Silver City’s Pick It Up Toss No-Mas invites the community to celebrate World Water Day by participating in their March Community Cleanup tomorrow, March 15th. Volunteers are encouraged to gather at 9 a.m. in the Grant County Community Foundation parking lot, where they will receive trash bags, pickers, gloves, and enjoy complimentary donuts. For additional information about the event, interested participants can visit website.
Congratulations to Lordsburg High School freshman Isaac Duarte who recently won the National History Day in New Mexico T-shirt Design Contest with his artwork depicting Camp Lordsburg. His design was chosen from over 60 submissions from schools statewide, all of which were required to align with the National History Day theme, “Rights and Responsibilities in History.” In recognition of his accomplishment, Isaac will receive a special certificate during the state finals award ceremony in April at Central New Mexico in Albuquerque.
The Silver City Waterworks Building is partnering with the Continental Divide Trail Coalition to support thru-hikers during Trail Days weekend in April. In a generous effort to assist these adventurers, the Waterworks Building will offer free camping, providing hikers with a place to rest and recharge. This community landmark not only serves as a point of historical significance but also as a welcoming spot for those traveling along the Continental Divide Trail. Camping registration is now open, and space is limited. For further details, interested individuals are encouraged to visit the Continental Divide Trail Coalition’s Facebook page.
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La Casa, Inc., a nonprofit organization serving Luna and Hidalgo Counties, has earned the prestigious Platinum Seal of Transparency from Candid, a trusted platform that provides comprehensive data and insights about nonprofit organizations. This recognition, the highest level awarded, highlights La Casa’s commitment to accountability, integrity, and its dedication to making a meaningful impact in the community. The Platinum Seal allows donors, partners, and supporters to clearly see how funds are sourced, allocated, and utilized, reinforcing the organization’s transparency and effectiveness.
