I tried calling to let the post office know that their delivery person left a unable to deliver…read morenotice at the wrong address. Guess what no one answers the local number.

I live in Roswell, NM, and my mail always goes thru Lubbock, TX. I was supposed to receive an…read moreon-line Rx from OptumRx last week. I didn't receive the medication and am now totally out of it. I called OptumRx this AM. After some investigation, the rep. told me that my Rx is sitting 'in the hub' at Clovis. Whatever that means. I also was supposed to have received some COVID tests last week, and those have not yet arrived. Why in blazes is my stuff sitting in Clovis????? It should have come directly from Lubbock! The OptumRx rep. told me I could get an emergency 30-day supply of my meds at my pharmacy (Walgreen's). Turned out I can't, cuz the Walgreen's pharmacy is closed on Sunday! NM must have the worst post office service in the country! Including friggin' Clovis!!

Clovis, New Mexico…read more Timestamp: September 2020. Access/Roads: Paved Parking: Free. Only Street Parking. No designated lot. Distance: On the TX - Central NM border. DTLA - 1,000 miles (1600 KM) West of this park. Albuquerque, New Mexico - Appx 240 miles (385 KM). ABQ is the closest big city & New Mexico's largest/most populated city due west of. Amarillo, Texas: 100 miles (160 KM) due North east of. Amarillo is the closest big town. Roswell, New Mexico: 110 miles (180 KM) due South West. Roswell is a great staging point for adventures, traveling & UFO related. Costs: Free Hours: 24/7 as it is a community park. Nearby Attractions: Amarillo has many attractions. The Cadillac Ranch (art) and the Big Texan Steakhouse to note. Fort Sumner is a few minutes away with the "official" Billy the Kid's gravesite along with some other Wild West & Manifest Destiny activities. Roswell is the capitol for UFO phenomena, but an ideal base to explore the Carlsbad Caverns, Historic NM town of Lincoln/Ruidoso, Alamogordo & the Nuke Bomb Testing Facilities (White Sands). The park has a bunch of military related weapons highlighted by the F-111 (Fighter Plane), tanks, placards, memorial for locals and the such. It's just a nice place to rest, stretch legs, walk around if you are the area. Why you would come out here is anyone's guess since it's a good detour from I-40. Travel safely www.cleeshyun.com @cigarcpa

North Plains Mall "is more like a hallway."…read more Maybe compared to metropolitans, but y'all obviously have never been to Hobbs. Broadmoor Mall puts this place to shame. Plenty of free parking on 10.11.2025. No parking garage, though. Easy to find in Clovis, NM.

Mall?!!!This is not a mall, this is a fancy Walmart without the grocery and tire section.read more

I mean come on! You've got to stop at the WELCOME TO ROSWELL sign.. complete with UFO.. cows.. and…read morecows being sucked up into the UFO. Now you're life it complete! There is a parking lot and a short historical site marker on the north entrance. The south entrance welcome sign didn't have a safe parking lot so we opted not to stop. Get your picture!

We HAD to stop at this sign and I'm glad we can share our experience and tips with other Yelpers…read moreafter our trip. This was a must visit on our trip to Roswell and though the fast was stop I'm so glad we did it! VERY important, there are two distinct stops at the North and Southside of town. Both have the famous "Roswell" sign and our favorite part was right up on top, if you look closely at the cow graphic the one closest to the UFO is being sucked up by the flying saucer. North Side Sign: This one had a historical placard you can read and it's own designated small parking lot. This was the first one we went to and though its covered in graffiti and stickers we still found it charming. The South Side Sign: No placard and you have to go further down the freeway going south toward Carlsbad to see the small diorama with a crashed UFO and Rockwell style classic small town folk withe their broken down car. These are covered in grafitti and some of the

Leslie and all of her staff including operations was amazing. They take the stress out of…read moreeverything. They make you feel like a part of the family and do everything needed toalenthe night seemless. This is actually Vegas style service for way less than Vegas prices. Leslie and Team thank you for a perfect and memorable night.

From the owner: The Clovis Civic Center offers a high-quality, high-service, high-tech center for trade shows,…read moreconventions, training sessions, businesss meetings and social events alike. It is certain to open your eyes to new possibilities in successful meetings and events. Situated in the heart of Eastern New Mexico, our extensive package of amenities makes us the location of choice. Convenient access to and from major highway 30,000 square-foot complex 11,325 square-foot ballroom/exhibition hall In-House Food and Beverage, Including a full-service kitchen Spacious Pre-Function and Registration Area 4,000 square-feet of meeting space State-of-the-art technology throughout the facility High-Speed Internet Access Newly Installed Carpet Over 700 hotel rooms in Clovis A staff dedicated to your needs

Must stop if you are into the history of Billy the Kid. The chamber of commerce office is attached…read moreand has a wonderful museum as well as travel info and a nice girl inside to answer questions! Turns out Billy the Kids headstone has an interesting history, hence the reason it's in lock down, literally! Come stop by on your way to Fort Sumner.

Cemetery was very old had lots of charm very beautiful tombstones…read more Well taken care of for being an older cemetery We went to see the Tombstone of Billy the kid He wasn't in this part we had to drive farther down the road to a smaller cemetery I believe they are part of each other it was confusing but a gentleman that worked there told us where to go to find him There was a small museum with information very clean and bathrooms also clean the young lady was very friendly