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By Mary Alice Murphy
[Editor's Note: This is part 2 a series of articles of a memorial reception that gook place on June 28, 2026, to honor Private Jose G. Jaurequi. He died in the Philippines in connection with the Bataan Death March, as well as the 200th and 515th Coastal Artillery Regiments, which included many New Mexican soldiers in their ranks. To understand the history, it is best to read Part 1 first at https://grantcountybeat.com/home/news-articles/memorial-reception-for-private-jose-g-jaurequi-062826-part-1-and-photos-of-the-event ]
"I'm going to give you a little bit of background," Larry Jaurequi continued."Now we go to the Philippines. The documentary we filmed in the Philippines this year is about the forgotten Gen. Jonathan Wainwright. What happened was in March of 1942, President Roosevelt tells Douglas MacArthur to get out. "This is a no-win situation. Leave the Philippines." MacArthur leaves on around March 17 late at night on a PT boat and goes and gets close to Australia. At that point, he says to Johnathan Wainwright, 'It's yours.'
- Category: Weather
FLOOD ADVISORY IN EFFECT UNTIL 645 PM MDT THIS EVENING...
* WHAT...Arroyo and small stream flooding caused by excessive
rainfall is expected.
* WHERE...A portion of southwest New Mexico, including the following county, Grant.
* WHEN...Until 645 PM MDT.
* IMPACTS...Minor flooding in low-lying and poor drainage areas.
Rises in small streams and normally dry arroyos.
* ADDITIONAL DETAILS...
- At 443 PM MDT, Doppler radar indicated heavy rain due to
thunderstorms. This will cause arroyo and small stream
flooding. Between 1 and 1.5 inches of rain have fallen.
- Some locations that may experience flooding include...
mainly rural areas of Northwestern Grant County
- http://www.weather.gov/safety/flood
- Category: Front Page News
A fast‑moving real estate scam has surfaced in Southwest New Mexico, targeting vacant land and unoccupied properties—especially parcels with no mortgage and owners who live out of state. Local real estate professionals are sounding the alarm after a recent incident in which a supposed seller contacted a broker using an email address that looked almost identical to the name on the deed. When the broker asked for a phone number to verify details, the individual refused to speak and quickly disappeared.
That pattern, experts say, is becoming increasingly common nationwide. Scammers impersonate legitimate property owners, advertise land for sale, and attempt to push transactions through quickly. Their goal is to direct closings to remote title companies and collect wired proceeds before anyone realizes the seller was an impostor.
- Category: Front Page News
To download a PDF of the release, please visit the following link: Freeport Reports Second-Quarter and Six-Month 2026 Results
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- Category: Front Page News
Grant County 4-H members earned numerous team and individual awards, capturing a state championship, and qualifying for national competition. Their achievements reflect the hard work, dedication, and leadership that define the Grant County 4-H program.
The annual New Mexico State 4-H Conference brings together youth from across the state to compete in leadership and skill-based contests that highlight the knowledge and experiences they have gained through their involvement in 4-H. Members also have opportunities to build friendships, develop leadership skills, and represent their counties at the state level.
Leading the way was Areena Rogers, who earned High Point Individual honors in both the Hippology Contest and Horse Judging Contest. Her outstanding performances earned her two $1,500 scholarships from the New Mexico State University Department of Animal & Range Sciences, recognizing her exceptional knowledge and skill in the equine sciences.
- Category: Front Page News
By Lynn Janes
On June 25, 2026, the commission had a regular meeting at the city annex building. Alex Brown, chairman, called the meeting to order.
The board approved the agenda and minutes from May 28, 2026.
Old business
Raymond De la Vega, Stantec, had an update for the commission. They had been working on the west side tank location and updated the parcel exhibits on the Stein property and were just waiting to hear back. Stantec has also been working with PNM on permits and waiting to hear from them. Soon they will have 90 percent of the plans ready. New Mexico Environmental Department (NMED) had come back with comments on the documents they received, and the majority had been on the chlorine system and some revisions will be made.
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