During the Village of Santa Clara Regular Meeting, the Mayor provided updates on several ongoing projects within the village. First, the renovations to the animal shelter were highlighted, with the installation of new flooring and carpet scheduled. Additionally, the sidewalk project is nearing completion, with students from Aldo Leopold Charter School set to plant trees as part of the initiative. The Code Enforcement Officer also reported that a ramp is set to be constructed, and some asphalt work is required to finalize the project.
Students in the WNMU School of Business have consistently outperformed their peers at other institutions, as demonstrated by the results of recent standardized testing. In recent years, WNMU students have consistently surpassed both national and regional averages. On the most recent outbound exam, WNMU students achieved an average score of 77.96% on subject matter tests, while students at other southwestern universities averaged 64.03%. WNMU students particularly excelled in economics, marketing, human resource management, and the global dimensions of business, outperforming their peers on all fourteen subject matter tests administered.
Silver Consolidated Schools is pleased to announce an opportunity for parents and caregivers to participate in the January Mental Health Series, offered by Parent Guidance dot org. These free virtual sessions are designed to educate, inform, and empower families with valuable tools to support mental health and overall well-being. This month’s key topics include “Tools to Support Your Child’s Mental Health,” “What Parents Need to Know About Suicide Prevention,” and “Understanding Your LGBTQ+ Child.” All sessions are open to the public, and participants can find additional information on session dates and times by visiting website.
In Luna County news:
The Village of Columbus is reminding residents to pick up their new address numbers from City Hall. City Hall is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with a lunch break from 12 to 1 p.m. Letters containing details about the new addresses have been mailed to all residents. Officials request that residents place the updated address numbers in a clearly visible location to ensure accurate deliveries and prompt response from emergency services.
