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Local News Releases
These releases come from other sources than the Grant County Beat. This category will include events in and news releases from Grant, Catron, Hidalgo and Luna counties.
- Category: Local News Releases
Westerners International Silver City Corral #36
Invites You to our Upcoming Meeting
At the Cross Point Church Meeting Room
11600 E Hwy 180, Mile Marker 116
Title: "Sundown: A New Mexico Silent Western Movie, 1924
Speaker: Craig McEwan
Vice President of the Cochise County Historical Society
Directing Editor of the Cochise County Historical Journal
- Category: Local News Releases
June 7, at 10:00 am, 3845 North Swan Street – "Welcoming and Belonging"
Even in our loneliest hours, our very longing for belonging can feel risky. What will we be asked to sacrifice in order to belong? What harm might we experience if we let others close? What will others think of us if we reveal who we truly are?
It's perhaps easier for many of us to focus on the work of creating welcoming places for others than it is to acknowledge our own needs. Yet our wish to be welcoming is intertwined with and deeply related to our human need for belonging. Neither can be realized separately from the other.
What new possibilities might emerge when we practice letting people in?
This video sermon explores these possibilities.
Lauren Wyeth (she/they) is the Faith Development Specialist and a Congregational Life Consultant with the UUA's MidAmerica Regional Staff. They are an Advanced Level Credentialed Religious Educator who is passionate about growing interdependent, joyful, justice-seeking, liberating communities for people of all ages and diverse identities.
- Category: Local News Releases
Sunday, May 17
Suspicious activity – Pinon Street – Santa Clara
Animal – Romero Avenue – Hurley
Unwanted subject – Mobile Drive – Silver City
Weapons fired – Highway 152
Suspicious activity – Old Fort Bayard
Criminal trespass warning – Carasco Avenue – Hurley (Dollar General)
Unwanted subject – Carasco Avenue – Hurley (Dollar General)
Mountain run – Cliff – 1:14 a.m.
- Category: Local News Releases
SOUTHWEST CATCH OF THE WEEK
Glenwood Pond: Jonathan Hood Jr. and his daughter reeled in this trout using PowerBait on May 22. "I was walking around when my daughter spotted it," he said. "We sight-fished it through a hole in the thick moss."
SOUTHWEST FISHING REPORT
Bear Canyon Lake: Fishing conditions have been adversely affected in the aftermath of the Trout Fire.
Bill Evans Lake: The most recent report was received May 14. At that time, fishing for largemouth bass was good using salmon eggs and Garlic PowerBait.
Caballo Lake:The most recent report was received May 21. At that time, fishing for walleye was slow but white bass was fair when using colorful lures.
- Category: Local News Releases
Watch for closure and detours June through early November
(Silver City, NM, May 27, 2026) — The Gila National Forest will close approximately 1.5 miles of Forest Road (FR) 220 north of Luna while a contractor for the Federal Highway Administration removes and replaces a bridge over Romero Creek, just east of Romero Lake. The closure will begin June 1 and is expected to last until November 5.
FR 220 will be closed near the Romero Creek bridge from its intersections with FR 4019O to FR 4127U. Access will continue to all private inholdings. Re-routes and detours will be noted at intersections leading to the closure. The public will still be able to access all areas in the vicinity aside from the 1.5-mile stretch of FR 220 where the bridge replacement will occur.
Proposed detours for FR 220 between Luna and FR 385
- Category: Local News Releases
Sunday, May 17
Suspicious vehicle
D Street
White Chevy pickup reported to be in the alleyway for an hour/unknown if anyone is in the vehicle.
Welfare check
Pattie Avenue
Male who resides there has expressed suicidal ideations. Officer had negative contact with anyone at the residence/may have transported to GRMC.
- Category: Local News Releases
Sunday, May 17
Suspicious activity – E. Yankie Street
Extortion – E. 37th Street
Traffic stop – Isaac Delgado was arrested for driving with a suspended or revoked license.
Warrant – Keyana Ortiz was arrested on an outstanding warrant.
Warrant – Germaine Spears was arrested on an outstanding warrant.
Fight – W. Highway 180
Traffic stop – James Sierra was arrested on an outstanding warrant and two counts each of driving while license revoked and headlamps on a vehicle.
Noise complaint – E. 13th Street – 10:31 p.m.
- Category: Local News Releases
Sunday, June 7
Sherita Perez
Country Folk
1pm • Free / donations welcome
Sherita Perez is a unique singer-songwriter and entertainer who creates memorable songs with a heart-felt sound that draws listeners into the moment. Her voice has a warm, inviting sound that echoes the classic roots styles.
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