Deming Daily Digest Friday, October 02, 2026
Ty's Take
Kids heading back to school means parents are running the checklist: new clothes, supplies, and now here in Deming, free vaccines courtesy of the health department. It's the kind of thing that doesn't make headlines until somebody's child gets sick and then people wonder why more parents didn't take advantage. The state fair's got entertainment lined up for later this month, which means the town'll have some energy, and the schools are reminding drivers to slow down in the zones where our kids walk. It all adds up to that time of year when the community's focused on the same thing, and maybe that's worth noticing even on a quiet news day.
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Parents in New Mexico can take advantage of free back-to-school vaccination clinics at 69 locations across the state through August 29, with no insurance required. The Got Shots clinics serve children from birth through age 18, and the New Mexico Department of Health guarantees that no child will...
Southern New Mexico State Fair Entertainment Announced
The 60th Annual Southern New Mexico State Fair runs September 30 through October 4, 2026, featuring five days of carnival rides, rodeo performances, and concerts. Musical acts include Wade Bowen on Thursday October 1, Tyce Delk on Friday October 2, and Restless Road on Saturday October 3, along...
As students head back to school, the New Mexico Department of Transportation urges drivers and pedestrians to prioritize safety in school zones. Motorists and pedestrians alike should stay alert, follow traffic laws, and remain aware of their surroundings to protect children during the school year.
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