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Grant County, NM- On August 31st, 2025, at approximately 3:09 PM, District 12 Officer Walker Eby responded to a call concerning a vehicle that had overturned on its side due to flooding on Stephens Road, near Buckhorn.
Upon arrival, Officer Eby observed a woman, a six-year-old child, and their dog sitting on their vehicle, which had been overturned by dangerous flooding currents. Officer Eby collaborated with the Grant County Sheriff's Office, the Cliff Volunteer Fire Department, and local residents to devise a rescue plan.
By Lynn Janes
The town of Hurley had a regular meeting August 12, 2025. Mayor Ed Stevens, Robert Candelaria, Pete Ordonez and Aron Phillips attended. Mayor Pro Tem Reynaldo Maynes did not attend.
Public input
Anselmo Tellez said it had been a while since he had come but he had seen a drastic change. He thanked the mayor and councilors. He said they have been appreciated. Tellez had seen on the agenda the consideration for Darlene McBride, town clerk, to attend a housing summit in Albuquerque. He thought it would be a wonderful idea. He had been involved in the housing industry for thirty years. Recently people have been receiving their insurance renewals and have noticed them going through the roof. Tellez said AI has been involved and he had talked to his insurance agent and said it was called 360 AI. It tells them what to charge. He wanted more than McBride to be sent if the budget allowed. "It will be a wonderful investment into the future."
ROAD ADVISORY
FLOODING – Mimbres/Lake Roberts Area
NM 35 from milepost 27 to 5, Mimbres, has water running over the roadway at low water crossings, roadway is still passable. NMDOT is currently monitoring and will notify as conditions change.
When the roadway is flooded do not cross and seek an alternate route. Turn around, don’t drown.
Photos by Mary Alice Murphy
Carnitas, Musica y Mas took place at Gough Park, beginning Friday evening, Aug. 29, and continuing Saturday Aug. 30 from noon to 10 p.m. and Sunday, Aug. 31, from noon until it was due to end at 5:45. The event included several food vendors, a beer tent, craft vendors and organizations including security and law enforcement.
The organizer Jose Ray confirmed that all the performers and vendors stayed to the end, in spite of showers during the afternoon.
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NM 92 from mile marker 0 to 5 is now clear, removed from NM Roads.
ROAD ADVISORY
FLOODING – Virden Area
NM 92 from milepost 0 to 5 has water running over the roadway at low water crossings, roadway is still passable. NMDOT is currently monitoring and will notify as conditions change.
When the roadway is flooded do not cross and seek an alternate route. Turn around, don’t drown.
Photographs by Mary Alice Murphy
The Red Dot Studio Tour led visitors to 18 different studios of artists in everything from painting to jewelry to clay to wood to re-imagined clothing in Silver City and the surrounding area. A preview of the artists' work was set up at Light Art Space for the viewing ahead of time. A brochure offered a map of the studios, along with a brief description of each artist's work.
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