Phil Scherer is an editor for the Las Vegas Daily Optic, focusing on local news in Las Vegas, New Mexico. With a keen eye for sports and breaking news, Phil covers a range of topics including local government, high school athletics, and community events.
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By: Phil Scherer
The West Las Vegas Dons football team is back in the Class 3A quarterfinals, following a 26-0 victory over Ruidoso on Saturday afternoon.
The Pecos boys cross country team brought home a blue trophy last weekend, winning the Class A-2A championship Saturday afternoon in Albuquerque.
Due to the impact of the Hermits Peak/Calf Canyon Fire and an unusually high amount of precipitation this year, the Storrie Project Water Users Association has been forced to temporarily
The national attention Las Vegas gained during the Hermits Peak/Calf Canyon Fire may have stopped more than two years ago, but its impact continues on long after the last flame
The Las Vegas City Council Wednesday night agreed to provide more than $58,000 in funding to the Samaritan House, following another heated discussion between members of the governing body and
For the third time in the past four seasons, the Robertson Cardinals football team will play in the state semifinals. This time, they advanced by defeating their crosstown rival, West
Both Las Vegas volleyball programs enjoyed an extended stay at this year’s state tournament, overcoming adversity to advance to the semifinal round last weekend in Rio Rancho.
By: Phil Scherer
Victims of the Hermit’s Peak/Calf Canyon Fire could soon see an additional $1.5 billion in funding if Congress approves an emergency spending package proposed by President Joe Biden Monday.
Nobody knows each other better than the athletes in Las Vegas, New Mexico. These kids compete against each other in every sport from the time they are old enough to
By: Phil Scherer
The holiday shopping season is underway, and Las Vegas residents are encouraged to shop local as they search for the perfect presents this year.
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