The Early College High School Deming Student Council made a positive impact this weekend by volunteering with Keep Luna County Beautiful to pick up trash. These dedicated students worked hard to clean up their community, demonstrating their commitment to making the area a better place. Their efforts not only contributed to a cleaner environment but also inspired others to take pride in their surroundings.
In Grant County news:
Western New Mexico University was recently recognized as one of the top graduate schools in New Mexico for 2025 by Online Master’s Colleges. This ranking highlights the university’s commitment to excellence, with factors such as affordability, flexibility, and expert faculty playing a key role in its distinction as a leading choice for advanced degrees.
Cliff High School is proud to announce that Ryann Tedford has been crowned the FCCLA GOLD winner. As a standout participant in the Level III: Focus on Children event, Ryann earned an impressive score of 95.3 out of 100, showcasing her dedication and skill. Her remarkable achievement has earned her a spot in the prestigious FCCLA National Competition, where she will compete this July. Congratulations to Ryann for this outstanding accomplishment!
During the recent Silver City Town Council meeting, several project applications were approved. The council passed Resolution 2025-08, which supports the Grant County Water Commission’s application for Colonias funding to renovate the well at Santa Clara, a site donated by Freeport McMoRan. The required match for the project will be covered by funds from the Interstate Stream Commission (ISC). Additionally, the council approved Resolution 2025-06, which supports the application for Colonias funding to renovate the final water tank at Chloride Flats, part of an ongoing 20-year renovation cycle. The match for this project will be paid from the water-sewer fund.
