The Gila National Forest is reminding all its visitors that when visiting all areas of the forest, it’s essential to respect the forest’s natural beauty by picking up your trash and cleaning up after yourself. The forest’s pristine landscapes and diverse wildlife depend on the community’s commitment to properly disposing of waste and following the forest’s rules and regulations. By cleaning up after yourself, you can help preserve the unique environment for future generations to enjoy.
Congratulations to Silver City Future Farmers of America (FFA) members Kylee Jones and Paige Trevizo for being awarded the 2024 American FFA Degree. This prestigious honor is given to members who demonstrate exceptional promise and have exceeded expectations in their pursuit of excellence. Both Kylee and Paige will be celebrated at the National FFA Convention and Expo this fall for their remarkable leadership and community involvement throughout their FFA careers. Their achievements reflect their dedication and the standards of the FFA organization.
Need help with your web browser skills? The Silver City Public Library will offer a class on the basics of email and web browser usage tomorrow, August 28th from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. They will also be offering some cyber safety tips when using the web. The class is free, but prior registration is required. To register, call 575-538-3672 or visit the library in person.
The Deming Police Department is excited to announce that Alexa Hernandez was recently sworn in as a Deming Police Officer on Friday, August 23rd. As a Deming native, Alexa has been inspired to pursue this career after witnessing the positive impact the Deming Police Department has had on the community. She looks forward to contributing by protecting and serving local residents. Officer Hernandez will attend the next available police academy to continue her training.
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In New Mexico, several middle schools are recognized for their excellence, including their teaching equality and diversity. Niche, an online platform that analyzes public data from sources like the Department of Education, the U.S. Census, and the FBI, highlights top schools based on this data. Animas Middle School stands out by ranking in the top 10 for both Best Public Middle School Teachers and Best Public Middle Schools in the state. Additionally, it is also among the top 100 for Most Diverse Public Middle Schools in New Mexico. These rankings reflect Animas Middle School’s strong performance in providing quality education and fostering an inclusive environment.
