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Truth or Consequences Daily Digest Sunday, July 26, 2026

Ty's Take

Two small stories today, but they point at something real about what holds a town together when money's tight and futures are uncertain. An art auction brought people in, which means somebody's making something beautiful around here instead of just complaining, and somebody else decided it mattered enough to bid on it. Meanwhile, the school district's getting its people in the same room before the bell rings, which is the kind of unglamorous work that decides whether kids show up to learn or just show up. Neither one makes the evening news, but this is how communities actually function, one small gathering at a time.

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Art For A Cause Auction Successful

A silent art auction at Truth or Consequences Brewing Co. raised over $550 for the Geronimo Springs Alternative Pathway Program, which serves students 16 and older seeking non-traditional paths to graduation. Hersey Creative Studios organized the Friday evening event featuring donated artwork, with...

Full School District Staff Meet Ahead Of New School Year

All Hot Springs High School district staff gathered for their annual school year kickoff meeting in the school cafeteria, where Superintendent Nichole Burgin introduced a new School Resource Officer and keynote speaker Todd Nesloney. Nesloney, an award-winning author and former elementary...

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