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.
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The Republican Party of Grant County invites you to hear and support Gregg Hull and David Gallegos, candidates for Governor and Lieutenant Governor, along with Luis Terrazas, candidate for NM State Representative, District 39.
Purchase your tickets now to reserve your seat. A Meet and Greet will be held from 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM, followed by dinner, door prizes, and a silent auction.
Many ways to purchase your tickets:
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Live Music - Era Snow 6-8pm August 7th at The Seedboat Collective
Era Snow is a singer-songwriter whose hypnotic sound blurs the lines between folk, trance, and dream-pop. Originally from the mountains of Ruidoso, New Mexico, Era has honed their craft over a decade of live performance, captivating audiences with a uniquely soothing presence.
On stage, Era builds lush, atmospheric soundscapes using an acoustic-electric guitar and a dynamic looping pedal, layering harmonies and beats to bring both original compositions and reimagined covers to life. Their music transforms any space, offering a "lullaby, trance-like" experience that is both intimate and immersive.
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Monday, July 20
Shots fired – Lincoln Street – unfounded
Tuesday, July 21
Agency assist – Bayard Food Basket – Two males were going to fight. They were separated and they left the area.
Animal – Bard Street – A dog chased two boys who were riding bikes and scratched one. ACO was notified.
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Tuesday, July 21
Smoke – S. Canyon Street – no narrative.
Harassment – N. Railroad Street – (Redacted) is wearing sweats and a backpack.
Fight – Lusk Street – One female and two males/they are in the street. They mentioned a knife/left going west on foot. Caller advised they were wearing all black. Male has a cut on his bicep/refusing medical.
Fight – Tom Foy Blvd. – All verbal/negative on an altercation.
Wednesday, July 22
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Free 90-minute workshop will help local first-time buyers learn what they need before buying a home
GRANT COUNTY, N.M. — August 4, 2025 — Grant County Housing Community Partners will host a free First-Time Homebuyer Bootcamp on August 4 in Grant County, New Mexico. The 90-minute workshop will give people a clear, practical guide to buying their first home. The event is presented with the Southwest New Mexico Council of Governments (SWNMCOG), the Silver City Regional Association of REALTORS® (SCRAR), the Copper Collaborative, and local housing and lending professionals.
The session is called "What You Need Before You Buy." It is meant to help Silver City residents understand the homebuying process and learn about programs that may help with costs. Homes in the area are often more affordable than in many other New Mexico cities, with many prices around $200,000 to $320,000.
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Grant County is now accepting applications for Lodgers Tax funding to support advertising, promotion, and marketing of tourism-related events, attractions, and facilities, as outlined in the Grant County Lodgers Tax Ordinance.
Organizations interested in applying are encouraged to contact the Grant County Planning & Community Development Department for information about eligibility, application requirements, and submission deadlines.
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According to the HPD, there are no blotters to report for subject period. He interim chief was in training all week and the calls which came in were handled by GCSO.
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Ann MeredithCome join internationally award winning Lesbian Artist
Playwright Writer Director Producer Ann Meredith
for a Free and Open to the Public OPEN HOUSE in Silver City
Monday August 31st 2026 - 530-730PM
Avalon Books & Music 405 N Bullard Street Silver City NM 88061
Ann will discuss her passionate Social Impact, Diverse and Inclusive Indie Feature Film Project titled SPECIAL which serves as a healing tool for sexual harassment, rape and sexual assault.
The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences has already inducted Ann's acclaimed screenplay into their Permanent Core Collection at the Margaret Herrick Library in Hollywood.
An unprecedented honor.
SPECIAL offers six Lead Lesbian and multiple LGBTQ roles and is also an award winning Stage Play Ann and her company SWORDFISH Productions Pictures & Theatricals is tippytoeing towards Broadway and The West End in London.
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