Truth or Consequences Daily Digest Wednesday, August 05, 2026
Ty's Take
The new police building's finally moving off the drawing board, which means someone's going to start hammering nails and running wire in a town that's seen its fair share of construction delays. Bringing in an El Paso outfit makes sense on the numbers, but it's worth watching how the work actually moves forward and whether local folks get some of the hours. Meanwhile, the high school seniors are counting down to what comes next, and the community's doing its part to make sure they've got something solid to walk toward. That's how small towns work, really: the new buildings go up, the kids move on, and the people who stick around are the ones who made sure both things happened right.
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Sierra County Citizen
Up-fit of new police building is awarded to El Paso contractor
A El Paso contractor has been selected to renovate the former PNC Bank building into a new police facility for the city. City Manager Gary Whitehead negotiated the deal using a design-build procurement method that kept costs remarkably low.
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Sierra County Sentinel
Seniors Welcome The Dawn Of Their Final Year
Hot Springs High School seniors from the Class of 2027 gathered at Tiger Stadium before sunrise to mark Senior Sunrise, a tradition celebrating their final year of school. The early morning event featured a group photo on the field, parent-provided refreshments, and plenty of photo opportunities...
Ace Hardware in Truth or Consequences is hosting a Miracle Bucket Promotion from August 7-9, where customers can donate $5 to receive a bucket and save 20 percent on items that fit inside it. All proceeds benefit Children's Miracle Network Hospitals, with owner Miguel Trevizo matching customer...
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