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Ty's Take An Osage Beach man died in a go-kart accident this week, which ought to remind everyone around the lake that speed and recreation don't always mix the way we think they will. We've got Show Me Chaos coming up with its full-throttle
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Ty's Take Eight years is a long time to wait for answers, and longer still when the people who were supposed to be finding them end up in the dock themselves. Three arrests now in the Tory Sanders case, and charges piling up against former law enforcement—the
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Ty's Take Kid from up in Albuquerque pleading guilty to an attempted robbery down here in Luna County—that's the kind of case that doesn't make the local news cycle unless something's gone wrong with how young people are moving through this
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Ty's Take Court dockets don't usually tell you much beyond the mechanics of who did what and what the judge decided, but when you stack up a molester doing fourteen years, an ATV incident moving toward indictment, and a no-confidence letter landing on the sheriff'
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Ty's Take A thin news day in early May usually means the community's attention is split between spring work and the machinery of an election season, but today's headlines carry weight anyway—a teenager dead in a motorcycle crash, a woman killed near Big
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Ty's Take The missing woman found safe is the kind of story that moves through a town like this without needing much amplification—neighbors know neighbors, word travels the irrigation ditch, and by evening everybody breathes easier. But it's worth saying plain: in a county this
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Ty's Take The data center moratorium down in Saguache County is the kind of decision that ripples across the whole valley, whether folks realize it or not—when your neighbor starts saying no to certain kinds of growth, you're all thinking about what that means for
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Ty's Take You notice something when you've been in a town long enough: the small victories and the quiet losses are often the same story, just different angles. Today's paper holds both—kids from the School for the Visually Impaired out in the sun
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Ty's Take When a case that's been sitting in the legal system finally moves to trial, it tends to bring things into sharp focus—the waiting's over, the charges are real, and a community that's been living with the uncertainty gets to
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Ty's Take There's a lot of moving in Silver City right now—people saying goodbye to the old schoolhouse that taught the first generation of New Mexico public students, folks wrapping up another year on the Gila trails, and the harder kind of moving when somebody
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Ty's Take Lot of moving parts this week—the county's hammering out its comprehensive plan while the state's throwing money at opioids and disaster recovery, the Forest Service is running saws in the ranger district, and U.S. 160 is still a work in
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Ty's Take There's something worth noticing in how this week shakes out—while the lake fills up with summer crowds and the expo's got pirates and poker runs pulling folks in, the real work's happening quieter. A school board member steps down,