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Two new recruits have received badges and are ready to serve and protect. Yeimi Bustos and Ryan Gigante come from different backgrounds, but have a common career purpose: to keep citizens and city streets safe. Gigante, 24, comes from a long line of law enforcement service among members of the Gigante family. His father, Brandon, was police chief from 2013 to 2016, capping a 20-year career with the Deming Police....
Scheduling issues put the Deming Little League’s Giants in a giant predicament. They were faced with a doubleheader on Tuesday on Suzie Morales Diamond at E.J. Hooten Park. However, the Giants were up to the task, sweeping the pair of back-to-back softball games in the Major Division (ages 1112) of the league. Following a 6-3 victory over the Braves, the Giants rode the solid pitching of Annzlee Madrid to a...
David Lindberg is banking on his grassroots campaign to give him the Republican nod for Luna County Commissioner in District 1. Lindberg's quest for that post begins with his name on the ballot for the June 2 primary in Luna County.
Luna County businessman and rancher Eddie Mesa says he can bring change to Luna County if the voters cast their ballots for him during the June 2 Democratic primary election. “I can make a difference by having an open-door policy and total transparency in any and all decisions that will reflect on the growth and development of Luna County,” Mesa wrote in a statement to the Headlight. Mesa was born...
By: Billy Armendariz, Deming Headlight
Ray Trejo may be wrapping up a four-year term as Luna County Commissioner for District 1, but he is not resting on his laurels within county government. “I am not doing anything extra to win voters,” said Trejo, 62, a Democratic incumbent. “I continue and always will serve this community. “As a county commissioner, and as hard as our economy is right now, we continue to have clean audits, thus...
“I am a small business owner, and I employ locals,” said 46-year-old Casillas. “I attended elementary school in New Mexico, and lived two counties away at one time.”
Unofficial results of the New Mexico primary election began to trickle in electronically Tuesday evening after the polls closed at 7 p.m., and a sparse gathering of voters filed into the county's primary election headquarters in the third-floor chambers of the historic Luna County Courthouse to follow the results on a flat screen.
A flood control project in the village of Columbus has been in the works since 2017, and Luna County celebrated the completion of Berm Project Phase III on Monday with a ribbon cutting ceremony near the Columbus Port of Entry.
Upset was on the minds of the Blue Jays when they tangled with the league-leading Diamondbacks on Monday at E.J. Hooten Park. The Jays scored twice in the top of the first inning, and the upset appeared to be in place against the undefeated D’backs. Jays’ slugger Salvador “Chava” Duran belted a two-run triple to put his team in upset mode. The D’backs pulled even in the bottom of the first...
Creative liberties among artists have given credence to the annual Fire and Fiber Art Show, set to return to the Deming Art Center located at 100 S. Gold Ave. Each year, area artists have pushed the envelope to find that right combination of clay and fiber in art for the show.
