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Ty's Take Mother's Day hits different in a military town. You've got a guy like Javier Sanchez taking time to say it plain—that his mother shaped who he is—while over at Holloman, families are getting reunited around a holiday that's
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Ty's Take The Hummingbird Fire crossing 6,000 acres while we're still in the thick of monsoon season is a reminder that Silver City sits in one of those peculiar spots where we're never quite safe from either too much water or too little—
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Ty's Take The obits this week remind you that Las Cruces has real roots here—men who watched the valley change from orchards to suburbs, who raised families when water meant something different than it does now, who knew the town before the ring roads and the subdivisions
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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 Early voting's live in Otero County, and that's worth paying attention to—not because I'm going to tell you who to mark your ballot for, but because turnout in a place like this matters more than most folks realize. We&
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Ty's Take There's something about watching a building get a second life that makes you believe a town's still got some fight in it. R&L moving into the old Gibson's space—that's not just retail shuffling, that'
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Ty's Take May's a tough month around here—everybody's either out in the fields, at their kids' games, or glued to something on a screen they've been meaning to watch since March. Entertainment guide weeks like this one used to feel
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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 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 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 The Hummingbird Fire's still got heat in it out there, which means the Gila's going to stay raw for a while longer. These post-fire situations are the ones that can surprise you—everybody's watching the active flames, but it'