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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
On Tuesday, April 23, 2024, Ximena Zamacona, founder and grower of Full Circle Mushrooms will speak to Rotary on her experience starting and operating her mushroom farm.
Full Circle Mushrooms is a specialty mushroom farm implementing regenerative practices in Las Cruces, NM. Ximena believes in an integrative knowledge approach: combining traditional knowledge and the technological advancements to create something greater than the sum of its parts, to help roll back climate change. "We know that agriculture can be part of the solution or part of the problem. We choose to be part of the solution and mushrooms are our vehicle"
- Category: Local News Releases
SILVER CITY – The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish works tirelessly to conserve New Mexico's fish and wildlife for current and future generations. Its conservation work is made possible by funds from hunters and anglers, which are reinvested to conserve all wildlife for the people of New Mexico and our visitors. While science guides the Department's conservation strategies, it depends on public input to help set larger conservation objectives for your fish and wildlife resources.
- Category: Local News Releases
Friday, Apr. 12
Accident-property damage
2289 Superior – Wendy's
Vehicle vs deer. Bumper is cracked.
Reckless driver
11865 Highway 180
Black GMC SUV is tailgating caller and almost hit her from behind/it is a female driver passing Mis Amigos/she is going over 85 mph.
Saturday, Apr. 13
Disturbance
Partridge Drive
Stated neighbors in house across the street are fighting. Deputy advised someone killed the lights of the vehicle pretending not to be there/nothing is going on/possibly house party/shut it down/parties were uncooperative.
- Category: Local News Releases
Reserve your spot for the May 25 event at Mogollon Cemetery
SILVER CITY, NM, April 15, 2024 – Residents of the Town of Mogollon are gearing up for their May 25 event at the historic Mogollon Cemetery to celebrate 100 years of the Gila Wilderness. With event size limited to no more than 70 people, it's time to secure your RSVP, if you plan to attend.
"Due to the small size, limited parking, and sensitive nature of the cemetery, attendance at this event will be limited to no more than 70 people," said event organizer, Cordelia Rose. "If you have expressed interest in attending, but have not yet reserved your space, it's time to RSVP now."
- Category: Local News Releases
Silver City Ranger District to implement an area closure for public safety
SILVER CITY, NM, April 15, 2024 – The Gila National Forest, Silver City Ranger District is implementing an area closure while it conducts the 2,010-acre Cameron Creek Prescribed Fire project. Area closure went into effect April 12 and will remain in effect until the area is safe for public re-entry, likely several days. Phase 1 of the Cameron Creek Prescribed Fire will be carried out this week as resource availability and conditions allow.
- Category: Local News Releases
Friday, Apr. 12
Larceny
Sara Court
Advised a package was taken from his front property yesterday/he has video of the person who took the package.
Harassment
Birch Street
Caller left Utah for her and her children's safety fleeing from her husband/she is staying with her sister/he is now harassing her and threatening to come and take their children from her.
Harassment
3001 S. Highway 90
Caller from Calvary Chapel reference harassment from a named female regarding her daughter that she does not have custody of. Officer made contact with caller.
- Category: Local News Releases
April 21, at 10:00 am, 3845 North Swan Street – "'Upward Spiral' – Four Woman Poets of Silver City."
 In honor of Poetry Month our program will feature "Upward Spiral" a book of poems from four women poets: Shelly Barnett, Leonore Hildebrandt, Pamela Warren Williams, and Lynne Zotalis. The poems in the anthology "Upward Spiral" evoke transformation and the power of the natural world.
 "A love of poetry brought us together initially. Kindred spirits and abiding respect for each
other's voices have now solidified our bond and commitment to each other with the completion
of this excellent book. We are so grateful for the response, the energy Upward Spiral has
generated. Timing is everything and it appears our poems are having an extremely positive
influence extending outward, touching our readers in profound ways," said Lynne Zotalis, speaking for herself and the other poets of "Upward Spiral."
- Category: Local News Releases
May Events for Teen and Children
*Â Come watch a family movie with us. This one is about being who you are and magic. Thursday, May 2 at 4pm. There will be popcorn
*Â Calling all future engineers. Come play with LEGO. Saturday, May 4 at 1pm.
*Â Come program and build robots. We have three new ones to try! Tuesday, May 7 at 4pm
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