Hidalgo Medical Services Contributes $2,500 to Western New Mexico University School of Nursing for the 2017 Nikki Bascom Memorial Scholarship
Silver City, NM – Hidalgo Medical Services (HMS) awarded an $2,500 annual scholarship to Jesse Jimenez, a recent Western New Mexico University (WNMU) School of Nursing graduate, at their May 2017 ceremo-- Continue reading
Organic Food Versus Conventional Food
Is One Better than the Other?
By Alexis Rico
Imagine being in the fresh vegetable section of your local grocery store. On one hand, you have fresh conventionally grown cabbage and on the other hand so-- Continue reading
SCM Welcomes New Events & Volunteer Coordinator Rebekah Stevens
Rebekah Stevens joins the Silver City Museum team as Volunteer and Events Coordinator.
Having worked for the Sun-News, and various non-profit organizations as a communications consultant, Stevens has-- Continue reading
New chapter of student leadership society introduced at WNMU
Pictured from left to are new NSLS executive board members Diego Sanchez, Tien Nguyen, Destiny Pinon, Nikki Vasquez and Dayana Baez.Silver City, NM – A new chapter of the nation's largest leadership hon-- Continue reading
Opening reception held at Leyba and Ingalls arts 050617
"Flight" by Crystal Foreman Brown
Leyba and Ingalls Arts held an opening reception Saturday, May 6, to show works by these artists:
Crystal Foreman Brown
Denise Miller
Teri Matelson
Diana Ingalls Leyba
Sa-- Continue reading
Ribbon cutting - Silver City Daily Press
Silver City Daily Press Publisher Nicholas Siebel uses the giant scissors to cut a newspaper as the crowd helps celebrate the opening of the new office of the Silver City Daily Press at 300 West Market Street in Silver City. The event was held Friday afternoon, May 5, 2017.
-- Continue readingSilver City Museum recipient of Freeport-McMoRan Community Investment Fund
The Silver City Museum is pleased to announce that it has received a $5,000 grant from the Freeport-McMoRan Foundation Community Investment Fund. These funds will support repair of the Museum's flat r-- Continue reading
Unique Nutrition holds ribbon cutting
Unique Nutrition hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for their business on Friday – May 5. Owners Steven and Terrie Gallegos were surrounded by friends, family and chamber members as they cut through the o-- Continue reading
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