The Cobre Consolidated Schools Board of Education discusses curriculum costs with Suzanne Chavira, director of curriculum and instruction, right, and Superintendent Michael Koury during the board’s ...

The cast for this year’s “Shakespeare in the Big Ditch” performance has been announced. Performers are, from left, Elliza Mollman, Emma Eileen McKinley, Charlie Vana, Monte Valenzuela, Gregg Jarrette ...

Hidalgo Medical Services is the largest southwest New Mexico recipient of new state rural health care funding announced this month by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham. HMS is one of 26 additional rural ...

Protesters brave a downpour of rain and ice Saturday afternoon in Gough Park as they listen to speakers with event sponsors Silver City Indivisible, the Grant County Democratic Party and General ...

Glenwood will be the site for family fun at the annual Dutch Oven Gathering this Saturday, April 12, from 10 a.m to 3 p.m. Teams of cooks will prepare meals the old-fashioned way — in large cast iron ...

Municipal elections are still seven months away, but the race for Silver City mayor has already drawn declared candidates. With Mayor Ken Ladner’s second four-year term ending Dec. 31, two candidates ...

After nearly two months of concern from friends and neighbors and an official missing persons report, Daniel L. Mitchell, a 76-year-old Silver City resident reported missing March 10, has been found ...

A stand of trees in the northern reaches of the Gila National Forest — one which could be up for logging efforts under President Donald Trump’s recent executive order seeking to promote domestic ...

Concerns about patient privacy, the lack of behavioral health care, and recruiting and retaining staff were among those voiced Monday evening at a town hall meeting on Gila Regional Medical Center.

Despite having four possible action items on the agenda for its special meeting Wednesday, the Cobre Consolidated Schools Board of Education adjourned after discussion in a closed session that lasted ...

With a vote of 32-0 Friday, the New Mexico Senate confirmed the first of four nominees for the Western New Mexico University Board of Regents: former District 2 state Sen. Steven Neville of Aztec, who ...

A study to determine whether a new hospital building will be needed to serve Grant County’s needs in the future has raised more questions than answers, but Gila Regional Medical Center is now looking ...