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Friday, April 29, 2022
10:00 a.m.
INCIDENT STATISTICS
Location of Origin: West of Mimbres, NM, near the Gila National Forest
Start date: April 28, 2022 – 2:30 p.m. MST
Size: Approximately 700 acres
Percent Contained: 0%
By Lynn Janes
The town of Bayard held a regular town meeting April 25, 2022. The meeting started with Mayor Chon Fierro calling the meeting to order and leading the Pledge of Allegiance. Attendance at the meeting included Mayor Chon Fierro, Mayor Pro tem Raul Villanueva and councilors, Eloy Medina, Jose Diaz and Frances Gonzales.
Before the meeting started a brief work session took place to address several points in the regular meeting.
The council approved the agenda for the meeting with a few changes. Approval of accounts payable was removed due to the report not being ready. They added in swearing in of the new police chief for whenever the judge got there, and the education proclamation moved to new business.
Public input
Race photos for the Grant County Beat are by Paul Michaud.
Tour of the Gila Stage 2 women 042822
Tour of the Gila Stage 2 women 042822
Race leaders at the Start of Stage 2 (left to right) Kyleigh Spearing, Team Cinch Rise, Best Young Rider; Emily Marcolini, Team 3T/Q&M Cycling, Queen of the Mountain; Krista Doebel-Hickok, Team EF Education-Tibco-SVB, Race Leader; Maggie Coles-Lyster, DNA Pro Cycling Team, Best Sprinter
Tour of the Gila Stage 2 women 042822
The Inner Loop Race Begins
Tour of the Gila Stage 2 women 042822
Lauren De Crescenzo finishes Stage 2 nearly five minutes of her nearest Competitor, storming into the overall race lead.
Tour of the Gila Stage 2 women 042822
Krista Doebel-Hickok finishes Stage 2 in second place
Tour of the Gila Stage 2 women 042822
Maddy Ward of Team InstaFund finishes Stage 2 in Third Place
Tour of the Gila Stage 2 women 042822
Stage 2 Podium (left to right) Krista Doebel-Hickok, Team EF Education-Tibco-SVB, Second Place; Lauren De Crescenzo, Team Cinch Rise, First Place; and Maddy Ward, Team InstaFund Racing, Third Place
Tour of the Gila Stage 2 women 042822
Race Leaders after Stage 2 (left to right) Krista Doebel-Hickok, Queen of the Mountain; Lauren De Crescenzo, Race Leader and Best Sprinter; and Anet Barrera, Best Young Rider
For the UCI Women, Race Leaders after Stage 2 are Krista Doebel-Hickok, Queen of the Mountain; Lauren De Crescenzo, Race Leader and Best Sprinter; and Anet Barrera, Best Young Rider
For a complete wrap up of today's Inner Loop Race, see PDF below:
Photos for the Grant County Beat are by Paul Michaud
Tour of the Gila Men Stage 2 042822
Tour of the Gila Men Stage 2 042822
Chien Liang Chen of Team Meiyo CCN Pro Cycling stretches before the race
Tour of the Gila Men Stage 2 042822
The grid is ready for the start
Tour of the Gila Men Stage 2 042822
The riders roll out for Stage 2: The Inner Loop
Tour of the Gila Men Stage 2 042822
Tyler Stites, Project Echelon takes First Place; Ignacio Prado of Canel’s ZEROUNO is in Second and Alexander White of CS Velo is Third.
Tour of the Gila Men Stage 2 042822
Stage 2 winners (left to right) are Second Place Ignacio Prado of Canel’s ZEROUNO; First Place winner, Tyler Stites of Project Echelon and Third place Alexander White of Team CS Velo
Tour of the Gila Men Stage 2 042822
Race leaders after Stage 2 (Left to right) Heiner Para, Canel’s ZEROUNO, King of the Mountain; Jared Scott, Team Aevolo, Best Young Rider; Torbjørn Røed, Yoeleo Test Team p/b 4Mind, Race Leader; and Tyler Stites, Project Echelon, Best Sprinter
Race leaders after Stage 2 are Heiner Para, Canel’s ZEROUNO, King of the Mountain; Jared Scott, Team Aevolo, Best Young Rider; Torbjørn Røed, Yoeleo Test Team p/b 4Mind, Race Leader; and Tyler Stites, Project Echelon, Best Sprinter
For the wrap of Stage 2 men's races, see PDF below:
CRITICAL FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS TODAY FOR LOW HUMIDITY AND STRONG WINDS... .Very dry air and breezy winds will continue through Thursday evening. Very dry air remains, and thus critical fire weather is expected across much of southwestern and south-central New Mexico plus far west Texas. Additionally, very dry and breezy conditions will develop again on Friday that will create critical fire weather for far west Texas and south-central New Mexico. Breezy winds and critically dry fuels will increase the risk for rapid fire spread.
...RED FLAG WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 8 PM MDT THIS EVENING
FOR STRONG WINDS AND LOW HUMIDITY FOR FIRE WEATHER ZONES 056,
112, AND 113... ...RED FLAG WARNING IN EFFECT FROM 10 AM TO 6 PM
MDT FRIDAY FOR STRONG WINDS AND LOW HUMIDITY FOR FIRE WEATHER
ZONES 056, 112, AND 113...
By Lynn Janes
The town of Hurley held a budget workshop meeting April 26, 2022, beginning with the roll call and the Pledge of Allegiance.
Attendance of the meeting included Mayor Ed Stevens, councilors Nanette Day and Mateo Madrid. Mayor pro tem Richard Maynes and councilor Freddie Rodriquez did not attend.
The council approved the agenda for the meeting.
The agenda pertained to the fiscal year budget for 2022-2023.
Lori Ortiz, town clerk, gave the council a copy of the proposed budget. She provided them with a document that showed them the current year, proposed next year and the percent of change in each account. She explained that currently all the funds are in the positive except solid waste. It has a deficit of approximately $4,700. She said the town had not raised rates, but the rates had increased for the town. The increase had come two years ago, and it had not caught up.
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