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April 24,2025 I Sixth Judicial District Attorney Norman R. Wheeler announced today that Frank Anthony Vega, Sr. was held without bond in a pre-trial detention hearing and judges' consideration on April 23,2025 by Sixth Judicial District Court Judge James B. Foy. Vega is charged with Aggravated Assault with a deadly weapon, Resisting, Evading, Obstructing an Officer, Aggravated Burglary [Commits Battery], Aggravated Battery [household member], Child Abuse [intentional or recklessly], False Imprisonment, and Interference with Communications.
District Court Judge Foy in his written explanation stated that Defendant Vega has demonstrated violence against a loved one and an acquaintance on two occasions within the past two weeks. The first being choking the mother of his child and telling her he was going to kill her. In a second altercation Vega chased a man down the street in downtown Silver City brandishing knives in both hands, in broad daylight.
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To download a PDF of the release, please visit the following link: Freeport Reports First-Quarter 2025 Results
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Photos by Paul Michaud
[Editor's Note: Due to speed issues on the Beat website this evening, I am simply lining the photos up on the page.]
The Tour of the Gila Stage 1 featured the Time Trials beginning at Tyrone and heading southward on NM 90 to a turnaround and racing back to Tyrone for the finish.
Lauren Stevens, last year’s champion begins her Tour of the Gila at Tyrone
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Photos by Paul Michaud
[Editor's Note: Usually I would put them in a photo essay, but as I am having problems with the website this evening, I am simply lining them up on the page with the captions.]
The first stage of the 2025 Tour of the Gila featured the time trials in starting in Tyrone and going down NM 90 to a turnaround and back to Tyrone for the finish.
Jonas Walton leaves the starting line for the Individual Time Trials at Tyrone
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Anyone seeing Manuel Corona is asked to call 911.
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April 22, 2025 I Sixth Judicial District Attorney Norman R. Wheeler announced today that TREEUON ROBINSON, 30, was found guilty by a Silver City Jury of Violation of Order of Protection. This case was prosecuted by Deputy DA Mark Abramson and Senior Trial Attorney Greg Bradford. ROBINSON was sentenced to unsupervised probation and must attend anger management classes. Silver City Magistrate Judge Grijalva presided over the hearing. The jury deliberated for 20 minutes.
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Las Cruces, NM — April 4, 2025
Grant County 4-H members demonstrated outstanding knowledge and skill at the 2025 New Mexico State 4-H Pasture and Range Management Contest held April 2–4 in Las Cruces.
The Grant County team earned 2nd Place Overall, with team members Kayleigh Massengill, Addison Jones, and Bella Lopez. The team was expertly coached by Carlie Gatlin. From left are Gatlin, Massengill, Lopez and Jones.
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By Lynn Janes
The Silver City Town Council held a regular meeting March 25, 2025. Attendance to the meeting included Mayor Ken Ladner, Mayor Pro Tem Guadalupe Cano, and Councilors Nicholas Prince, Rudy Bencomo and Stan Snider.
This meeting had filled all the seats in the audience and left standing room only.
Council comments
Prince did not have any comments currently.
Cano spoke to the warming center and thanked everyone in the community that had helped both with time, donations and support. It had a successful first season. The last evening, they had opened, 67 people came in. That had been 67 people that didn’t freeze to death. They hope to continue the warming center in the future. It did help a lot of people, three people found jobs and two found permanent housing. “To us that was a win.” She expressed her thanks again to everyone that helped.
National Prayer Day
GRMC Auxiliary linen sale
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