Western New Mexico University News

Midnight riders, ancient pottery, the Great Taos Flag Flap and more in Thursday's Five Things to Know Before 5. 5. A ABQ Ride's 66 Late Night bus service begins tomorrow with service on the #66 Central Avenue line extended to as late as 1:30 a.m. on Friday and Saturday nights through Sept.

These instructors are really excited about the classes they are teaching and engage the students, who are equally excited about their chances to continue their education.

Fueled by a tragedy experienced as a boy, a Silver City attorney and former lawman is seeking the Democratic Party's nomination for the Sixth Judicial District Attorney's race.

The Express Arts Department recognizes and congratulates outstanding students in the visual arts that have excelled in the 2011-12 academic year at Western New Mexico University.

Surrounded by the support of friends and family, the 2012 Deming Cesar Chavez Charter High School class of 2012 made their journey from students to graduates.

Career newspaperman and long-time Faywood rancher Eugene A. "Gene" Simon died of a heart attack Tuesday, May 8, 2012, at his home on the Rancho Del Rio spread located four miles east of City of Rocks State Park.

Western New Mexico University will confer degrees and certificates to more than 350 students at the spring commencement ceremony scheduled for 6 p.m., Friday in Old James Stadium.

Western New Mexico University will be celebrating the groundbreaking of a new residence life facility at its main campus at 10 a.m. Thursday on Rhoda Road, off of 12th street, behind Regents Row.

On Saturday, the department responded to 31 calls for service during the Tour of the Gila Bike Race downtown.

SILVER CITY The Western New Mexico University women s golf team was selected as one of the teams that will compete in the NCAA Division II Women s Golf Championships that will take place May 6-8 at the Sierra del Rio Golf Course in Elephant Butte, N.M., that will be hosted by WNMU.

Three Western New Mexico University men s golfers were named to the All-RMAC Academic Teams as announced by the conference office.

A Western New Mexico University project aimed at producing a documentary on Chicano music in Grant County is set to release part of its findings.