Truth or Consequences Daily Digest Friday, September 25, 2026
Ty's Take
Water talk around here never stops, and today's news about the helicopter survey of our aquifers is a reminder why. We live on borrowed time when it comes to groundwater, and every map they make, every reading they take, gets closer to answering the question nobody wants to hear the full answer to. Meanwhile, the fair results show what we already know: this place grows good people, whether they stay or they've moved on to bigger towns. That matters just as much as the gallons in the ground.
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Sierra County Sentinel
Low-Flying Helicopter to Survey Southwestern New Mexico Aquifers
Residents throughout southwestern New Mexico should expect to see a low-flying helicopter in the coming weeks as scientists conduct an aerial survey of the region's underground aquifers. The New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources is leading the Aquifer Mapping and Monitoring Program to...
Community Health Fair Well Attended
Sierra Vista Hospital hosted a well-attended health fair on Thursday, September 17, at the Sierra County Fair Barn featuring more than 75 booths from health providers, fitness professionals, and first responders. The event included games, food trucks, live music by the Suthern Blend Band, and a...
San Jose Catholic Church Welcomes Community for Saturday Mass
San Jose Catholic Church in Arrey is reopening to the community and will hold Mass every Saturday at 7 p.m., beginning September 26. The church at 54060 Arrey School Road extends an invitation to Catholic families, residents, and anyone from surrounding areas to attend the weekly evening service....
Hot Springs Alumni Reunion To Feature Fallen Tigers Walk
Hot Springs High School alumni from the 1950s through early 1970s are invited to the Legacy Final Reunion on September 25 and 26, featuring a Fallen Tigers Walk on Saturday morning to honor deceased graduates. The walk will begin at 9 a.m. at the swinging footbridge near Ralph Edwards Park and...
Locals Shine At New Mexico State Fair
Hot Springs FFA and Sierra County 4-H members earned numerous awards and sold eight animals at the New Mexico State Fair, showcasing the region's competitive livestock showing skills. The young exhibitors captured top placings in goats, pigs, lambs, and cattle divisions, including grand champions...
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