Ivan Schultz News Today

As drops of rain began to fall from darkening clouds Friday evening, May 19, Deming High School’s Class of 2023 began their strolling lap on the Memorial Stadium track promptly at 7 o’clock. Twenty minutes later, all of the seniors participating in commencement took their seats in the middle of the O and the ceremony began. The bleachers were full of onlookers gathered to applaud the community’s newest graduates. Deming …

After the computer dust had settled and the data was spit out, the Deming High Wildcats had earned a No. 8 seed for the Nusenda Credit Union Boys State Basketball Tournament. The data was used by the New Mexico Activities Association to break a four-way tie for schools seeking to gain entrance to the 16-team field for the tournament which begins Saturday at the higher seeds. Deming (18-11) came out …

Deming came away with a 44-41 victory over the host Silver High Fighting Colts to claim the District 3-4A Tournament championship.

Both Deming and Silver high boys’ and girls’ basketball teams will clash on Saturday to clear the air on district supremacy.

Silver High now owns two wins over the Deming High Wildcats following Monday’s 58-54 playoff victory at Hatch Valley High School.

The Deming High Wildcats sent out their seniors on a high note Friday with a 45-29 victory in the team’s final regular season home game against the Santa Teresa Desert Warriors.

In a battle of District 3-4A titans, the Deming Wildcats claimed a round-one victory.

Deming High boys ran their win streak to four straight games with an 80-74 home win over the Da Vinci Dragons on Friday.

A weekend home stand posed a pair of different challenges for the Deming High Wildcats.

Millions of letters, cards and telegrams sent to and from our servicemen and women sent during times of war now sit inside Kiwi’s homes, kept in old chocolate boxes, satchels or gathered together in old envelopes, often out of sight of everyday life. Two months ago the Taranaki Daily News joined other Stuff newspapers to ask Kiwis to share these treasures – to remember, honour and preserve them. The response was an avalanche. Kivell, 82, spreads out the letters and cards of his uncle. ...