The staff at the new Peace of Heaven Funeral Chapel is seen here with the fleet of vehicles they have available for their services. Owners Eric Vreeland and Michael Gonzales are joined by funeral ...
Roll out the red carpet — Western New Mexico University is bringing silver-screen glamour to campus the week of Oct. 5-10 for “Hollywood Homecoming 2026,” anchored by the marquee matchup Chile Bowl ...
Last Friday’s contra dance at the Silver City Woman’s Club shifted to a “family dance” due to the caller having a sudden emergency. Maria Dahl-Bredine and Mary Giardina stepped in, teaching simple ...
The Cliff-Gila Grant County Fair returns this month, and once again the Daily Press is recruiting area high school students to work as reporters at the newspaper’s fair bureau. “The fair is all about ...
Tess Taylor, a sophomore from Houston, Texas, grimaces as Lloyd the llama eats feed from her hand last Thursday afternoon at Old James Stadium on the Western New Mexico University campus. TSW Llama Co ...
Grant County-raised filmmaker Kaia Roman addresses a full house at WNMU’s Light Hall Theater after a screening of her film, “Frequency: The Secret of Everything,” on Tuesday evening. Every seat at ...
Several southwest New Mexico healthcare providers will soon receive a share of $50 million in state funding designated to help keep facilities open. The Rural Health Care Delivery Fund was established ...
In the next six weeks, there will be a transformation at 2140 Silver Heights Blvd. in Silver City, the former retail space next door to Marshalls. The interior of the future Onyx Performance Institute ...
Children race to pick up candy dropped from a city bucket truck at the Bayard Little League fields during the Bayard Beautification Committee’s candy drop in October 2022. (Daily Press File Photo by ...
A Silver City man wanted for an alleged armed robbery and kidnapping earlier this month was captured Monday after a pursuit by New Mexico State Police on U.S. 180 that ended near the Grant County ...
Community members are the first to the dance floor as Nosotros takes to the stage at WNMU’s Welcome Back Bash on campus Saturday. (Photo by Raleigh Burleigh for the Daily Press) Carolina Griego and ...
David Stone, right, talks to people about his work in developing a cement-like building material using crushed glass and steel dust during a town hall meeting on recycling Saturday at The Hearth.
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