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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.
Dear Community Members,
Starting November 1st, federal funding cuts to the SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) will take effect impacting families across the United States. New Mexico has the highest number of participants in the SNAP program than any other state in the country. According to Road Runner Food Bank, as of August 2025 there are 3,929 households in Grant County alone that receive an estimated average of $325/month of SNAP benefits to put food on the table.
We understand that these federal cuts may cause stress and uncertainty, but you are not alone. The Commons is here to help Grant County residents and ensure that our community has access to the food they need.
Here's How We Can Help:
Sunday, Oct. 19
No entries.
Monday, Oct. 20
Hit and run accident
Elguea Avenue
Someone sideswiped caller's vehicle/appeared to have occurred last night.
Welfare check
Railroad Street – Bayard
Assist BPD with a female who was reported missing/she was returned to her home.
November 9, 2025, 3-5 pm
Table Read: John by Annie Baker (First Half)
Silver City Theatre and Avalon Bookstore invite you to an engaging table read of the first half of Annie Baker's John. Set in a small-town Vermont diner, the play explores quiet moments of connection, loneliness, and the unexpected ways people touch each other's lives. Join us for the reading and help us shape our upcoming season by sharing your thoughts and feedback.
Where: Avalon Bookstore 405 N Bullard St. Silver City, NM
contact:
Back by popular demand after a successful October event!
Silver City, NM — November 1st — Following the success of October's Homeownership Seminar, Saenz & Smith Real Estate Co. is once again partnering with local industry experts to bring the community another Free Homeownership Seminar at the Grant County Convention Center. This educational event is designed to guide individuals and families through every step of the homebuying process — from understanding financing options to closing on their first home.
Participants will gain valuable insight into the advantages of owning a home versus renting, including financial stability, building equity, and creating long-term security for their families. The seminar aims to demystify the process of homeownership by breaking it down into clear, manageable steps.
Monday, Oct. 20
No entries.
Tuesday, Oct. 21
No entries,
Wednesday, Oct. 22
Come celebrate the next generation while remembering our ancestors at the Mimbres Mercado's Halloween/ Day of the Dead Celebration this Saturday, November 1st from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Huge very affordable toy sale. Free decorated cupcakes and hot chocolate for all kids. Food includes Louisiana Gumbo with Andouille Sausage & Chicken. Tamales, empanadas, tortillas and aguas frescas.
Swap meet with on-going New to You Thrift sale. Takes place in a large hangar in the back of the Mimbres Marketplace, 2743 Hwy 35 in Mimbres. For more information
November 8 thru 9, 2025 Saturday 9 am to 3 pm and Sunday 9 am to 1 pm
12 Sage Drive Mimbres, NM, mile marker 3 on highway 35
To secure our budget and reach our 501(c)3 goals for 2026
Contact: Bill (575) 536-3092 or Kathy (307) 640-3012
See flyer below
Monday, Oct. 20
Welfare check
Caddell Crossing
Caller stated he can hear a child screaming. Officer made contact with female who stated she was fine.
Tuesday, Oct. 21
Open door
Caddell Crossing
Open door/house was clear/owner was informed.
Domestic disturbance
Prescott Street
No narrative.
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