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The Merry Maids team arrives at your home "ready-to-clean." All cleaning products and equipment come with them. Phone 623-5000 to find out more about Merry Maids. Then you can “Relax, it’s done!”
Merry Maids celebrates sixteen and a half years in Roswell!

Merry Maids Makes Cleaning A Breeze

Wouldn't it be great if, after working all day, you could walk in your home and it would be spotlessly clean?

Most homemakers have to clean during the evenings after work, or spend their weekends cleaning. But there is a better way:

Merry Maids is a professional home cleaning business, represented in Roswell by franchise owner Larry Knadle.

Larry has enjoyed a very successful sixteen years in business, having cleaned over 18,000 houses locally.

You live a busy life - your job, the kids: to and from school, soccer practice, piano lessons, ballet, church, etc.

Let Merry Maids take one big thing off your "to do" list.

No, they won't take your kids to soccer practice, but they will take that huge chore of housecleaning off your hands.

The dependable, professional Merry Maids staff will clean every room in your home just the way you want it.

When they leave, your home will be clean and fresh-smelling, ready for you to relax in and enjoy.

Larry says his staff will work with your schedule - and you don't have to be home when they arrive.

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Three beautiful garage doors recently installed by DOOR TECHS, LLC. Residential or commercial, DOOR TECHS will “door it” for you! DOOR TECHS, LLC has the door or gate that will do the job for you. They also offer 24-hour emergency service. Please phone 623-0105 for more information.
DOOR TECHS, LLC - Customer satisfaction guaranteed

DOOR TECHS, LLC offers outstanding service for all makes and models of garage doors and operators.

Customer service and satisfaction are top priority for this locally owned and operated business.

DOOR TECHS, LLC provides service to not only Roswell, but to all of southeastern New Mexico. Jim and Jay McClain look forward to servicing the needs of the people of Roswell as well as the surrounding areas. Our community is growing and DOOR TECHS, LLC feels privileged to be a part of that growth.

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KBIM AM Newstalk 910 and The Country Giant 94.9 staff includes (left to right) Tom "A" Ruiz, News & Sports Director; Kevin “Bee” Bonner, Station General Manager; Mark Roper, Sales Associate; Donna Whitehead, Office/Traffic Manager; Darryl Burkfield, Sales manager; and Sean McKellips, Production/Board Manager.
94.9 The Country Giant and KBIM News Talk 910AM are the ‘Voice & Choice of Southeastern New Mexico’

94.9 The Country Giant and KBIM News Talk 910AM are the "Voice & Choice of Southeastern New Mexico."

The Giant serves 22 counties in Southeastern New Mexico and West Texas including Artesia, Carlsbad, Eunice, Hobbs, Jal, Lovington, Roswell, Ruidoso and Tatum, New Mexico.

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$5.00 Basic Car Wash! With this value you can wash your car more often! Roswell Rapid Wash offers a well-lit 24-hour place to wash your vehicles. Plus there are vacuums and carpet shampooers on site.
$5.00 & 5 minutes..... Roswell Rapid Wash 11th and Main - across from Cattle Baron

This has been a long, fairly wet winter. Which makes it hard to keep your car clean.

For $5.00 and 5 minutes, you can drive a clean car!

Besides the weather, two other reasons that vehicles may stay dirty are time and money. Roswell Rapid Wash has the remedy for that: $5.00 & 5 minutes.

Wendell Wakefield says, “This past year has been a real eye opener, trying to keep up with the challenges of the economy. Washing a car wasn’t very high on the list of priorities, but with this $5.00 value, a car can move up on that list. Washing your vehicles more often keeps the road grime off and keeps the paint from deteriorating as fast.”

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New customers who come in and let Melody Dutchover, Marketing Representative (seated); or Gina Dwyer, Anent and owner, give them a quote on homeowners insurance will receive a $10.00 Peppers Gift Card. The agency is open from 8:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. (Saturdays by appointment.) Se habla Español.
Gina Dwyer Farmers Insurance Agency provides one on one service to their clients

The Gina Dwyer Farmers Insurance Agency offers professional insurance guidance with a one on one relationship with all their clients. Stop by the office at 101 West 6th Street, (across from Peppers Restaurant) between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday or call 622-3993 for more information.

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The KCKN “Kickin’ Country Crew.” Standing are Bob Williams, Regional Sales Manager and Dara Dana, Regional Sales. Seated is Don Niccum, Morning Show Host. Not pictured are Jerry Kiefer, KCKN General Manager; Matt Casey and Shane Scott.
KCKN - The Only Radio Station You Will Ever Need!

Ask country music lovers in the Pecos Valley what radio station they listened to for the best in country music in the past and the station that pops up most often is KCKN. For many years, local and live, KCKN was the premier country station in the Pecos Valley. Local personalities who brought you local news, weather, information and the best in country music.

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Photographing your Baby's first year. The changes your baby will experience during their first year is remarkable. Why pay hundreds of dollars to capture those precious moments, when you can be your own photographer in Imagine That!’s professional studio? They are there to help you every step of the way. Book each month separately in their studio and pay a already great low price, however, if you book and prepay for an entire year, you get 3 months free! (1 hour sessions.) Call the store for more details at 622-5252.
Imagine That! Scrapbooks & Gifts is your Valentine's Day Gift Giving Headquarters

Imagine That! Scrap-books & Gifts, 317 N Main St., is your Valentine's Day Gift Giving Headquarters. They offer beautiful Valentine balloon bouquets, mums for all occasions, jewelry, Kerusso Christian T-Shirts, candles and plush animals including the very sought after Webkinz.

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Domino’s new pizza. 50 years in the making. Domino’s hand-tossed pizza is new. It’s not a slightly-altered version of the old pizza. It’s not the same old product in a fancy new wrapper. It’s a completely new pizza from the crust up. “And we’re pretty doggone proud of it. Because while it doesn’t take long to get one, it’s taken us 50 years to create a pizza of this perfectitude. Fifty years worth of listening to feedback, tasting cheeses, crafting sauces and trying every possible combination of combinations we could think of. For starters, everything: our cheese made with 100% real mozzarella and flavored with just a hint of provolone. Our sauce with a dose of spicy red pepper to put a spring in your step. And our garlic-seasoned crust with a rich, buttery taste. Now you may be wondering, is this really different? Will it be as good as they say? Is ‘perfectitude’ actually a word? Well, there’s only one way to find out. Take a bite. Then if someone asks if we actually abandoned our old recipe and completely revamped our pizza, you can tell ‘em... Oh yes they did.” Domino’s Pizza... 50 Years 1960-2010!
Domino's Pizza tackles Super Bowl Sunday and announces Domino’s new pizza. 50 years in the making!

It's Super Bowl Time!!!

Why settle for "take and bake" or wait 45 minutes or more to get a pizza delivered when locally this Sunday, Domino's Pizza will have 40 employees ready to make, bake and deliver your pizzas hot and fresh when you order them!

To order your delicious Domino's Pizza for Sunday's big game (or any other time,) call:

623-3030 if you live north of 8th Street: Domino's Pizza at 2417 North Main Street.

622-3030 for the Domino's at 1124 South Union Avenue if you live south of 8th Street.

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Scuba. Zink’s World Discovery Travel are your scuba diving specialists, having dove all over the world. Pacific, Caribbean, Mexican coast..... they can help you blow bubbles anywhere in the world.
Zink’s World Discovery Travel - Your full service cruise, tour and vacation specialist

Why should you use a travel agent?

When you use Zink’s World Discovery Travel you have all their expertise at your perusal.  They personally have taken almost 100 cruises. They know the ships, the cruise lines, the itinerary.  And  ZINK’S  WORLD  DISCOVERY  TRAVEL  CHARGES  NO  FEES.

Zink’s World Discovery Travel is the travel specialist you need. They will send you on your dream vacation.

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Lenovo says business will focus on mobile Internet

BEIJING (AP) Lenovo Group expects wireless Internet products to account for up to 80 percent of its sales within five years as it pursues expansion in faster-growing emerging markets, CEO Yang Yua Full Story »


Report: Obama to tap Yellen to be Fed vice chair

WASHINGTON (AP) President Barack Obama is planning to nominate Janet Yellen, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, to take over as vice chairman of central bank in Washington, Th Full Story »


GMs Lutz says hybrids, electrics are future

WARREN, Mich. General Motors Co. will keep making big trucks and SUVs because U.S. buyers demand them, but a major portion of them will be gas-electric hybrids in the near future, retiring Vice Ch Full Story »


Oil hovers above $82 as month-long rally stalls

SINGAPORE (AP) Oil prices hovered above $82 a barrel Friday in Asia as investors mulled whether extending a monthlong rally is justified amid evidence of weak U.S. crude demand.

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Money fund assets fell to $3.090T in latest week

NEW YORK (AP) Total money market mutual fund assets fell by $36.22 billion to $3.090 trillion for the week, the Investment Company Institute said Thursday.

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A look at Februarys top-selling video games

The top-selling video games in the U.S. in February, by number of copies sold, according to NPD Group:

1. "BioShock 2" for Xbox 360, from Take-Two Interactive

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Summary Box: Regulators appeal on swaps

WARNING ON DERIVATIVES: The head of the Securities and Exchange Commission is calling anew for Congress to impose new oversight on financial derivatives. Mary Schapiro warns that allowing risky ins Full Story »


Summary Box: S&P 500 index closes at 17-month high

JUST BY A HAIR: The Standard & Poor's 500 index inched just above its recent peak in January to set a new 17-month high. The achievement is a welcome sign for traders who were concerned the market Full Story »


Summary Box: Video game sales drop 15 percent

THE GAMES: Video game software sales dropped 15 percent in February compared to a year ago to $624.4 million. "Bioshock 2" from Take 2 Interactive, which launched in February, and "New Super Mar Full Story »


Smithfield Foods, Devon Energy are big movers

NEW YORK (AP) Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Thursday on the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq Stock Market:

NYSE:

Smithfield Foods Inc., up 24 cents at $19.23

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GMAC CEO will receive no cash salary for 2010

WASHINGTON (AP) The CEO of bailed-out auto finance giant GMAC Inc. will receive no cash salary for 2010 and will be compensated in restricted stock, under a deal approved by Obama administration p Full Story »


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