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Deming Daily Digest Saturday, October 10, 2026

Ty's Take

School's coming back and the usual stuff gets dusted off: vaccine clinics, fair schedules, reminders to watch your speed in the zones where kids walk. Nothing glamorous about any of it, but every parent in Luna County knows these three things matter more than they sound. Free shots mean families don't have to choose between a kid's health and the bills on the kitchen table. The fair means something normal and good to look forward to in what's been a grinding year. And slowing down on Indiana when the bell rings, that's just the deal we all make with each other in a town this size. Deming's getting ready for fall the way it always does, one sensible step at a time.

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Free Back to School Vaccines

Children in New Mexico can receive free vaccinations at 69 locations statewide through August 29 before heading back to school. The Got Shots clinics serve children from birth through age 18 with no insurance required, and the New Mexico Department of Health guarantees no child will be turned away...

Southern New Mexico State Fair Entertainment Announced

The Southern New Mexico State Fair returns for its 60th year from September 30 through October 4, 2026, featuring five days of carnival rides, rodeo action, and live entertainment. Performers include Wade Bowen on Thursday, October 1, Tyce Delk on Friday, October 2, and Restless Road on Saturday,...

School Zone Safety Reminders

The New Mexico Department of Transportation is reminding drivers and pedestrians to slow down and stay alert in school zones as students return to class. Motorists and walkers alike must follow traffic laws and remain aware of their surroundings to keep children safe.

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