Local News Releases
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Regarding a Study of the Feasibility of a Combined Small Creative Business Incubator & Maker Space
Silver City— September 18, 2018 — Southwest New Mexico Arts, Culture and Tourism (SWNMACT) and its partner, Western New Mexico University, announced today that public meetings will be held on October 9 and 10 with Creative Startups, the consulting firm that will be carrying out the feasibility study for a possible incubator and/or makerspace in Grant County. This first meeting will focus on introducing Creative Startups, the concepts of incubators and makerspaces, and hearing from the public about their interests and goals. Dr. Alice Loy and Julia Youngs will represent Creative Startups. (www.creativestartups.org)
For the week, beginning Monday, September 10, 2018 at 08:00 am and ending Monday September 17, 2018 at 8:00 am Officers of the Silver City Police Department responded to 258 calls for service, had 387 self-initiated activity, and made 15 arrest. Of those arrests, 1 was for possession of drug paraphernalia, and 3 for DWI.
Detention Center Administrator Mike Carillo announced this morning at the Grant County Commission meeting that anyone interested in the training was welcome to take part.
Silver City, NM – The Silver City Arts & Cultural District is pleased to announce that the Clay Arts Trail Fall Showcase, titled "Old & New Favorites," will run September 24 – October 8, 2018. The Opening reception will be held on Wednesday, September 26 from 4:30 to 6:00 pm at the Murray Ryan Visitor Center, 201 N. Hudson St., Silver City. Several Clay Trail artists will be at the reception.
Artists included in the show include: Romaine Begay*, William Blakemore, Kate Brown, Patty Countryman, Malika Crozier, Heather Davis, Teryl Heartman, Phoebe Lawrence, Judy Menefee, Krissy Ramirez, Dagny Sellorin, Claude Smith, Syzygy Tile, Jude Wasechek and Letha Cress Woolf. The public is invited and refreshments will be served. Colleen Morton, Executive Director of the ACD said, "This will be our last show for 2018, so we encourage everyone to enjoy this opportunity during its short run, and meet our local artists!"
*tentative
THANK YOU SILVER CITY!
For more than 45 years Vacuum Cleaner Specialists has had the honor of serving a community that we love!
It is with a heavy heart that we must now bid you all farewell as we get ready to move forward in a different direction.
On Sept. 28, 2018 we will close our doors for the last time.
September 23, at 10 am, 3845 North Swan Street - "Beyond the Knapsack: How Unacknowledged Privilege Prevents Change” Alicia Edwards will share her thoughts on the things we can’t or won’t talk about that prevent progress in social change movements. She is the Coordinator for Healthy Kids Healthy Communities Grant County, which implements and supports initiatives that create policy, systems and environmental changes that result in increased access to healthy eating and physical activity in schools and communities.
Silver City, NM, September 17, 2018—For Immediate Release. The Gila National Forest receives dozens of phone calls every day, and one of the most commonly asked questions is: “Are dogs allowed in the forest and on forest trails.”
The short answer is “Yes”, but the long answer can be more complex. The employees of the Gila National Forest want you and your furry family member to have a safe and enjoyable experience on forest. Some recommendations to help keep you and your pet safe:
Dogs must be on leash in developed recreation areas, trailheads, and parking lots (36 CFR 261.8d). There are still times when it is best to keep your dog on a leash.
Bayard Police Department
Friday, Sept. 14
Domestic disturbance
Rosemary Street
Right next door/fighting in the street/at least 3 subjects.
Saturday, Sept. 15
Welfare check
204 Tom Foy Blvd.
Caller advised she is not feeling well and would like an officer to check on her. Officer requested ambulance for a 22-year-old female having panic attack/feels like she is going to pass out/no severe bleeding/lights and sirens.
Fire Alerts
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