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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.
- Category: Local News Releases
Calling all future engineers. Come play with LEGO. Tuesday, November 5 at 4pm.
We will be having a Roblox day! Come play the video game with us on Thursday, November 7 at 4pm.
Minecraft Club! Come play the video game with us. Explore Realms and go on adventures, Saturday, November 9 at 1pm.
- Category: Local News Releases
Friday, Oct. 11
Domestic disturbance
1414 Little Walnut Road – Silver Cliff Apartments
Caller advised her boyfriend is intoxicated and trying to start a fight with her/he tried to take the tires off her vehicle 15 minutes ago/he left the parking lot already.
Unwanted subject
614 N. Bullard Street
Male behind Adobe Springs has his things there all over the place. The named male is refusing to give his DOB.
- Category: Local News Releases
Monday, Oct. 7
Vehicle accident-no injuries
Lamp Bright Road and Highway 152
Silver/black Toyota Corolla.
Battery
Burnham Street – Arenas Valley
Walk-in advised somebody tried to fight him.
Unwanted subject
Spring Creek Road
Advised two named subjects are on his property and have a CTW. Deputy advised en route to location/negative on CTW violation/re-issued both CTWs.
- Category: Local News Releases
Bayard Police Department
Monday, Oct. 7
Larceny
Winifred Street
People stole things from rummage sale. Officer set up frequent patrol next month.
Criminal trespass warning
Runnels Drive
Stated a named male is on the property causing issues/he tore the swing off the tree/caller is in a white Kia and being chased by a blue Chevy/she has a protection order against him. Deputy – DVO was served.
- Category: Local News Releases
Monday, Oct. 7
Burglary
3110 N. Silver Street
Broken glass/back door is broken/the whole building is in disarray/owner en route.
Burglary
2341 Bosworth Drive
A hole was cut in the side of the building.
Criminal trespass
1800 E. Highway 180
Caller from A Better Chimney advised a turquoise Jeep Wrangler is in the yard/caller locked the gate on them so they can't leave/they are not causing problems/he is just tired of trespassers. Officer issued a CTW to the location to Tanvir Hafiz.
- Category: Local News Releases
October 20, at 10:00 am, 3845 North Swan Street – "Frontier Food Hub/National Center"
Johannes Lencer is the Chief Operating Officer for the National Center for Frontier communities, which operates the Frontier Food Hub (FFH). FFH is a model program intervention designed to address food security and economic development challenges for producers and residents in remote and frontier communities in Southwest New Mexico.
Lencer will explain how these organizations offer marketing and distribution services to local food producers of all scales from backyard to full-time farmers, FFH has generated approximately $1.1 million dollars in sales in the last 5 years, 75-80% of which have gone directly to our producers.
- Category: Local News Releases
Pick It Up – Toss No Mas World Cleanup Day Community Trash Cleanup on
Saturday, October 19th at 9 am – 12 pm at Grant County Community Foundation parking lot
The amount of litter around our beautiful city is spooky! Pick It Up–Toss No Mas invites you to cast out the specters of litters past on Saturday, October 19th, 2024. Volunteers meet at the Grant County Community Foundation parking lot from 9am-noon and spread out to clean roads, waterways, and public spaces around Silver City. Together, we can help trash move on to its final resting place: the dump!
- Category: Local News Releases
In August the Gila National Forest released its revised Land Management Plan. Despite extensive involvement by New Mexico Wild and our volunteers in the decade-long planning process in inventorying and providing detailed documentation and comments on wilderness-quality lands and extraordinary rivers and streams across the Gila National Forest, the Land Management Plan significantly disappointed by administratively protecting only a fraction of these special lands and waters as Recommend Wilderness and Eligible Wild and Scenic Rivers. These administrative designations are critical in providing interim protections for wilderness-quality and extraordinary rivers and recommending Congressional action to formally designate Wilderness and Wild & Scenic Rivers, which provide robust, permanent protections.
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