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Truth or Consequences Daily Digest Sunday, May 24, 2026

Ty McDuffey

24 May 2026 — 1 min read

Ty's Take

Graduation day in Truth or Consequences always feels like the whole town is breathing out together—and this year's parade down Main Street is going to be something. These kids have made it through everything from water uncertainty to the usual small-town distractions, and there's real pride in watching them move on to whatever comes next, whether that's college, trade school, or staying put to build something here. In a county where the economy still hinges on tourism, water management, and the slow promise of Spaceport America, we need young people who've learned to think straight and work hard. Park your truck early if you're heading down for it.

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Celebration Of Success : Graduation Parade 2026

Truth or Consequences held its annual graduation parade Friday, with the Class of 2026 processing through town in decorated vehicles before heading to Hot Springs High School for commencement. The festive procession, which drew crowds starting in the early afternoon, featured grads in caps and...

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