Voters In Southeast New Mexico Cities To Decide On Alcohol Sales
By: Dylan Brooks
Updated: September 17, 2012
EUNICE, NM -- Voters in several Southeast New Mexico cities will soon decide if their restaurants will be able to serve up some cold ones.
Eunice residents will make the decision at the polls on September 18th, and similar measures are on the ballot in Tatum and Lovington that day.
If the measure passes at the polls, restaurants in those cities will be able to serve beer and wine.
Recent efforts to go wet in other area cities -- such as Andrews -- have been struck down at the polls.
The polls will be open in Eunice from 7 AM to 7 PM on September 18th.
Officials in Tatum and Lovington haven't told Big 2 what their polling hours are.
Eunice residents will make the decision at the polls on September 18th, and similar measures are on the ballot in Tatum and Lovington that day.
If the measure passes at the polls, restaurants in those cities will be able to serve beer and wine.
Recent efforts to go wet in other area cities -- such as Andrews -- have been struck down at the polls.
The polls will be open in Eunice from 7 AM to 7 PM on September 18th.
Officials in Tatum and Lovington haven't told Big 2 what their polling hours are.
