October 10th, 2018: Local News
Here’s a look at today’s headlines: Gila Regional Medical Center was recently recognized by the New Mexico Hospital Association for “Excellence in Quality Care Transitions Program.” The award is presented to hospitals that have a strong readmission and transition of care process that keep patients safe. According to a release, “the primary purpose of the Care Transitions Program is [...]
October 9th, 2018: Local News
Here’s some of today’s news: Women military veterans and transitioning active-duty personnel are invited to stop by a special New Mexico Department of Veterans Services (DVS) women veterans outreach visit to the agency’s Grant County/Santa Clara Veterans Service Office tomorrow located at 11990 Highway 180 East from 1:00 to 5:00 P.M. DVS Women Veterans Program Manager Amanda Somerville will [...]
October 8th, 2018: Local News
Here’s a look at today’s news: Over two dozen veterans from Southern New Mexico participated in the 11th Annual Honor Flight to Washington, D.C last week. Each honoree spent 3 days in the nation’s capital visiting monuments and memorials in addition to receiving special and respectful treatment everywhere they traveled. Honor Flight New Mexico was started in 2008 to [...]
October 5, 2018: Local News
Here’s a look at some local news: The Gila National Forest, Wilderness Ranger District plans to conduct a broadcast burn between October 22nd and November 16th. The project is in the Elks Pasture Unit, which is planned for 320 acres and is located south of NM Highway 35, west of Camp Thunderbird and west of the private land along [...]
October 4th, 2018: Local News
Here’s a look at some local news: The LifeQuest Scholarship was presented to the Western New Mexico University Foundation in recognition of Dr. Richard F. Rodriguez. The donation from LifeQuest was composed of the remaining assets of the agency that was closed due to a loss of funding this year. According to a release, “Funded through an initial gift of [...]
October 3rd, 2018: Local News
Here’s some of today’s news: During a two-day jury trial in Silver City District Court last month, a Mimbres man was convicted for sexually assaulting a 13- year old. Fifty-five year-old Cary Hartman, was convicted of the assault which happened in Hartman’s home in July of 2017. Prosecuting attorney for the state, Matthew Bradburn, requested for the maximum term [...]
October 2, 2018: Local News
Here’s some of today’s news: Planning is underway for the 2018 Wreaths Across America project that honors veterans during the Christmas holiday at Fort Bayard National Cemetery. The mission of Wreaths Across America, a 501©3 organization, is to remember the fallen, honor those who serve including their families who sacrifice, and teach children the cost of freedoms Americans enjoy [...]