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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
Our Church has free assistance for anyone in the community interested in their genealogy. See flyer below
- Category: Local News Releases
Bayard Police Department
Friday, Aug. 9
Fight
Cobre High School
Two named 17-year-old boys got into a fight/negative on an ambulance/unknown what the fight was over/parents have not been contacted yet.
Suspicious vehicle
Bayard Community Center
Vehicle broke down/waiting for friend to pick him up.
- Category: Local News Releases
Friday, Aug. 9
Welfare check
Highway 180 @ Rio de Arenas Road
Caller advised she heard a screeching noise then a car horn honking constantly.
DV order violation
Beck Lane – Arenas Valley
Caller has a DVO on her son and he just called and told her he is going over to location/caller has custody of her son's 3-year-old daughter. Deputy made contact with caller then made contact with son through a phone.
- Category: Local News Releases
The Commons of Silver City shares this national walnut recall notice:
NATIONAL WALNUT RECALL
There has been a national recall of the Stutz Packing Co. Shelled Walnuts with the Lot Code: 24128A1 (front of bag) and UPC Code: 751001009081 (back of bag).If you have received them from one of our food pantries or any other food pantries in Grant County (i.e. The Gospel Mission) please check the codes on your bag and do the following:
- Category: Local News Releases
Here's the Go fund me link for The Red Paint Powwow in Silver City this November! They ask you to help them raise funds by sharing.
- Category: Local News Releases
Friday, September 13; 10:00 -- 11:00 AM Public Talk: Tai Chi for Improving Memory with Kit West.
Tai Chi for Improving Memory consists of a series of slow, gentle, easy-to-remember movements that can be done either seated or standing. No previous tai chi experience is necessary. These movements have been designed by tai chi experts as well as neuroscientists to either improve memory or avoid memory loss; they also improve balance and boost the immune system. These movements are divided into six sections and can be done by people of any age or condition, no limit. A continuing practice of at least five minutes a day will lead to maximum results. Participants report improved ability to recall words and information; difficulty with short term memory is a common complaint amongst older adults, or indeed, anyone over forty. Tai Chi for Improving Memory is a painless way to stay ageless!
- Category: Local News Releases
Friday, Aug. 9
Welfare check
Alabama Street and W. Highway 180
Caller advised a male is lying partially in the roadway. Officers - Robert Katzenstein/clear/everything is okay.
Welfare check
Los Pinos Circle
Male walking around intoxicated and yelling with a bottle in his hand. Officer out with Eric Gomez/male walked from Los Pinos to a Swan Street address/everything is okay.
Unwanted subject
1304 N. Bennett Street – Silver City RV Park
Caller advised that a female lives in the ditch right behind the RV park at the end of 13th Street/she has a small camp – blue tarp and tent. Caller advised his residents have been calling advising a female screams all hours of the night/she is there now and she is screaming. Officer - negative contact with anyone or camp at location.
- Category: Local News Releases
August 18, at 10:00 am, 3845 North Swan Street – "Silver Schools Mental Health Grant"
Earlier this year the Silver City consolidated school systems received a $6 million mental health grant from the U.S. Department of Education via the state. The program is intended to expand mental health services needed in local schools.
The money will be spent on hiring mental health professionals for every school in the district, which will enable them to help all students and staff. The grant will also help develop treatment programs which can be expanded to student and family support and resources, identify warning signs in students and work to create a positive school climate.
Joyce Barela, the mental health liaison, will explain the mental health issues facing students, and how the grant has been used to address those needs.
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.
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