Congratulations are in order for the Silver Consolidated Schools’ October Kiwanis “Students of the Month”: Bailey Klement, Aubrey Harsh, and Lola Torres. Bailey, a junior at Silver High School, was recognized for her outstanding dedication and consistently positive attitude. Aubrey, an eighth grader at Cliff Middle School, received honors for her growth, perseverance, and the positive influence she exerts on her peers, along with her strong work ethic. Lola, also an eighth grader at La Plata Middle School, was acknowledged for her kindness, helpfulness to both students and teachers, and her strong desire to improve.
The New Mexico Department of Veterans Services (NMDVS) will hold its next Quarterly Community Meeting this Saturday, October 26th, from 9:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Grant County Veterans Memorial Business and Conference Center. During the meeting, NMDVS staff will provide updates on agency plans, services, and programs available for New Mexico’s veterans and their families. The meeting will be open to representatives from veteran and community service organizations, National Guard and Reserve members, transitioning active service members, and anyone interested in veterans’ issues.
The City of Deming is a proud recipient and partner with the New Mexico Clean and Beautiful Grant for Fiscal Year 2025. This grant will enable the city to provide service opportunities for local youth groups, allowing them to contribute creatively to enhancing the community’s beauty. Through this initiative, young residents will engage in meaningful projects that promote pride and environmental stewardship. The collaboration reflects Deming’s commitment to fostering a vibrant and inviting community.
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New Mexico motorists now have a new opportunity to support wildlife research, habitat enhancement, education, and rehabilitation projects through the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish “Share with Wildlife Program.” The program, in collaboration with the New Mexico Motor Vehicle Division, has introduced a Gila monster-themed license plate for purchase. Proceeds from the sales of these plates contribute to the “Share with Wildlife” initiative, which funds innovative research, habitat enhancement, and educational projects conducted by universities and non-profit organizations aimed at addressing the needs of the state’s “Species of Greatest Conservation Need.” All wildlife art license plate designs are available for purchase directly from the website.
