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{{/_source.additionalInfo}}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.
You're invited to Child Care: Growing Supply:
This free community event will bring together early childhood educators, local and state leaders, and community partners for food, drinks, resources, and conversation. Together, we'll celebrate recent changes in early childhood and explore the work ahead to grow the supply of high-quality child care for more families across New Mexico.
Little Toad Creek Brewery & Distillery
Initiative approved by the Catron County Board of County Commissioners to cover vital air medical transport for Catron County residents
Medically necessary air transports of PHI Cares members result in no out-of-pocket expenses for Catron County residents flown from within Catron, Cibola, Socorro, Sierra, and Grant Counties in New Mexico, and Greenlee and Apache Counties in Arizona when flown by PHI Air Medical
Click here for images of the helicopters protecting Catron County
GOT BOOKS?
Our in-library sale shelves need your help. We especially want Non-fiction. We are looking for:
Histories from Ancient Greek to WWII
Western History particularly Indian Tribes
The Classics: everything from Plato, Shakespeare,
Call it what you like, "improvised ekphrasis" or poetry on the fly. It's what happens when poets gather at Light Space Gallery, view the "Power of Two Collaborative" exhibit, pen and perform their spontaneous words. Brought to you by Karen Hymer, Owner and Christina Nealson, Silver City Poet Laureate. Nudge your muse and come join the fun!
All are welcome to this free event.
PUBLIC NOTICE: Low-Flying Helicopter in Your Area
In the coming weeks, a low-flying helicopter carrying a hoop-shaped sensor will survey parts of southwestern New Mexico. The helicopter will fly back and forth over the survey area to help map groundwater and support long-term water planning. Flights will occur during daylight hours and follow strict safety procedures. The survey does not record communications, collect photographs, videos, or personal information.
This work is part of New Mexico's Aquifer Mapping Program, led by the New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources at New Mexico Tech. Learn more: geoinfo.nmt.edu/resources/water/amp
Sunday, Sept. 13
Harassment – W. Alice Street – Silver City
Welfare check – Fort Bayard Road – Santa Clara – Bataan Park
Domestic violence – Cleveland Street – Santa Clara
Weapons fired – Ft. Bayard Street – Santa Clara
Suspicious activity – Silver Heights Blvd. – Silver City
Suicide threat – Dragonfly Trailhead – Arenas Valley – deputies placed the individual in protective custody and transported the individual to GRMC for further treatment.
Monday, Sept 28, 11 am - 2 pm
501 E 13th St, Silver City, NM
Can't make it to the Gala in the Garden fundraiser but you'd still like to support The Commons Center for Food Security and Sustainability? Please stop by The Commons on Sun, Sep 27 from noon-3 pm or Mon, Sep 28 from 11 am - 2 pm to browse and purchase remaining auction items at their minimum bid price!
See flyer below
Wednesday, Sept. 16
Reckless driver
Highway 180 – MM 156 (4 miles south of Dwyer Road)
Vehicle traveling from Luna County to Grant County driving in the opposite lane of travel. Made contact with vehicle.
Animal
Nevada Avenue
Dog sitting in the mud with no shelter. Officer checked dog/has adequate shelter.
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