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Here’s a look at today’s news: The Allingham-Golding American Legion Post 18, at 409 W. College Avenue in Silver City, is reminding the public that they have a drop box for those wishing to find a respectful final resting place for their tattered American flags. American legion member, Bob Messner, shared that the flags are taken to Terrazas Funeral [...]

Here’s a look at today’s headlines: The sentencing hearing for Bradley Farrington, recently convicted of first degree murder of his estranged wife, Cassy Farrington, is scheduled for this Friday, September 7th in Silver City’s 6th Judicial District Court. Lead prosecutor, George Zsoka, has stated that the conviction carried a mandatory life sentence with an automatic appeal to the New [...]

Here’s a look at today’s news: Board members of Gila Regional Medical Center Board of Trustees recognized individuals for their outstanding service to the hospital, during a meeting on Friday. Board Chairman, Mike Morones, recognized Robert "B.J." Agnew for his 15 years of service to EMS in the Cliff-Gila area; Arthur Morones, and Lynn Myers, each for 15 years [...]

Silver City Radio is hoping you, our listeners, are having a very Happy Labor Day! Labor Day, is a national holiday celebrated on the first Monday of September and was created by the labor movement to dedicated to the social and economic achievements of the American worker. The first Labor Day was celebrated on September 5th, 1882 in New [...]

Here’s a look at today’s news: Aldo Leopold Charter School 8th grade students are attending an outdoor education event this week in cooperation with the Wilderness Ranger District at the Upper End Campground. The students will be learning how to backpack, set up a tent, hang a bear bag correctly, orienteering and map skills, and proper camp hygiene. In addition, [...]

Here’s a look at today’s headlines: The Hurley Town Council discussed options to increase water rates in order to cover a new and needed water project. Since Hurley has been purchasing water from the Chino mines for over 60 years, preparations need to be made to insure the water supply when the current mine owner, Freeport McMoRan, is scheduled [...]

Here’s a look at today’s news: The Copper CowBelles have awarded a $1,000 scholarship to Silver High School graduate, Lindsey Ashinhurst. Lindsey, a former student at the University of Arizona, has now enrolled at Oklahoma State University to pursue a degree in Agricultural Business. According to a release, Lindsey stated, “My primary goal in my career is to stand up [...]

Here’s some of today’s news: The two final winners of the 39th Annual Great American Deming Duck Race were announced last weekend in a combined total of 122 in both the wet and dry track categories. Aintza Castaneda, a 13- year old eighth grader from Red Mountain Middle School, reigned supreme on the wet track Sunday morning. According to [...]