Western New Mexico University recently participated in an exchange event at the “Autonomous University of the West”, where more than 400 students learned about international learning opportunities made possible through a university partnership with the government of the State of Sinaloa. During the conference, participants learned about academic progress, life on and off campus and scholarship opportunities available to Mexican students looking to study at WNMU. Also, some professors participated and shared stories about their personal experiences, encouraging students to step out of their comfort zone and expand their educational horizons.
Interested in learning how to grow and care for lettuce? The Bayard Public Library will be having a “Let Us Grow Lettuce” workshop tomorrow, March 8th from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. The workshop will cover different aspects of lettuce such as: how to grow lettuce, different types, how to harvest lettuce and what to look for when saving seeds. For more information and to sign up for the workshop, contact the Bayard Public Library.
Due to a recent rash of forest gates being left open, The Gila National Forest, Wilderness Ranger District’s horses and mules have been grazing pastures along New Mexico Highway 35. The Wilderness Ranger District is asking that the community please help keep the livestock safe by closing gates after you have passed through them. Also, If you are unable to close the gates, please reach out to the Wilderness Ranger District so they can ensure all gates are functional for public use. For more information, visit the website.
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The Lordsburg Hidalgo Chamber of Commerce recently held their 2023 “Best of Hidalgo” Awards ceremony where various individuals and businesses received awards for their commitment and dedication to the community. The winner for “Outstanding Youth of the Year” went to Ben Barry, “Outstanding Volunteer of the Year” went to Artemesia Gallegos, “Outstanding Chamber Member of the Year” went to Amplified Therapy-Denette Mora, “Outstanding Citizen of the Year” went to Joni Kerr, “Outstanding Organization of the Year” went to Hidalgo Medical Services, “Outstanding Business of the Year” went to Ramona’s Cafe and the “Beating Heart” award went to Tommy Santoyo. Congratulations to all the winners.
