Here’s a look at today’s headlines: The Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest held their annual Halloween Carnival for the girls and their family members yesterday evening at the Tyrone Community Center. The girls played games, decorated pumpkins and enjoyed snacks. The entrance fee of donated food for cats and dogs brought in more than [...]
NM 152 Kingston Roadway is Open and passable to the Public The New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) District One office has made the necessary roadway repairs throughout NM 152 that was initially closed due to flooding in September of 2014. The NMDOT has lifted the closure for NM 152 in Kingston as crew members [...]
Looking for a safe alternative to taking your little monsters Trick-or-Treating this year? Here are a couple of options you may want to consider: On Friday from 9 am to 1 pm, A Better Chimney will be having a Trick-or-Treat in the store. There will be candy for the kiddos, so Trick-or-Treat where it’s nice [...]
Here’s a look at today’s headlines: Last week, two Silver City residents were robbed at knifepoint in two separate incidents. The first incident occurred on October 20th as a 23 year old man was standing outside TGI Yogurt smoking a cigarette. Allegedly, a Hispanic male asked him for a cigarette and then pulled out a [...]
Here’s a look at today’s headlines: Annie Crawford, owner of Twin Sisters Cycling and Fitness, was hit by a car while crossing the intersection of Hudson and Broadway on Monday afternoon. According to witnesses, a driver heading east allegedly rushed through the yellow light and struck her. Paramedics and Silver City Police Department arrived on [...]
Here’s a look at today’s headlines: The NMDOT cannot confirm rumors that NM 152 will be open by Friday. Crews are working diligently to open the roads as soon as possible, and will keep the public informed of the progress. The last day for Early and Absentee voting in Grant County will be Saturday, November [...]
Take Back the Night at the WNMU Student Memorial Building tonight, October 28th. Wear your Zombie Best and come out at 5:30 to stand against sexual assault and domestic violence with a march down Bullard and Broadway.
Here’s a look at today’s headlines: According to a recent news release, residents should be aware of possible roadblocks during hunting seasons this year. The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish will utilize roadblocks to collect harvest data and spot wildlife law violations. Hunting seasons for deer, elk, pronghorn, bears, and other species are [...]
Here’s a look at today’s headlines: Bayard City Councilman Armando Arzola was arrested Wednesday afternoon. According to a New Mexico State Police Press Release, he was accused of attacking a neighbor with an expandable baton or bat during a physical altercation on September 11th. The neighbor sustained injuries to his face and hands during the [...]
Here’s a look at today’s headlines: As part of the US Department of Agriculture's (USDA) commitment to strengthening rural economies, Secretary Tom Vilsack announced a new state-by-state "Made in Rural America" report illustrating the impact of USDA investments in rural communities. Each state factsheet highlights specific USDA investments in rural businesses, manufacturing, energy, water and other infrastructure [...]
