Hobbs August Nites 2019
Thank you for making Hobbs August 2019 a great one!
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Census 2020: A Gateway to New Resources
The forecast projects continued growth across Lea County, including a likely potential of Hobbs surpassing 50,000 people by 2020 and becoming the largest city in Southeast New Mexico!
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A Snapshot of Housing Insecurity
Homelessness is a big problem around the United States and it is affecting Lea County too. The JF Maddox Foundation has seen the problem and has joined a working group to help solve this problem.
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URENCO Tour with Sarah Utterback
Have you ever been in an operating uranium enrichment facility? Well, on the second day of my internship at the JF Maddox Foundation, I got the chance to step foot onto URENCO
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From Distinguished Scholar to Fordham Alum
On May 18, 2019, Rachel Johnson became the newest Jack Maddox Distinguished Scholar to earn her undergraduate degree
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Daylan Flemmons Scholar Update
Every summer, ambitious juniors from across Lea County apply for the Jack Maddox Distinguished Scholarship in hopes of earning a full ride scholarship to…
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Dr. Cuddy Presents a Powerful Message
Without saying a word, body language says a lot! Being mindful of our own posture can lead to some life changing behaviors.
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Mobile Clinic Saves Lives
The JF Maddox Foundation partnered with Nor-Lea Hospital by providing a grant for 50% of the cost of the mobile clinic. While this mobile clinic provides the necessary space and equipment, it is Nor-Lea that provides the care and attention needed to make this program a reality.
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Connecting the Community for the Benefit of Our Neighbors
Kristy was married with three kids when her husband began to abuse her.
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Taking Care of Our Lea County Neighbors
With no nearby family and very limited social security income, Cindy felt helpless. Luckily Seniors Standing Strong was there to help.
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