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May 1, 2024
Kingman families will soon have a new after-school care option, addressing a desperate need within the community. Librarian and computer specialist at Desert Willow Elementary, Megan Sheldon-Riddle hopes to have
February 15, 2023
Interstate 10 in Tucson remained closed in both directions on Feb. 15 following a hazardous chemical leak.
November 2, 2022
The Cave Creek Unified Education Foundation is pleased to announce that all Cave Creek Unified School District schools will receive grants totaling over $69,000 at the annual Grant the District event on 11/7/2022. Schools that receive these awards include:-Desert Willow Elementary School-Lone Mountain Elementary School-Horseshoe Trails Elementary School-Desert Sun Academy-Black Mountain Elementary School-Sonoran Trails Middle School-Cactus […]
December 3, 2021
A record number of New Mexico teachers applied for student debt relief under the Teacher Loan Repayment program, according to the states Higher Education Department (HED).
December 1, 2021
Carlsbads educators rose to a challenge over the last year to ensure the citys children continue to learn during the COVID-19 pandemic.
December 1, 2021
From bankers to journalists, Carlsbad is home to young talent and leadership. The Carlsbad 40 Under 40 honors those professionals who give to their employers, neighbors and community in hopes of creating a strong and vibrant future for the Cavern City.
July 14, 2021
Construction of school buildings back on track after set backs School construction and improvement projects funded by bonds benefiting the Carlsbad School District were back on track after a drop in enrollment led to major delays for Carlsbad Municipal Schools. In 2019 residents of Carlsbad, New Mexico voted to approve the Carlsbad Schools Bond to address the city’s growing need for school facilities. The $80 million bond aimed to provide more classrooms and new resources for the...
March 2, 2021
Carlsbad Municipal School District announced students at Carlsbad High School would return to a virtual learning environment only, as the school grapples with 13 cases of COVID-19 among staff and a shortage of substitute teachers. On Feb. 26, Superintendent of Schools Dr. Gerry Washburn alerted the public that 12 teachers and one substitute had entered quarantine as a result of the virus. "Due to the severe shortage of substitute teachers we have made the difficult decision to return the high s...