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Columbus Stockyards will reopen October 26 after a prolonged livestock import shutdown, as new screwworm infections near Silver City and Hachita raise concerns. USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins will visit Columbus October 20.Read More →
DEMING – Luna County voters can begin using an additional early voting site Saturday, Oct. 17, at the Mimbres ValleyRead More →
SANTA FE – The New Mexico State Police Investigations Bureau is conducting an independent investigation into a fatal officer-involved shootingRead More →
New Mexico State Police are investigating a fatal officer-involved shooting in Hobbs that left 40-year-old Saul Licon dead following a confrontation with a police officer early Thursday morning.Read More →
DEMING – An attempted first-degree murder arrest, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, domestic violence allegations and several driving whileRead More →
Cancer Support of Deming & Luna County, Inc. has announced that its September fundraising campaign exceeded expectations, raising $21,000 to help local cancer patients and their families.Read More →
The Deming-Luna County Chamber of Commerce has welcomed Melissa “Mel” Ochoa as its new executive director. A Deming native and Deming High School graduate, Ochoa brings experience in business management, marketing and community relations, with plans to strengthen connections among local businesses and residents.Read More →
The Deming Old-Timers Reunion returns October 15-18, 2026, bringing together former Deming High School students, Sunshine School alumni and longtime residents. The four-day celebration includes class reunions, historical gatherings, a Saturday evening dinner and the annual Klobase celebration.Read More →
Luna County voters will decide whether to approve a $352.2 million statewide higher education bond on November 3. The proposal includes $3 million for improvements at Western New Mexico University’s Silver City campus and is projected not to increase statewide property tax rates.Read More →
Columbus farmer and rancher James Johnson is among five New Mexico agricultural producers featured in a new statewide Healthy Soil campaign. The initiative highlights farming and ranching practices that improve soil health, conserve natural resources and strengthen agricultural communities.Read More →
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