Hobbs

Hell, I've got one telegram.

We're getting them all over America, but I've got to acknowledge this one from Cluffy Smith in Hobbs, New Mexico.

He says, we know Notre Dame's great, but he says, don't be so prejudiced.

There's a lot of Oklahomians listening all over the world.

So my dad worked in a company where we moved around the whole world.

So I was born in Brazil, but I've lived in Venezuela, Spain, India, Hobbs, New Mexico.

[laughs] Yeah, we talked about that.

Like I...

Clue number one.

I was born in Hobbs, New Mexico.

Okay.

Clue number two.

Clue number

three.

Where is Hobbs? I don't even know where that is.

I'm not telling you.

Chris Vega is going to be here in just a couple minutes.

made his professional boxing debut over a decade ago in Hobbs, New Mexico has been a part of the New Mexico athletic commission since then.

And I've been told that he has a specific goal for the number of fights that he wants to have as he is going to be returning to to the professional ranks, returning to being an active participant in combat sports and not just still a member of the community in working with the commission.

So Chris Vega is going to be here in just a couple minutes.

Hell, I've got one telegram.

We're getting them all over America, but I've got to acknowledge this one from Snuffy Smith in Hobbs, New Mexico.

He says, we know Notre Dame's great, but he says, don't be so prejudiced.

There's a lot of Oklahomians listening all over the world.

D.L. Moody.

Our first prayer focus is the staff members shot outside Highland Middle School in Hobbs.

The Albuquerque Journal reports that on Friday, a 13-year-old boy was taken into custody after he allegedly shot a Highland Middle School staff member outside the school.

Superintendent Gene Strickland said, The staff member had confronted the boy at about 1130 AM.

The boy produced a handgun and other staff tended the wounded man until medics arrived.

He was taken from Covenant Health Hobbs Hospital to a hospital in Lubbock and was reported in stable condition.

Hobbs Police, the Lee County Sheriff, and New Mexico State Police were on the search.

The district canceled the Hobbs High School homecoming parade.

A grin creased wide across her face as she rolled through the center of the town.

She was, she soon discovered, in Hobbs, New Mexico.

The people of the town turned out in force to see who the sudden and unconventional visitor was.

They were not only surprised to see a plane parked in the middle of Main Street, but aghast to find a woman seated at the controls.

The men who had done the job assured her that she was in error.

Convinced, but still suspicious, she took off once more down the street and happily into the air.

She had been told in Hobbs that if she flew to the southeast, she would find in about a hundred miles either a river to the right or a railroad with a highway to the left.

Or was it a railroad to the left and a highway to the right? Which one, they had carefully explained to her in town, depended on whether she was more west than east or more east than west.