Pinos Altos
Nick Seibel, editor and publisher of the Silver City Daily Press, covers top stories each week in the Silver City Report. This week, he talks about an assault against the Cobre Consolidated girl's volleyball coach, a new housing development for the unhoused and a seed for a Moon tree to grow in Silver City.
Despite concerns from one member, the Silver City Town Council approved a memorandum of understanding with the Silver City Museum Society at its regular council meeting Tuesday night. The MOU was approved by a vote of 2-1, with District 2 Councilor Nick Prince and District 3 Councilor Stan Snider voting...
BLOOMFIELD – A trio of San Juan County high school football teams will look to extend their seasons taking part in quarterfinal games in the 2026 New Mexico Activities Association’s football postseason tournament. Kirtland Central, coming off an impressive first round win at home last week over Hatch...
SILVER CITY - After years in nursing, Desiree Woodard found herself drawn to the one-on-one relationships she built with patients. This December, she plans to take the next step in that work when she graduates from Western New Mexico University with a master’s degree in social work. Woodard pursued...
Western New Mexico University’s J. Cloyd Miller Library is among the institutions expected to benefit from voter-approved General Obligation Bond 2 funding for public and tribal libraries across New Mexico. The funding will help libraries expand collections, purchase books and strengthen digital access to educational and research resources. At WNMU, the investment will support the library’s role in providing academic materials, research tools and learning resources for students, faculty and the surrounding community. The statewide bond funding is intended to strengthen library services and expand access to information for residents in both urban and rural communities.
Speaking at the American Legion’s Veterans Day observance Wednesday morning, Western New Mexico University’s president called on his fellow veterans to carry the warrior ethos into their daily lives. WNMU President Jose Coll was the featured speaker at the event. He served in the U.S. Marines from 1996...
