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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.
Friday, June 6
Unclassified (Larceny?)
N. Gold Street
Caller states he went to Las Cruces for one night and came home to all his electronics were taken/someone went in through the back window/caller sounds intoxicated/doesn't want to get in trouble ref to having drug paraphernalia/states it's all in his mother's room, but the electronics were taken out of his room.
Suspicious activity
E. 16th Street
Caller advised a female is defecating in the middle of the roadway/advised she is a known narcotics user. Officer had contact with female at Food Basket/CTW issued for two years to the female at1901 N. Silver Street.
Please join us for the second round of public listening sessions on funding for water projects in southwest New Mexico through the New Mexico Unit Fund. There will be in-person sessions June 16th -19th. For those that can't attend in-person, we will have a virtual session on June 24th. The purpose of these sessions is to share updates since last year and gather input from community members and water leaders to help shape the next funding cycle. See the attached flyer for more information on the listening sessions.
For more information on the NM Unit Fund and the Arizona Water Settlements Act please click here .
See flyers below
For the Black Fire Recovery – Phase 1 Project
Silver City, NM, June 13, 2025—Gila National Forest officials invite the public to attend a public meeting regarding the Black Fire Recovery – Phase 1 project for disaster recovery and restoration being planned on the Black Range, Wilderness, and Silver City Ranger Districts. The meeting will be held at the Grant County Conference Center located at 3031 US Highway 180, Silver City, New Mexico Wednesday, June 25, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
The Black Fire burned more than 327,000 acres of state, private, and Gila National Forest lands, creating a mosaic of burned and unburned stands that experienced low, moderate, and high severity wildfire. Immediately after the fire, a very strong 2022 monsoon season caused widespread flooding and erosion within the fire perimeter and downstream.
June 15, at 10:00 am, 3845 North Swan Street – "The Science of Oneness"
Mystics and poets have told us that "All is One." However, we are faced with separation, antagonism, and conflict! In this video, science "ambassador" JD Stillwater presents findings from mainstream science that reveal an underlying holism in everything. In short, science agrees: "All is One."
Nancy Stephens will moderate a discussion after the video.
Childcare is available every Sunday. Zoey Cronin will lead a formal children's program on second and fourth Sundays.
Children are welcome to participate on any Sunday, but they will get the most out of the program if they attend second and fourth Sundays somewhat regularly. Family adults may stay for the children's program or attend the adult program. Children are encouraged to bring a small item that represents someone or something they are grateful for that week.
There are speakers on the patio if you wish to enjoy the service outside.
UUFSC Safety Protocol as pursuant to our most recent UUA Guidelines:
Masks are now optional, but their use is encouraged. We will continue to serve refreshments on the patio and in the building. Visitors are always welcome.
The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Silver City is a diverse group of religious independents seeking knowledge, spiritual sustenance, fellowship and opportunities for service to others. Our programs encompass Humanism, liberal Christianity, earth-based spirituality, Buddhism and many other traditions. If you'd like to find out more, email
Westerners International Silver City Corral #36
Invites You to our Upcoming Meeting
At the Cross Point Church Meeting Room
11600 E Hwy 180, Mile Marker 116
Title:"Early Medicine in the Southwest" by Dr. John Bell (an expert on the medical treatment of Tuberculosis at Ft. Bayard and early Doctors there)
One of the original founders of Silver Health Care, Internist w/ 58+ years of service Board of Directors of the Ft. Bayard Historic Preservation Society and also the Village Liaison (photo courtesy of Dr. Bell)
Place: CrossPoint Church Meeting Room
Date: Tuesday, June 17, 2025
Time: 6:30 p.m.
Cliff-Gila Volunteer Fire Department
Thursday, June 5
Fire-other
The Box Campsite
No narrative.
Silver City Fire Department
Tuesday, June 3
Tuesday, June 3
Suspicious activity
2080 Memory Lane – Valley View Apartments
Caller states a 14 or 15-year-old male is wandering around the complex/this juvenile broke their window. Female then got on the line and stated she was getting threats someone was going to break their window/when asked for their names the female passed the phone to the male/male refused to give names then both were laughing.
Criminal trespass
610 N. Silver Street – Seasonal Overnight Shelter
Want him removed off the property and trespassed. Officer – male was issued a 2-year CTW.
Bayard Police Department
Wednesday, June 4
Suspicious activity
Bridle Road – Santa Clara
States she saw three subjects. Officer – has contact with two subjects at deputy's location.
Domestic disturbance
Fort Bayard Road
Stated she can see a male walking by the stoplight/caller found her truck in the Terrazas parking lot.
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