Here’s a look at today’s headlines: The Silver City Arts and Cultural District recently announced that Silver City is seeing an increase in visitor numbers. According to Executive Director Callie Kennington, The statistics come from comparing the fourth quarter of 2015 to the second quarter of 2016, and show a 14.9% increase in the use [...]
Tax season is upon us, and so is the annual Refund and Done Sale at Oakwood Homes of Las Cruces. Visit Oakwood Homes of Las Cruces at 375 North Valley Drive, across from Executive Auto Brokers, now and see what your tax return can get for you! The 4-bedroom, 2 bath Breeze II is starting [...]
Here’s a look at today’s headlines: The Gila National Forest wishes to notify the public of the re-opening of four campgrounds on the Wilderness Ranger District. A large section of the access road had been washed out and is now reopened, restoring access to Woody’s Corral, TJ’s Corrall, Scorpion campgrounds, and the West Fork Trail [...]
Due to snowfall and freezing conditions overnight, Silver City and the surrounding area has the following delays: Cobre and Silver Schools (except Cliff) are on a two hour delay Guadalupe Montessori School is on a two hour delay El Grito Headstart is canceled. Magistrate and District Courts are delayed two hours. For a live look [...]
Here’s a look at today’s headlines: A candidate forum was held on Thursday for the four candidates vying for seats on the Cobre Consolidated Schools Board of Education. Incumbent Frank Gomez is running unopposed for position 1, Gilbert Guadiana and Eloy Medina are running for the position 2 seat, and Gabriel Holguin is running unopposed [...]
Here’s a look at today’s headlines: The New Mexico Department of Transportation reopened the roadway to the Gila Cliff Dwellings earlier this afternoon. NM 15 had been closed from mile post 42 to 43 due to debris after the area was covered by running water. The debris has been cleared, and the roadway is now [...]
The following is a release from the Legislative Education Study Committee, regarding Administrative Reports and their effect on staff hours, advance placement courses, and a look at previous years as the committee held its final meeting just prior to the start of the legislative session. LESC Newsletter Jan 2017
Here’s a look at today’s headlines: An Arizona man recently plead guilty in federal court in Las Cruces to cocaine trafficking charges arising from the seizure of over 150 pounds of cocaine at the New Mexico Port of Entry near Lordsburg on September 9th, 2016. Jesus Quiroz of Tucson is charged with possession with intent [...]
Here’s a look at today’s headlines: This past weekend, Lena and Carolyn Holguin were involved in a very serious car accident out-of-state. Carolyn suffered severe injuries, and Lena moderate injuries. Carolyn is hospitalized in Oklahoma City undergoing many surgeries. John Sterle and Frank Donahue, representing veterans in the area, have set up a GoFundMe account [...]
Here’s a look at today’s headlines: Jim Foy, defense attorney for 6th Judicial District Attorney Francesca Estevez, in a statement called the New Mexico Attorney General’s accusation that Estevez used a state-owned vehicle for personal use on June 11, 2016, “pure political grandstanding.” Foy said “the actions of the attorney general in calling the execution [...]
