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By JUNO OGLE Daily Press Staff The Western New Mexico University Board of Regents voted Thursday morning to reject the separation and faculty appointment agreement with former President Joseph Shepard ...
Editor’s Note: Due to an error, a story originally published in March on the arrest of a Grant County sheriff’s deputy on animal cruelty charges was republished in Thursday’s edition. The updated ...
By ANDREW WANG Daily Press Correspondent Confusion and frustrated discourse marked a nearly three-hour meeting of the Silver City Town Council on Tuesday. District 2 Councilor Nick Prince and District ...
By JUNO OGLE Daily Press Staff Authentic, approachable, engaged, accountable, innovative, humble, ethical — those were some of the words faculty, staff and community members said would describe their ...
By MARCELA JOHNSON Daily Press Staff A variety of New Mexico Department of Transportation projects on U.S. 180 aim to improve lighting and safety on the road. The ongoing, federally-funded $1.8 ...
By JO LUTZ Daily Press Correspondent Thursday’s second monthly meeting of the Grant County Commission kicked off with an announcement of lifted fire restrictions, as well as amending and renewing a ...
By MARCELA JOHNSON Daily Press Staff The Santa Clara Board of Trustees during their regular meeting Thursday called for a general bond question to be added to the Nov. 4 regular local election ballot.
Moving Silver City’s water billing account data from a 30-year-old billing program to updated software brought some unexpected glitches that, two months later, town officials said, seem to be getting ...
During a special meeting Tuesday, the Hurley Town Council officially adopted their Infrastructure Capital Improvement Plan. Town Clerk Darlene McBride said that to officially adopt the ICIP, the ...
Silver Consolidated Schools will have to tighten its belt a little more this year with additional federal funding frozen, causing the district to put a hold on professional development for its ...
When Silver City’s Bealls store, formerly located at 2150 U.S. 180 E., closed in late 2019, it was reported that a Gordmans store would be taking its place — a plan scuttled by closures and ...
Protests and counterprotests over the fate of the endangered Mexican gray wolf occurred Thursday outside the Grant County Veterans Memorial Business and Conference Center, just as participants arrived ...