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Ty's Take A wrong-way driver on I-10 killed someone yesterday, and now faces a homicide charge tied to impaired driving—the kind of tragedy that doesn't need much explaining, just acknowledging. Same day, the DAGSHIP grant came through to fund hundreds of spay and neuter surgeries
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Ty's Take Summer's coming to Deming the way it always does—with kids already counting days until the water park opens and parents already thinking about where to keep them occupied when school lets out. But this year we're also getting a harder look
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Ty's Take Metal detectors at the high school and middle school—that's where we are now, and anybody pretending it's not a sign of something broken isn't paying attention. The Deming schools are installing OPENGATE screening systems, which means kids walk through
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Ty's Take Shelter animals finding homes on a Saturday morning in Deming says something about this town that doesn't always make the evening news. DAGSHIP's running free adoptions this weekend, which means somebody's going to walk out with a dog or cat
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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 Every August when the heat's sitting on Deming like a cast-iron skillet, somebody around here remembers that kids don't stop needing pencils and paper just because their families are stretched thin. Stuff The Bus has become one of those quiet traditions that
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Ty's Take Property damage calls, police checkpoints ramping up, and a charter school wrestling with its identity—that's the kind of week that reminds you Deming's at a crossroads between growth and growing pains. The state's got May checkpoints rolling through town,
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Ty's Take Chip seal season is here again, which means the next few weeks are going to feel like your truck's suspension is getting a personal workout every time you head out to the ranch or over to Las Cruces. Luna County's got crews
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Ty's Take There's something quietly telling about what shows up in the local news on a Tuesday—free tire disposal, a poster contest two years out, bells ringing to mark whatever occasion. It means city hall is thinking small and steady, which in a place like
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Ty's Take Saturday's Cancer Walk isn't just another community event—it's the 21st time folks around here have shown up to remember somebody they lost and stand with the ones still fighting. That kind of staying power matters more than most people
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Ty's Take May's shaping up to be one of those months where Deming remembers who it is—Old West Heritage Days coming to the fairgrounds, the arts center filling up, a scholarship benefit that'll take us back to the 80s, and now pickleball courts