Tucumcari General Insurance

11/01/2026

Rosie’s and Roughneck soda booth was a blast!

Happy Halloween from all of us at TGI!

10/23/2026

Stop by our booth in front of the office for a cold soda or water! 🎃

Another generous sponsor has stepped up! Thank you Noreen Hendrickson for Quay County Magistrate Judge for your sponsorship!

A huge thank you to Tucumcari General Insurance, Addison Strategies and Eve Steele for sponsoring this year’s Spooktacular Block Party!

Community sponsors help us keep events like this free, fun, and accessible for local families. More than that, their support helps create the kind of moments that bring us all together and help make our downtown feel alive. They happen because people and businesses choose to invest in the place they call home.

We’re grateful for the people who continue to show up for Tucumcari. 🎃

Join us October 31 from 4–6 PM on 2nd Street in Downtown Tucumcari for tricks, treats, and a little spooky fun!

09/06/2026

07/09/2026

Every Mural tells a story……
Downtown Tucumcari is more than colorful walls it’s a living gallery celebrating the people, places and history that makes our community special.

Created by Doug Quaralls, with assistance from Sharon Quaralls and Tom Windham, these two murals are filled with local points and hidden details waiting to be discovered. Doug and Sharon were instrumental in helping to establish Tucumcari as a City of Murals, creating dozens of murals that have become beloved landmarks throughout the community.

The Cowboy Mural

The cowboy is modeled after the building’s owner CJ Wiegel son, Nickolaus, riding his horse, Poco. In the background sits Liberty Mesa which is northwest of Tucumcari and a church inspired by the historic Gallegos Church in Harding County.

Hidden throughout the mural are a:

Rattlesnake
Mountain Lion
Tarantula
Antelope
Deer
Quail
Turkey
Roadrunner
Bull

The Conchas Lake Mural
This mural captures a treasured piece of local history, the houseboat originally owned by Tucumcari’s own Dr. T.B. & Mrs. Hoover in 1949 and an additional hometown connection is that Dr. & Mrs. Hoover are Yetta Bidegains Stepfather and Mother. The boat was also owned by the Elliot Family of former downtown business Blitz Jewelers.

The houseboat features the building owners’ family: CJ Wiegel, wife Audrey, son Patrick and daughter Madeline, while the catamaran shows his son Nickolaus enjoying another beautiful day on the water.

Next time you are strolling through downtown, don’t just admire the artwork look closer. Every mural has a story; most have hidden details that pay tribute to people and places. This is what truly makes Tucumcari one of a kind.

06/02/2026

Accepting emailed resumes until 6/3/26.