Copper Cowbelles award three scholarships

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Sabrina Thuerauf is a Silver High School graduate.  She attended NMSU receiving an Animal Science degree and then attended Washington State University and now has earned her Doctor of Veterinarian Medicine this spring.  She hopes to work in a mixed animal practice and help 4-H and FFA students along with the agricultural communities to help them grow and have a future.  She has been awarded $1000.

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Hattie Dobrinski has attended Calvary Christian Academy and graduates this spring with additional credits from WNMU.  She will be attending Fort Hays State University in Hays, Kansas.  She plans on obtaining a Bachelors of Science in Agribusiness and wishes to start an agricultural business supplying quality essential tools to farmers and ranchers. She was awarded $500.

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Kolby Taylor is a Silver High School graduate and is attending NMSU majoring in Animal Science.  He is hoping to pursue a career in veterinary medicine and practice in a rural agricultural community. He wishes to care for all animals but to also help those families with show animals as he was helped by local veterinarians as a young man.  Kolby was also awarded $500.

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Silver City Student Named to Dean's Honor List Spring 2023 at Cedarville University

CEDARVILLE, OH (05/19/2023)-- Megan Gorog from Silver City, majoring in Music Education-Multi-Age, was named to the spring 2023 Dean's Honor List at Cedarville University. This recognition requires the student to obtain a 3.75 GPA or higher for the semester and carry a minimum of 12 credit hours.

Located in southwest Ohio, Cedarville University is an accredited, Christ-centered, Baptist institution with an enrollment of 5,082 undergraduate, graduate, and online students in more than 150 areas of study. Founded in 1887, Cedarville is recognized nationally for its authentic Christian community, rigorous academic programs, strong graduation, and retention rates, accredited professional and health science offerings, and high student engagement ranking. For more information about Cedarville University, visit www.cedarville.edu

2023 Nancy Champlin P.E.O. Scholarship Awards

The 2023 Nancy Champlin P.E.O. Foundation Scholarship recipients are Makayla Martinez ($1200) and Phoenix Hogan ($1000). Visit peointernational.com or call 575-519-8899 for more information on educational opportunities for women.

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CPC Family Leadership Team has created a monthly newsletter - May 2023 shown below

Community Partnership for Children has created a Family Leadership Team that is composed of a group of parents coming together to advocate for the children and families locally to have a safe and supportive community to grow in.

They have most recently recognized a need for a one-stop-shop for parents receive information of events, local childcare centers and also tip for parents.

To address this need, they created a monthly newsletter (Nurturing News) to provide parents with a community events, parenting tips, and resource highlights.

Please see below for the latest copy of the newsletter:

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Advanced Veterinary Care and Surgical Center, Silver City, NM, announces the return of general veterinary services

I'm Dr. Shelby Bradberry from Advanced Veterinary Care and Surgical Center here in Silver City. My husband, Dr. Britton Bradberry, and I started our practice here from the ground up in 2014. We built a successful practice, providing advanced, up-to-date, "big city"-type medicine for our patients and clients, at an affordable price. However, COVID put us in a position where we had to rely heavily on our out-of-town clients who were still coming for advanced surgery, so we closed general practice doors in late 2021.

We recently hired Dr. Tiffany Pierce, who is now seeing patients for general practice needs. This means we are able to provide wellness visits, vaccinations, microchips, spays and neuters, dentals, and all the other services that come with general practice. We have digital radiography, an ultrasound, dental equipment similar to human dentistry, hospitalization with IV fluids and care, and so much more. We named our clinic "Advanced" for a reason. We are so happy (as are our clients) to provide the Southwest these services at an affordable price.

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Jacob Bennett Chapter 2023 Good Citizen

kkylee renee jonesThe Jacob Bennett Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution is pleased to announce that Miss Kylee Renee Jones has been selected as a New Mexico State Good Citizen Scholarship Award Program Candidate. Miss Jones, the daughter of Dayna and Aaron Jones and a senior at Silver High School was awarded this honor having been selected from all High School Seniors in Grant County.

The DAR Good Citizens program and scholarship contest is intended to encourage and reward the qualities of good citizenship. The program is open to all senior class students enrolled in accredited public and private secondary schools that are in good standing with their state boards of education.

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San Lorenzo Terrific Kids May 2023

sanlorenzokidsThose honored are: back, Sadie Gavaldon, Daina Marquez, Zeonee Simeone, and Charlotte Powell. Front, Zandraya Gonzales, Davianna Alcorta, and Grace Greer. The Kiwanis Club of Silver City celebrated students honored as Terrific Kids for May at San Lorenzo Elementary School. The program honors elementary school students for demonstrating a positive attitude, good character, and responsible citizenship. The club has formed a partnership with 11 elementary schools to recognize Terrific Kids every month of the scholastic year. Besides getting a certificate, each child is given a packet of terrific kids gear for them and their parents.

Jarod K. Hofacket named Chief Judge of Sixth Judicial District Court

DEMING – The Honorable Jarod K. Hofacket was sworn in as Chief Judge of the Sixth Judicial District Court today at the Luna County District Courthouse after being elected by his peers.

Chief Judge Hofacket succeeds the Honorable Jennifer E. DeLaney.   

“It’s a privilege to serve as Chief Judge,” said Chief Judge Hofacket. “We have a great team here in the Sixth Judicial District Court and we will continue to do the best job we can to serve New Mexicans.”

The Sixth Judicial District consists of three district courts and four magistrate courts serving Grant, Luna and Hidalgo Counties in southwest New Mexico. 

Chief Judge Hofacket’s new responsibilities include: assigning, reassigning or consolidating cases among judges as equitably as possible, serving as the administrative authority for enforcing personnel rules and administering the court’s internal operations based on established policy. 

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