Red Mountain Middle School will be hosting a Yellow Ribbon Suicide Prevention community training this evening, March 20th, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Train Depot, located at 217 North Country Club Road in Deming. The training aims to raise awareness and provide valuable tools to help reduce youth suicide rates in rural New Mexico communities. Parents, guardians, family members, and community members are encouraged to attend and participate in this important event.
In celebration of Healthcare Human Resources Week, Gila Regional Medical Center is extending its gratitude to its HR team: Audrie Rueda, Aimee Summers, and Karalyn Guerra. Their dedication and hard work behind the scenes play a crucial role in ensuring the hospital’s continued success and its ability to deliver outstanding care to the community. The efforts of Audrie, Aimee, and Karalyn are integral to the overall success of GRMC, and the organization is very appreciative of the positive impact they have across the entire hospital.
Looking for a meaningful way to fundraise for your youth group? Join the Keep Luna County Beautiful (KLCB) cleanup this weekend on March 22nd and make a positive impact in the community. To get involved, visit Keep Luna County Beautiful’s Facebook page for information and to let them know your youth group is eager to participate.
In Catron County news:
The New Mexico Department of Transportation has announced a full suspension of work on the Bridge Construction and Roadway Construction project. Despite the halt in construction activities, traffic control devices remain in place, affecting both northbound and southbound lanes on N.M. 32, located 9 miles north of Apache Creek. Travelers are urged to exercise caution and adhere to all detours and traffic control patterns. The project is expected to resume in the spring.
