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1.A How long have you lived in Hurley?
I bought our home in 2017.
2. What did you like best about Hurley?
Thrilled Hurley was wonderfully affordable, a family-focused community where neighbors look out for one another and help each other.
My Mother and I came from to Grant County NM in Feb 2016 from California, our home state. We enjoyed our home on Nevada Avenue in Hurley together.
We had a Culinary Arts happening every day, every week, great menu, food and fun and we both had cooking and baking talents that we enjoyed along with being with Dudley, her dog who found our excitement amusing and we filled the atmosphere with creativity and great food smells. It was a great change to a simple life, not complicated, the NM people were/are respectful to senior citizens and down to earth like us and we appreciated the well mannered NM youth and adults. The birds have been quite an interesting part of my life in NM and I have linked up with the House Finches with the grey spot on their chest and they are so friendly and social, common to NM.
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October 19-25
On October 19, 2025 Deputies were dispatched to a residence on E Street in Hurley, New Mexico, in reference to a reported domestic disturbance. Following the investigation, Valerie Dominguez was arrested and charged with Battery Against a Household Member.
On October 20, 2025, deputies responded to a residence in North Hurley, New Mexico, regarding a report of a juvenile causing a disturbance. Based on the investigation, the juvenile was arrested for Aggravated Assault Against a Household Member (Intent to Commit a Felony) and Larceny (Over $500).
On October 20, 2025, Deputies located and arrested Ashton Justice at a residence in Silver City in connection with a nationwide extraditable warrant issued by the Michigan Attorney General’s Office for unpaid child support.
- Category: Front Page News
By Frost McGahey
(Editor's Note: The Grant County Beat asked Candidates questions so voters can determine who they want to vote for. Early voting started October 7, and Election Day is Tuesday November 4. The replies are posted in the order received.)
1A. How long have you lived in Silver?
My family moved to Silver City in 1971, and started Silver City Plumbing and Heating. I left for NMSU after graduating from Silver High, and worked in other states. I returned in 1990.
2. What do you like best about Silver City?
I love the rolling hills, the tall pine forests, and the high scrub desert. Plus I appreciate the Victorian feel of downtown, the coolness of the Big Ditch Park, and the opportunity for outdoor recreation. Silver City is one of America's best small towns!
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Photos by Mary Alice Murphy
WNMU's HOmecoming Parade took place Saturday morning, Oct. 18, 2025 along College Ave to Bullard and up Broadway.
- Category: Front Page News
Please find the updated briefing for this weekend's heavy rainfall attached.
- Category: Front Page News
By Lynn Janes
The Silver City Town Council held a regular meeting October 14, 2025. Attendance to the meeting included Mayor Ken Ladner, Mayor Pro Tem Guadalupe Cano, and Councilors Nicholas Prince, Rudy Bencomo and Stan Snider.
Proclamations
The town proclaimed November 9-15, 2025, National Nurse Practitioners Week. Ladner read the proclamation. Patients depend on more than 431,000 licensed nurse practitioners (NP) in the United States to diagnose, manage and treat their chronic and acute health conditions. More than one million visits a year have been made to NPs. This honors and recognizes their contribution.
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