. West Las Vegas, 7th & 8th

Senior Lunch Menu

The lunch menu for the Mora /Wagon Mound Senior Centers with milk and coffee served daily.

When a person walks in the door of Tapetes de Lana’s gallery something new meets the eye. The looms for weaving are still there and the beautiful finished products from those looms  line the walls as usual.

But you are now greeted by Rebekah Albert asking you if you would like some coffee, tea, cocoa or cappuccino from the newly added Espresso bar. Tapetes also serves pastries that have been bought locally. When the commercial kitchen has electricity it will be baking its own pastries — which will mean the hiring of yet another local person.