With an eye to the skies, administrators made the decision to move the Hot Springs High School Graduation from Tiger Stadium to Hot Springs Gymnasium. Commencement begins at 7:00 p.m. Grad Bash organizers are looking for help and donations! Grad Bash is a lock in for graduates with games, prizes, and most importantly, offers a …
Coming up this weekend at El Cortez Theater, get a taste of locally filmed movies with Cop vs Killer and Warm Season. Cop vs Killer will be screened Saturday, May 6th at 7:00 p.m. Doors are 30 minutes prior to start. After the film on Saturday night, stick around for an evening with musical guest …
Zia Kayak Outfitters of Elephant Butte is announcing its 9th annual Kayak Fishing tournament to take place on Friday, May 19th, Saturday, May 20th, and Sunday, May 21st. With $5000 in prizes, the top ten fish will be awarded cash and other prizes. Competitors will measure their top five fish for a total length that …
One might not think “new” when looking at the Sierra Vista Healthcare buildings, but this week begins a new chapter for the skilled nursing facility. The new owners, Paloma Springs Healthcare Llc, are a California based healthcare organization. A new business manager started Monday, May 1st. Staff and patients both expressed looking forward to improving …
Spring has barely sprung and the dangers of I25 travel already seem to be heating up. Over the weekend, the highway saw multiple crashes and road closures. Here in Sierra County, we had a single vehicle crash that resulted in the deaths of five migrants. Up north toward ABQ and southwest toward Deming, highway closures …
Beginning Cinco de Mayo, Friday, May 5th, the town of Truth or Consequences celebrates decades old tradition of Fiesta! While we still enjoy a parade, live music, and the rodeo, a lot has changed since Ralph Edwards first awarded our town with a brand new name. “Out of this World” is the theme for this …
While Sierra county, Catron, Cibola, Guadalupe, Hidalgo, Socorro and Valencia Counties have come together to invest monies from settlements and opioid lawsuits into new treatment plans, Otero County vows to have no part of it. “The funding could go to the Sheriff’s Department.” said county attorney R.B. Nichols. What’s at stake for Sierra and the …
