Jim Shiley is a journalist for GPK Media, LLC, focusing on local news in Sierra County. With a passion for community reporting, Jim covers a range of topics including sports, school board meetings, and community events. His articles provide readers with updates on the happenings in Sierra County and highlight the achievements and challenges faced by local residents.
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Jim's focus is primarily on local sports events and school-related topics, particularly centered around the Tigers sports teams and school board activities. He covers a lot of event-based content and government announcements related to local schools.
To effectively reach out to Jim, consider pitching stories about local sporting events involving the Tigers teams or any news related to the Sierra County School Board. If you have information about notable achievements by the HSHS FFA or updates regarding district sports alignments that affect local schools in Sierra County, these could be of interest for his coverage.
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It was gut check time in the Den. For the Tigers it came down to the final minute. There was a minute and change left in the game.
In a thrilling come from behind victory, the Tiger girls' varsity walked off the court t the end of four quarters, looking at a 47-43 win over the Ruidoso Warriors Tuesday night.
Though it might not have been a standing room only crowd Sunday night to see the Hot Springs High Drama Club's variety show, Extravaganza II, but
The 1968 Tiger Football team was something special. They capped off a never-defeated storybook season with the only way they could, with one more
The drive to increase attendance levels at Hot Springs High School (HSHS) has the school looking at various strategies.
By: Jim Shiley
It wasn't the outcome they worked for, and they battled down to the final horn but Day One at the Hope Tournament pitted the Tigers against the 4A Hope Huskies and the 57-49 loss was a tough one.
Tiger Basketball traveled to Albuquerque January 16-18 to compete in the Thirty-ninth Annual Hope Invitational Basketball Tournament, a mainstay on
The Tigers, showed what kind of team they are building when 4A Chaparral came to the Den. The Tiger girls are fearless and they are determined.
The Hot Springs High School Weight Room and Fitness Center filled to capacity on Saturday, January 25 when the Tiger's Power Lifting Team hosted the HSHS Quad Meet, it's first competition of the season.
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