Here’s a look at some of today’s local news: During theSilver City Town Council meeting this week, Rheganne Vaughn, the Director of Government Affairs for the Universal Waste System in New Mexico discussed plans for beginning waste pickup operations in Silver City. According to the Grant County Beat, the new company will begin waste pickups on September 2nd. In [...]

Here’s a look at some local news: With hunting season less than a month away, the Gila National Forest is reminding the public of a few important safety tips. The Gila National Forest is 3.3 million acres with numerous entry and exit points, and most of it has very limited cell service. According to a release from the Forest [...]

Here’s a look at some local news: Last Thursday, Western New Mexico University’s President, Joseph Shepard presided over press conference regarding the university’s participation in the Community Solar Direct agreement with PNM. The agreement will provide renewable energy to the university and other entities. PNM Solar Direct was created governmental and large businesses achieve their goals in a cost-effective [...]

Here’s a look at some of today’s local news: While routine testing of the water at the Catwalk NRT/Whitewater Picnic Area, a problem was noted. Currently both the Catwalk and the picnic area are open, however, there is no potable water available until further notice. The Forest Service Gila National Forest appreciates the public’s your patience and understanding until [...]

Here’s a look at some local news: The New Mexico Department of Information Technology and the Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management have implemented communication system upgrades in Hidalgo County. According to the Hidalgo Herald, this initiative of Governor Michelle Lujan-Grisham, will provide more effective communication capabilities there were previously available to Lordsburg Schools, law enforcement, fire, and [...]

Here’s a look at today’s local news: The Grant County “Complete Count Committee” is actively meeting and planning assistance to implement the upcoming 2020 National Census. The Census, held every 10 years will use primarily online data collection for the first time, that should enable data collection to occur at a much more rapid level. Rural areas present a [...]

Here’s a look at some local news: New Mexico Governor, Michelle Lujan Grisham has appointed a new secretary of the New Mexico Public Education Department. Ryan Stewart, was introduced by the Governor yesterday during a news conference. Stewart, is an educator with experience in public education and education reform, according to release from the NMPED. In addition, he has [...]

Here’s a look at some local news: The Southwest New Mexico Council of Governments has been selected to participate in the U.S. Economic Development Administrations 2019-20 Americorps VISTA Program. The review team was impressed with the Council of Government’s project scope in the community and believes that the program will fulfill many local economic development goals. Since 1965, over [...]