Texico is the oldest town in Curry County, New Mexico. It is situated directly across the border from Farwell, Texas. Its first known settler was Ira W. Taylor, section foreman for the Pecos Valley and North Eastern Railroad, who owned a 160-acre claim adjacent to the railroad, and settled there in early 1902. After an early boom period, the town declined afer 1906, when the railroad chose Clovis as its division point.
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Operating out of the Clovis Municipal Airport in Texico, New Mexico, the full-service FBO offers fuel and a pilot’s lounge, flight instruction, charter, aircraft rental, service and repair. Contact data is posted.
http://www.blueskyaviationinc.com/
First Baptist Church of Texico
The service times and location of the Texico, New Mexico church are presented, with an overview of its purposes, functions, and leadership. Information on becoming born again, and on membership in the church are included.
http://www.firstbaptisttexico.org/
Texico Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
Headquarters for the Seventh-day Adventist churches of West Texas and New Mexico, the organization is based in Texico, New Mexico, and provides resources to approximately eighty churches. Churches and schools within the conference are featured.
http://www.texico.org/
The public school administrative district operates Texico High School, Texico Junior High School, and Texico Elementary School, each of which are highlighted here, with faculty and staff contacts, class and group pages, and access to various forms and reports.
http://www.texicoschools.com/
The title loan company provides loans based on the value of the car and the car title ownership. Applications may be submitted online, and instructions are presented.
http://www.texiconewmexicotitleloan.com
