Daily Digest
Ty's Take Word came through today that Kyle Busch is gone at 41, and even if you're not the type to sit through a full race, that one lands different in a border town where people work with their hands and understand what it takes to
Daily Digest
Ty's Take The governor's drought declaration came down the wire today, and if you've been outside in Luna County the last few weeks you already knew it. The heat's been sitting on us like a blanket, the monsoon's running late,
Daily Digest
Ty's Take A wrong-way driver on I-10 killed someone this week, and now faces a homicide charge—the kind of tragedy that hits different out here, where that interstate is the spine of everything we do, where families cross it to work, where goods move through
Daily Digest
Ty's Take Summer's finally coming to Deming, and that inflatable water park opening up is exactly the kind of thing families around here have been waiting for—cheap fun when the thermometer hits 100 and you've got kids who need somewhere to cool off
Daily Digest
Ty's Take Nobody wants to write about putting metal detectors in their kids' schools, but here we are. The Deming school board's moving ahead with OPENGATE screening at the secondary campuses—that's the reality of 2024, whether we like it or not—and
Daily Digest
Ty's Take Saturday's free pet adoption event at DAGSHIP is the kind of thing that gets overlooked in a town where people are usually focused on making ends meet, but it matters more than it sounds. A lot of folks around Luna County can't
Daily Digest
Ty's Take Kid from Albuquerque, couple hours north, drove down to Deming to rob somebody and ended up pleading guilty to it—which means the system worked the way it's supposed to, mostly, but also means we're still the place people come to when
Daily Digest
Ty's Take Every August when the heat settles in and people start thinking about back-to-school, somebody around here remembers that not every kid in Luna County walks into September with a full backpack. Stuff The Bus has been running long enough now that folks know the
Daily Digest
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
Daily Digest
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
Daily Digest
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
Daily Digest
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