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Pat Davis

Pat Davis is the founder and publisher of City Desk ABQ. In a prior life he served as an Albuquerque City Councilor.

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Season’s Greetings with Holiday Classic

City Desk ABQ by Pat Davis November 17, 2023

In the world of ballet, the upcoming holiday season means one thing: The Nutcracker.

Posted inMoriarty, Uncategorized

National Recognition for Moriarty FFA

City Desk ABQ by Pat Davis November 17, 2023April 19, 2025

Moriarty Future Farmers of America struck gold at the recent national convention in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Posted inEstancia, Torrance County, Uncategorized

ICE Sued Over Conditions at Torrance County Detention Facility

City Desk ABQ by Pat Davis November 17, 2023April 19, 2025

Venezuelan refugees in Torrance County Detention Facility file class action suit against ICE, citing poor conditions near Estancia.

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SunZia Project Hits Roadblock

City Desk ABQ by Pat Davis November 17, 2023

SunZia wind project paused in SE Arizona due to indigenous concerns over cultural sites, impacting a 550-mile renewable energy initiative

Posted inEstancia, Moriarty, Torrance County, Uncategorized

Fall Sports Roundup

City Desk ABQ by Pat Davis November 17, 2023April 19, 2025

Stay updated on the latest in local community fall sports with a comprehensive roundup. Get highlights, scores, and insights from various sporting events and teams in your area.

Posted inMoriarty, Uncategorized

Local Brothers Killed in Freak Accident

City Desk ABQ by Pat Davis November 17, 2023April 19, 2025

Beloved restaurant owners, Gunter brothers, lost in tragic accident. Community mourns; supports family & affected employees.

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Don’t Fear the Beard

City Desk ABQ by Pat Davis November 17, 2023

Sheriff’s Office in Torrance County hosts ‘No Shave November’ for a cause, aiding injured teens. Deputies grow beards, raise funds, and foster community connection

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Oh, Christmas Tree

City Desk ABQ by Pat Davis November 17, 2023

Holiday season is almost here and the Cibola National Forest is offering the public the chance to cut down a Christmas tree in the Mountainair District.

Posted inEstancia, Moriarty, Torrance County, Uncategorized

Community Briefs

City Desk ABQ by Pat Davis November 17, 2023April 19, 2025

Explore a range of festive events in Edgewood and surrounding areas, from art showcases and book sales to holiday bazaars, parades, and charitable initiatives, embracing the spirit of the season.

Posted inMoriarty, Uncategorized

Moriarty Milestone as Muñoz Commits to Run for Lobos

City Desk ABQ by Pat Davis November 17, 2023April 19, 2025

Moriarty senior sprinter Antonio Muñoz has won medals and set a school record as a member of the Pintos track team, but he recently reached a milestone that is rarely achieved.

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Pat Davis is the founder and publisher of City Desk ABQ. In a prior life he served as an Albuquerque City Councilor.



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