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Prescribed burn under way near Silver City
Firefighters resumed operations Saturday on the Signal Peak North prescribed fire project.
21 hrs ago | www.scsun-news.com | MitchHellman
Lady Colts ready to face Deming for District 3-4A title
It's been a week since the Silver High volleyball team has seen any action on the court and, tonight, the Lady Colts will host Deming in a battle for the District 3-4A championship at 7 p.m. Silver earned the right to host the championship by going 6-0 in district play.
21 hrs ago | www.scsun-news.com | MitchHellman
Mustangs head to Colorado for final conference game of the season
It's come down to the final game of the season for the Western New Mexico University football team.
21 hrs ago | www.scsun-news.com | MitchHellman
21 hrs ago | www.scsun-news.com | MitchHellman
"Surviving Spiritually," 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. today, in Conference Room A at the Miller Library on the WNMU campus.
21 hrs ago | www.scsun-news.com | MitchHellman
The Mimbres Region Arts Council will hold its Guatemalan Holiday Sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., today.
21 hrs ago | www.scsun-news.com | MitchHellman
Police start "Coats for Kids" Campaign
The Silver City Police Department is conducting its annual "Coats for Kids" Campaign.
21 hrs ago | www.scsun-news.com | MitchHellman
Dahl-Bredine to play Wherehouse
Andrew Dahl-Bredine likes his music primitive, like he likes his land.
21 hrs ago | www.scdailypress.com | MitchHellman
Health care forum to be held at the university
Students at Western New Mexico University will host a health care forum at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 10, in Miller Library.
21 hrs ago | www.scdailypress.com | MitchHellman
Officials look into bomb scare at SHS
The Silver City Police Department, with deputies from the Grant County sheriff's office and personnel from the Silver City Fire Department and Gila Regional Medical Center, responded to a bomb scare at Silver ...
21 hrs ago | www.scdailypress.com | MitchHellman
SCPD arrests 13 during warrant roundup
The Silver City Police Department held a warrant roundup on Thursday, Oct. 29, and Friday, Oct. 30, in the Silver City and Mining District areas.
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The Mimbres Roundup Lodge in San Lorenzo will hold a Pancake Breakfast from 8 to 10 a.m. Saturday.
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The following information was obtained from the Grant County Sheriff's Department.
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Dance Institute students to perform
For the past three weeks, nearly 200 students from schools across both area districts have practiced dance moves tirelessly, both during and after school.
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Acclaimed folk singer Tom Russell, billed "The Americana Man," will perform tonight at the Silco Theatre, the second in the Mimbres Region Arts Council's Folk Series, and the first of two "Special Events" the Arts Council has added to the series this year.
www.scsun-news.com | MitchHellman
Flu hits Silver, Cobre schools
The flu has come through Silver and Cobre School Districts, hitting some schools hard, with attendance down more than 50 percent at one school and just over 20 percent at another.
Thanks for the memories: Among the things to be thankful for this month is a cornucopia of musical offerings.
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Their View: Conflicting values need calm voices
I was encouraged when I read Dutch Salmons recent column in the Sun-News, "Lost Water and Lost Water Rights," and its discussion of issues related to the planning process for the 2004 Arizona Water Settlements Act .
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H1N1 has hospitalized five county residents since outbreak began
Five people have been hospitalized in Grant County with H1N1 influenza since the outbreak began, according to the New Mexico Department of Health.
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Tunes: Good timing, better music have propelled Tom Russell to folk stardom
David Letterman's misfortunes have been to Tom Russell's benefit. Coming on the heels of some of the best reviews of his long and storied career, the El Paso area singer-songwriter's fifth "Late Show" appearance was bumped a day to Oct. 2, the day after the talk-show host admitted to affairs with female staff members.