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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.
Wednesday, Feb. 4
Suspicious person
Prescott Apartments
Caller stated male continues to knock on a vacant apartment late at night. ATL for subject/negative contact.
Thursday, Feb. 5
Reckless driver
Highway 180
Driving at a high rate of speed. Unfounded.
Dances of Universal Peace
February 22 - 5:30-7pm
Simple circle dances promoting open-heartedness and a sense of Unity among all participating. All dances are taught. Live music / No experience necessary /Donations Appreciated
Church of Harmony, 609 N. Arizona St. Silver City
More info: Lynda AimanSmith
Sunday, Feb. 1
Loud party -- Whiskey Creek Airport Road – Silver City –12:13 a.m.
Welfare check – W. Hester Street – Silver City
Loud party – Skyview Drive – Silver City – 3:09 a.m.
Noise complaint – Callecita del Oro Road – Mimbres – 6:26 a.m.
Welfare check – Bill Evans Lake
Animal – Big Bend Road – Silver City
Animal – Tyrone Park
Domestic violence – Broken Arrow Drive – Silver City. No charges were filed on either party due to conflicting statements.
Mountain run – Mimbres – 6:02 p.m.
Structure fire – Prescott Street – Santa Clara. Fire personnel determined cause of the fire was faulty batteries in the camping trailer.
Suspicious vehicle – Crowbar Road -- Arenas Valley
Disturbance – Jack Rabbit Drive -- Silver City. Aggravated assault charges were filed against James Logan who was not on scene.
Monday, Feb. 2
See flyer below
Monday, Feb. 2
Harassment
Central Avenue
16-year-old female being harassed by another student. Another female is threatening to 'jump her' and stating 'she is going to learn her lesson.'
Tuesday, Feb. 3
Disorderly
Tom Foy Blvd.
Adult male and female were trying to purchase tobacco for a minor/possibly stole merchandise as well, but not sure. Officer has contact in front of Chevron/all three subjects were issued 2-year CTWs
Wednesday, Feb. 4
Bayard Volunteer Fire Department
Wednesday, Feb. 4
Fire
714 Lusk Street
There are people in her neighbor's backyard who have a bonfire and it is very smoky/she cannot see if the fire is inside of anything.
Santa Clara Volunteer Fire Department
Sunday, Feb. 1
Thursday, Feb. 5
Domestic disturbance
Lea Drive
Verbal altercation between brothers/both subjects separated/ nothing physical/all verbal.
Friday, Feb. 6
Reckless driver
Highway 180 – MM 151 (1 mile north of Dwyer Road)
Report of reckless vehicle coming from Luna County/negative contact with vehicle.
Weapons fired
Runnels Drive – Bayard
Assist Bayard PD with shots fired call/subject detained.

Lordsburg, NM – February 9, 2026 – Hidalgo Medical Services (HMS) proudly introduces its Care Promises, a set of commitments designed to strengthen trust, improve patient outcomes, and reinforce HMS's role as a cornerstone of healthcare in Hidalgo and Grant counties.
The front-line staff developed Care Promises to reflect HMS's dedication to delivering exceptional care and service. They include:
Commitment to Total Health: HMS will help patients navigate every aspect of their healthcare journey, ensuring comprehensive support for physical, mental, dental, and social determinants of health. Your Medical Home: HMS integrates a variety of resources and services to meet patient needs in a coordinated, patient-centered manner. Access to Timely Care: HMS pledges to provide care and services promptly, based on individual needs. Excellence in Customer Service: HMS is committed to continually improving patient experience through responsive and compassionate service. Support for Our Staff: HMS fosters a positive organizational culture, offering professional development opportunities and attracting top talent to deliver the highest quality of care.
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