Monthly Archives: February 2019

Here’s a look at some local news: Representative Rudy Martinez has sponsored a bill to help maintain the Gila Wilderness Trails Act. House Bill 494 appropriates $50 thousand from the general fund and has passed in the Energy, Environment, and Natural Resources Committee. The bill will fund establishment and maintenance of trails in the [...]

Here’s a look at today’s news: A new Disabled Veteran Transportation van is now in use to take veterans to medical appointments at the Raymond Murphy VA Medical Center in Albuquerque. The van was sponsored by Disabled American Veterans of Grant/Fort Bayard Chapter 1 and was purchased through donations received from many organizations from [...]

Here’s some of today’s news: Monday afternoon at approximately 2:30 P.M., Silver City Police officers were dispatched the Lintero Apartments located at 2711 Leslie Road in reference to a shooting. Upon arrival, Officers observed a female lying unresponsive on the floor in the apartment. The female victim has been indentified as Victoria Ramos, 30 [...]

Here’s a look at today’s news: In the early hours of yesterday morning, another group of 330 illegal aliens were taken into custody by Border Patrol Agents working at Camp Bounds Forward Operating Base at the Antelope Wells Port of Entry. The Border Patrol reported that the group, like others before, is composed of [...]

Here’s a look at today’s headlines: Deming Elks Lodge 2750 and the Deming “Silver Linings” homeless assistance group have come together in creating a new service project called “Operation Warm”. The Elks received a “Gratitude Grant” from the National Elks Foundation that must be used to support local charitable activities. The Operation Warm project [...]

Here’s a look at today’s news: Early Wednesday evening, Silver City Police officers were called to the Chevron gas station located at 809 North Hudson Street in Silver City in reference to a silent hold up alarm. According to the station employees, an unknown subject dressed in black came in and pointed a gun [...]

Here’s some of today’s news: Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham has voiced her support of legislation that would create a “state office of outdoor recreation” in hopes to strengthen New Mexico’s economy. Senate Bill 462 would take $1.6 million to establish the Outdoor Recreation Division within the Economic Development Department. It is noted that New [...]