Phil Scherer is an Editor at the Las Vegas Daily Optic, where he focuses on themes related to family and relationships, education, and culture. His work often explores topics such as educational policy, school governance, and the dynamics of sports within campus life. Phil's insights and reporting have been featured in Environmental Health News and the Roswell Daily Record, INC.
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Phil Scherer's articles primarily cover local news, including high school athletics and crime. Given the focus on event coverage and evolving stories, Phil may be open to pitches related to upcoming local events or breaking news in Las Vegas, New Mexico. For instance, sharing information about upcoming high school athletic competitions or providing insights into recent developments in local politics or crime-related matters could be of interest.
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Valencia claimed the Stu Clark Tournament championship on Dec. 31, defeating Pecos in the final game.
Patience seems like a lost virtue. In life, people give up on their diets and workout routines when they don’t see immediate results. TV networks give up on shows when
By: Phil Scherer
The 2025 Kids Count Data Book released this past week, displaying the annual update on how children are faring across the state, and more specifically in San Miguel and Mora
Whether or not the decision by the Board of Regents at New Mexico Highlands University to seemingly move on from President Neil Woolf less than two years into his tenure
One of the things that has impressed me the most about people who live in this area is they really know how to stand up for what they care about,
By: Phil Scherer
Big changes could soon be coming to New Mexico high school sports, and I’m not sure the athletes, the schools or the New Mexico Activities Association (NMAA) are ready for
Beginning with the upcoming 2026-27 school year, students in New Mexico will now be able to transfer schools one time and become immediately eligible to participate in varsity athletics.
A Ribera man will spend the next 12 years in prison after pleading guilty to raping a pair of underage girls in July 2025.
By: Phil Scherer
Over the past 6 weeks, people from all over the world have been wrapped up in ‘World Cup’ fever. We watched as teams from 48 countries from all corners of
By: Phil Scherer
The murder trial for a Wagon Mound man accused of killing three individuals while driving drunk in 2022 got underway Monday, more than four years after the incident took place.
