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Loco, at the junction of Farm roads 1438 and 1035, in north central Childress County, was named for the locoweed that grew in the area. Early settlers arrived in the 1880s and included the families of Walter Campbell, Bobby Payne, and Dick Brown. The community's post office was established in November 1892 and located six miles south of the present site. This post office was moved to several farmsteads before it was discontinued in 1908, and mail was sent to the nearby community of Arlie. In 1901 Loco grew slightly, when the Buck Creek (later Loco) school district was organized in Childress County; it was moved to its present site in 1910. By 1925 Loco had three stores, two churches, a blacksmith shop, and a cotton gin. In 1930 the Arlie post office, established in 1888, was renamed and moved to Loco, where it remained in operation until 1964. In 1946 the community had a dozen families as permanent residents, but improved transportation has since caused the businesses to close. Only farms and the Loco and Arlie community cemeteries remain.
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Holy Guacamole. When I tell you this Mexican food drove me loco, I couldn't get enough. It was more upscale than my friend and I were expecting, but they blew us away with how good the food was. We got the chips and salsa to start, and it was the perfect spice level..
I think Loco-chon is one of the best spots to grab a meal here in the commons. The service is phenomenal, portions large, food incredibly tasty and they have some of the best chips & salsa (that literally keeps coming). My favorite item here is the en salada with beef..
This was definitely a nice eastside find with great food and excellent service in the eastside in what is becoming a cool little hideaway community known as the Newcastle Commons! My boys ordered the Mexican Burrito that was stuffed with grilled steak, French fries..
Anytime is a good time to go, but I love arriving early to watch the meat marinate. Every dish is so fresh and delicious with the best, most flavorful ingredients. Chips and tortillas are freshly made. Salsa is authentic. Guac tastes like it's direct from the tree..
I don't give a 5 star to many places, but Loco-chon deserves. The pork belly bites were one of the best appetizers EVER. Just coming back for these. I had the Classic Carne Asada and it was delicious. What did they put on those mushroom?? WOW..
In loco parentis refers to a relationship in which a person puts him/herself in the situation of a parent by assuming and discharging the obligations of a parent to a child. The in loco parentis relationship exists when an individual intends to take on the role of a parent to a child who is under 18 or 18 years of age or older and incapable of self-care because of a mental or physical disability. Although no legal or biological relationship is necessary, grandparents or other relatives, such as siblings, may stand in loco parentis to a child under the FMLA as long as the relative satisfies the in loco parentis requirements. The fact that a child has a biological parent in the home, or has both a mother and a father, does not prevent an employee from standing in loco parentis to that child. The FMLA does not restrict the number of parents a child may have. The specific facts of each situation will determine whether an employee stands in loco parentis to a child.
Under the FMLA, persons who are in loco parentis include those with day-to-day responsibilities to care for or financially support a child. Courts have indicated some factors to be considered in determining in loco parentis status include: 152ee80cbc