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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.
Sunday, Feb. 22
Suspicious vehicle – Golf Course Road – Silver City
Domestic disturbance – Aguila Street – Santa Clara
Vehicle burglary – Highway 35 – Hanover –a window was broken and numerous items were taken from inside the vehicle/value around $95.
Animal – Coleman Drive – Silver City
Harassment – E Street – Hur;ey
Suspicious activity – Cottonwood Road – Silver City
Welfare check – Lea Drive – Hurley
Domestic disturbance – Mineral Street – Santa Clara – Esmia Ortiz was arrested on aggravated DWI and battery against a household member charges.
Suicide threat – Broken Bow Drive – Silver City
Welfare check – Lea Drive – Hurley
Welfare check – Cliff Swellings
Jake’s Women by Neil Simon is coming soon to the El Sol Theatre on Bullard Street on March 13-14 and 20-21 at 7pm and March 15 & 22 at 2pm. Don’t miss these “wildly comic and sometimes moving” moments in the life of Jake, the novelist, and his seven women! This play is produced by Windy Road Productions and directed by Phyllis McQuaide. Tickets: $15 at the door, Food Co-op or online at Silver City Theatre. Join our cast: Jim Charleston, Melanie Hall, Susannah Wollard, Gay Hedges, Linda Bluestone, Jubilee Cline, Deanna Duncan, and Heather Euler for a fun time!
Sunday, Feb. 22
Harassment – Tracy Circle
Welfare check – E. 19th Street
Larceny – Lamb Street
Welfare check – E. 40th Street
Suspicious activity – E. 12th Street – 12:09 p.m.
Suspicious person – W. Spring Street
Harassment – E. 12th Street – 2:33 p.m.
Dog bite – E. 17th Street
Welfare check – Ursa Minor Street
Disturbance – E. Kelly Street
Weapons fired – Virginia Street
Monday, Feb. 23
Universalist Unitarian Fellowship - March 8, at 10:00 am, 3845 North Swan Street – "Regenerative Agriculture”
I
vy Stephens-Etheridge is a Youth Civic Infrastructure Intern funded by Future Focused Education with the Upper Gila Watershed Alliance. She is a high school senior at Aldo Leopold Charter School. Ivy is working with Mike and Carol Ann Fugagli on a project promoting local agricultural use of the New Earth Project's living earth and regenerative practices.
Last semester, she took a microbiology class at WNMU, which piqued her interest in soil microbes. Ivy's talk, "How and Why Microbes Increase Plant Nutrition," will include information about the liquid carbon pathway vs. the degradation pathway, the rhizophagy cycle, and principles of regenerative agriculture. In her free time, Ivy enjoys ballet and walking her dog, Jade.
All ages are welcome to attend the Sunday program.
Silver City MainStreet Project Community Collaboration Meeting
Thursday, March 5, 2026
9:00 AM
Silco Theater, 311 N Bullard Street

Featured Speakers:
Jennifer Olson and
Brent Steinberg co-owners of The Seedboat Collective
The Seedboat Collective is a coworking community, event hub, and enrichment avenue, where people come together to share time, gifts, and purpose. Building cohesion and adding meaning to work, The Seedboat Collective provides space and opportunities to foster a collective spirit in Grant County.
Saturday, March 7, 2026
8:00 AM 12:00 PM
Iron Bridge
Cliff, NM (map)
The Big Sit is a light-hearted birding competition started by the New Haven Bird Club that is now an international event.
The goal of the competition is to identify as many birds as we can within a 17-foot diameter circle, and the Iron Bridge across the Gila River is an excellent vantage point to view species up and down the river. This event is low-mobility accessible, and binoculars are available to borrow.
Friday, March 6 | 7:00 - 8:30 PM
Little Toad Creek Brewery
200 N Bullard St, Silver City, NM
Retired professor Dave McDonald will present on his years of research on Neotropical manakins, colorful birds with a lek mating system in which males perform spectacular courtship displays at clustered courts visited by females prospecting for mates. Most recently his focus has been on Golden-winged Manakins in Ecuador where he discovered that females play a more active role in shaping male behavior than previously suspected.
Monday, Feb. 16
Domestic disturbance
Prescott Street
No narrative.
Overdose
Cleveland Street
47-year-old male was transported to GRMC by EMS.
Tuesday, Feb. 17
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