Yearly Archives: 2018

Here’s a look at some local news: Silver City Mainstreet is decorating Downtown with the help of fundraising and a generous donation from the Town & Country Garden Club. All the street poles will be decorated in addition to a new Downtown Silver City Arch decoration that was installed by members of the Town [...]

Here’s a look at today’s headlines: Last Thursday morning deputies from the Grant County Sheriff Department were dispatched to the Manzano’s RV Park in Arenas Valley in reference to a woman that was found unresponsive and not breathing. The victim, Stephanie Murillo was taken to the Office of the Medical Investigator for autopsy. The [...]

Here’s a look at what’s happening in our community: Western New Mexico University will soon be the location of an Einstein Brothers Bagels this January, located next to the P.E Complex. The WNMU Board of Regents had approved for a “World of Wings Cafe” to open at that location, but after discovering the high [...]

Here’s a look at some local news: Deming’s Red Mountain Middle School’s Dream Makers Club visited members of  the Elite Medical Transport staff and learned about emergency services and transportation as a possible career path. Dream Markers is a free club for 7th and 8th grade students that teaches the limitless possibilities in health [...]

Here’s some of today’s news: The Wilderness Ranger District is turning out their Forest Service horses and mules into the Fort Bayard Administrative Site in a pasture that is part of Barrel Springs. There are multiple hiking and mountain biking trails in this area that are open to the public, so it is very [...]

Here’s a look at some local news: As part of National 4-H week held last month, six Grant County 4-H clubs held a food drive and competed against each other to see which club could donate the most food. This is the second year that Grant County 4-H has participated in a county wide [...]

Here’s a look at some local news: This year’s 4-H Top Ag Youth Award was presented to Raelynn Moon, a senior at Cliff High School. Raelynn was recognized as Grant County’s top agriculturally involved youth 4-H member and is considered a well-rounded applicant who is involved in other endeavors outside of Agriculture such as [...]