Silver City News

When the North American Free Trade Agreement , was signed into law, many Americans were puzzled as to what the exact impact on trade would be in the Americas.

Most of New Mexico is preparing for the arrival of the remnants of Hurricane Dolly.

Most Americans are unfamiliar with Jose Rizal. Western New Mexico University Professor Jean Hall considers herself a student of the life of the Rizal, a Philippine hero.

When the North American Free Trade Agreement was signed into law, many Americans were puzzled as to what the exact impact would be on trade.

Two former Mustang student-athletes, Paul Hunter Jr. and Ed Heinsius, will be inducted into the 2008 WNMU Athletic Hall of Fame on Nov. 1.

Viviana Terrazas, 4, holds up the locks of her hair Thursday that will soon be used to make wigs for children undergoing chemotherapy treatments.

Silver City police are searching for a suspect who may have made a homemade bomb Wednesday and left it near a home on Black Street.

The Town of Silver City Council will discuss road repairs, cemetery regulations and the 2008-09 budget at its regular meeting tonight.

New Mexico State Engineer John D’Antonio on Thursday filed his appeal of the recent district court decision holding the Domestic Well State as unconstitutional, according to a news release.

From early Friday morning through the early hours Monday, the Silver City Police Department responded to four burglaries throughout Silver City.

The Silver City-Grant County Chamber of Commerce board of directors "with much regret" accepted the resignation of Nicole Robbins as its executive director at a special meeting Thursday morning.

Board's refusal to grant executive director leave of absence sparks calls for ouster.

When the North American Free Trade Agreement was signed into law, many Americans were puzzled as to what the exact impact on trade would be in the Americas.

Imagine a day when you crawl out of bed, grab a cup of coffee and stumble to work in your pajamas.

The Silver City/Grant County Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting for Tricia's Trinkets, Etc.

The news that the Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors has accepted the resignation of Executive Director Nicole Robbins was met with outrage and calls for a recall of the entire board Thursday.

For 10 years, John Kavchar has been looking out for you. From atop the Signal Peak Lookout Tower, Kavchar monitors the surrounding land and sky in search of smoke and potential lightning-producing storms.

Town councilors took action to provide for road improvements, and passed a final budget for the coming fiscal year and a new cemetery ordinance at their regular meeting Tuesday.

Some state lawmakers representing Grant County aren’t crazy about the idea, but they are apparently headed to Santa Fe next month for a special session of the Legislature.

New Mexico State Engineer John D'Antonio has appealed a recent district court decision that found the state's domestic well law unconstitutional.