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Year in review II | Wrapping up 2023 from Headlight's pages - Vimarsana News

Year in review II | Wrapping up 2023 from Headlight's pages

The following Deming Headlight year in review looks back at highlights from June through December. July 5 Major Division Champs Deming Major Division (11-12) boys captured the District 7 Little League Baseball Championship with a 15-5 victory over the Silver City All Stars at E.J. Hooten Park in Deming. New city hall Construction is near completion at the new city of Deming business office located at 1205 E. Pine St., …

Explainer: City of Deming special audit - Vimarsana News

Explainer: City of Deming special audit

A breakdown of the city's annual audit process and the special audit underway.

10 years of Deming Pride - Vimarsana News

10 years of Deming Pride

Deming Pride has laid a foundation of service in the community over the past 10 years and local Pride President Manny Carlos is prepared to lead the organization into 10 more. “I think it’s the overall camaraderie and support we get from our community that has always led to bigger and better things,” Carlos said before announcing Deming Pride’s 10th anniversary celebration. “Deming Pride is about enlightening our community members …

Former Deming official files whistleblower suit - Vimarsana News

Former Deming official files whistleblower suit

Former community services director claims city is overcharging for municipal water.

City of Deming facing two lawsuits after city employee raised concerns over high water bills - Vimarsana News

City of Deming facing two lawsuits after city employee raised concerns over high water bills

Jackson claims that in August of 2022, he began receiving informal complaints from Deming residents. Jackson says his own water bill was "excessively and inexplicably high." Now, a class action lawsuit could help reveal exactly what went on with the city's billing system.

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