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Search Party Organized for Missing Denver City Woman

By: Julie Musgrave
Updated: March 31, 2009
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The search for a missing Denver City woman is almost into it's second week.

64-year-old Judy Weir McCullogh was last seen March 18th in Hobbs, New Mexico after visiting a friend.

Her family is now organizing a search party for her starting in Hobbs, beginning Wednesday.

If you'd like to join, they'll be meeting at the Home Depot in Hobbs.

If you have any information about Judy's whereabouts, contact Denver City police at 592-3518, or the Lea County Sheriff's Department at 575-396-3611.

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