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After a year of being shut down due to COVID restrictions, the Cyber Security Club at Silver High School and La Plata Middle School has returned to action. The club is led by Rusty Nations, who has been the sponsor and coach of the club since its start four years ago. The CyberPatriot Security program has been running nationwide for 14 years, and Silver Schools has been participating for the …
Acting on the recommendation of hospital management company HealthTechS3, the Gila Regional Medical Center Governing Board on Thursday appointed Kathleen Cahill as CEO of the county-owned hospital. “She’s got significant health care experience, both here in New Mexico and, more broadly, as a hospital executive and a hospital market CEO, consultant and, most recently, as an ambulatory clinic executive for UNM,” said Michael Lieb, HealthTechS3 vice president. “She’s got long …
Parents defend Silver coach after ‘boxing’ story Written by Nickolas Seibel on May 24, 2021 More than a dozen parents of Silver High School student- athletes have come to the defense of strength and conditioning coach Tylon Wilder, who was the subject of an Albuquerque television station story late last week criticizing a “boxing” drill Wilder organized among members of the school’s softball team. Wilder was involved with Silver High’s football program this past school year, and has worked with the softball program for the pas...
This a look at some local News brought to you by Silver City Radio. Western New Mexico University held their hybrid commencement at 2pm today. Former Regent Chair Jerry A. Walz and Former Senator John Arthur Smith were conferred their honorary doctorates along with the more than 250 graduates making up the Western New Mexico University class of 2021. The event was streamed live on Facebook. Special acknowledgement is extended to Keirston Bloomfield graduated with her associates degree in liberal arts even before she graduated from high school. She will graduate from Silver High on May 20 t...
Schools move closer to normal with graduations Written by Dean Thompson on May 7, 2021 A year ago, high school seniors didn’t get to celebrate with a prom or a normal graduation, and students at Western New Mexico University celebrated getting their degrees virtually from their homes, or wherever else they had a mind to. With vaccination rates rising and the calendar moving into May, it’s time to start thinking about proms, senior days and graduations. For WNMU, in the last Board of Regents meeting, President Joseph Shepard said that 135 or...