- — Fishing report: There's good catfish fishing at Lake Roberts with liver and worms
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at 9/24/20 1:11pmPlanning a fishing trip this week? Here's a look at what baits and lures fish are taking in New Mexico this week.
- — Silver City Museum to present two bilingual virtual readings in October
- at 9/24/20 10:29am
The readings are one way to capture the imaginations of all ages with important lessons on diverse cultures and traditions.
- — There's a little drummer boy in all of us
- at 9/24/20 9:32am
Do you see what I see in this well-known carol? There's a little drummer boy in all of us.
- — New Mexico agency to provide more help for child care access
- at 9/22/20 8:50pm
It's unclear how many families may have been disqualified because they did not fall within the previous definitions.
- — New Mexico taps federal loans to pay unemployment
- at 9/22/20 7:36pm
The state is contemplating a decision on when to reinstate a requirement that unemployment beneficiaries actively look for work.
- — New Mexico council to explore equity in environmental protections
- at 9/22/20 6:58pm
At issue is including minority communities in decisions about access to natural resources and environment protections.
- — WNMU drive-thru expo offers training and guidance for mine workers
- at 9/21/20 3:44pm
Mine employees and contractors are invited to the WNMU Silver City campus, where advisors will provide services and give personal consultations.
- — Enchanted delivery: Monthly subscription boxes bring New Mexico goods to your doorstep
- at 9/21/20 6:00am
Displaced New Mexicans or current residents will soon have a way to have a box of New Mexico-grown products shipped directly to their doorsteps.
- — New Mexico targets complaints at nursing homes and long-term care facilities
- at 9/17/20 4:47pm
New Mexico's state ombudsman will review complaints about nursing homes and long-term care facilities and refer to other agencies.
- — Finding silver linings in year filled with clouds
- at 9/17/20 8:52am
For every cloud there is a silver lining. This is a year of clouds and seemingly few silver linings. But they are there.
- — Grant County programs get funding to provide youth access to the outdoors
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at 9/16/20 8:15pmThe grant will support transformative outdoor experiences that foster stewardship and respect for New Mexico's land, water, and cultural heritage.
- — Chiricahua Apache Nation president to give virtual talk
- at 9/16/20 7:46pm
Silver City and the Gila Forest are at the center of the Nde Benah — traditional homelands of the Chiricahua Apache.
- — New Mexico GOP wants ethics complaint tossed
- at 9/16/20 6:57pm
Republican leaders want a newly formed ethics commission to dismiss a complaint filed against one of their members.
- — During pandemic, a privately run detention center sought to find new migrants to detain
- at 9/15/20 5:34pm
A private detention center in southern New Mexico sought to increase the numbers of detainees within its facility during the public health emergency.
- — Workshop to cover promoting business in challenging holiday season amid COVID-19
- at 9/15/20 3:59pm
"We know that businesses are challenged right now and getting ramped up for the holiday season will be different this year."
- — Grant County's Southwest Solid Waste Authority gets grant for tire shredder
- at 9/15/20 3:44pm
Grant County's Southwest Solid Waste Authority was awarded $227,000 to purchase a tire shredder for scrap tire management.
- — Western New Mexico University Cultural Affairs to host virtual fall season
- at 9/15/20 3:26pm
The Western New Mexico University Cultural Affairs fall season is being offered virtually and completely free.
- — 'Hundreds of thousands, if not millions': New Mexico sees massive migratory bird deaths
- at 9/12/20 2:41pm
Biologists from New Mexico State University and White Sands Missile Range report 'hundreds of thousands, if not millions' of birds dying statewide.
- — New Mexico rolls out new supplemental unemployment benefit of $300 per week
- at 9/12/20 9:00am
New Mexico was among the first state's to receive approval for the new unemployment benefits channeled through FEMA.
- — City of Lordsburg firefighters resign en masse after pay delayed
- at 9/11/20 5:57pm
A change in how volunteer firefighters receive stipends led to a delay and a mass resignation this week.
- — Conservation groups sue federal agency over proposed dolomite mine in Deming
- at 9/11/20 4:41pm
Lawsuit claims that BLM erred by approving a quarry operation and exploratory drilling in Luna County for a proposed dolomite/magnesium project.
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