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ith genuine sincerity and honesty, we welcome you to Grant County. A collection of communities and cultures offering history, art, education, commerce and a quality of life deemed rare in America today. While Silver City was founded in 1870, the surrounding area has been inhabited for more than 11,000 years. This could possibly explain Grant County’s undefined “feeling of home” as described by first-time visitors and locals alike. Striving to maintain this compassionate atmosphere, the Silver City Grant County Chamber of Commerce has been servicing the community for more than 103 years. The Chamber was established in 1905 and has subsequently traveled alongside the business community while trekking through the highs and lows of what could be called “the struggles of western commerce.”
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can almost guarantee an expert resides here. Be it rockhounding, film, music, art, ranching, culture, industry, commerce, history, etc., individuals from all walks of life graciously call Grant County home. So please take a moment to indulge yourself while you peruse our community guide. Along with lodging, retirement, relocation, education, entertainment and community service organizations, you will find information on the cities and businesses within Grant County, as well as local tourist locations such as The Gila Cliff Dwellings, City of Rocks State Park, The Catwalk, Fort Bayard and much more. Please also visit us at www.silvercity.org or contact us with any further questions at (800) 548-9378 or (575) 583-3785. Our most sincere regards,
Being located in what is namely defined as a rural community in southwestern New Mexico, those who seek shall still find. Meaning, regardless of what your specific interests may be, we
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10 Ruggedly Beautiful Heritage 12 Up From the Earth 14 Attracting Tourism 18 Gila National Forest 19 Ideal Recreation Destination 20 Arts Mecca 21 Calendar of Annual Events 22 Diversified Housing for Every Lifestyle 24 Finest Education
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25 So Many Shops Nearby 27 One of the Healthiest Places to Live 29 Opportunities & Services for Seniors 30 Important Government Phone Numbers 32 Membership Directory 35 Buyer’s Guide 41 Index of Advertisers
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backgrounds – bringing new perspectives, material goods and traditions. The early 20th century saw a new wave of influences from the eastern health seekers who sought relief from consumption (tuberculosis) in the area’s congenial climate.
n elusive essence is more than the sum of a community’s parts, its people and its past, but reflecting all of these elements is what makes a personality of a place. Southwest New Mexico has an undeniable personality from its ruggedly beautiful landscape, echoes of vanished cultures and a continuing, complex human heritage. It is a richly textured living collage, with a uniqueness only found in rural areas that are historically multi-cultural. There are several historic layers in Grant County, some scarred by conflict, others enhanced through collaboration, each contributing something to the area today. The region’s deep Hispanic and Native American roots are reflected in the distinctive foods, architecture, family ties
and community celebrations. The Spanish introduced cattle into the New World, in which the Southwest owes its ranching tradition to. New Mexico’s 19th-century Territorial Period of westward expansion introduced soldiers, miners and settlers of many different
The valley where Silver City is located was known as San Vicente in the early 18th century, it would undoubtedly have been a permanent Spanish or Mexican settlement if not for the continuing Apache hostilities. In 1870 when silver was discovered nearby, the town of Silver City was christened, even though many old-timers in the region wanted to keep the original name of San Vicente. Over the years many descriptive slogans have been attached to Silver City: “The World’s Sanatorium,” “ A Paradise for
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Consumptives,” “The Biggest Little City” and even “Air Conditioned by Nature.” Whatever you may call it, the Silver City region seems to have held a special attraction for waves of discoveries. Silver City was founded with the future in mind, unlike the many Western frontier towns that have vanished into a memory. Frustrated in its early efforts to establish local government and a public school system, Grant County threatened to defect to Arizona in 1876, promoting a profound change of heart in the Territorial legislature. As a result, Silver City is the oldest unincorporated town in New Mexico, and the only one still operating under a Territorial charter. It boasts the oldest public school system in the state. It is a town that was built to last, and as a result is rich with surviving historic neighborhoods to tell the stories of its visionary founders. Many fortunes have been made and lost in the boom-to-bust economy of Southwest New Mexico, but the most consistent and valuable resource of the region has always been its people. Silver City was established on a foundation of people volunteering, its 1878 charter
required all able-bodied men to donate two days’ labor each year to street maintenance. The rural character and spirit live on in countless ongoing efforts, from hands-on park construction to youth athletics and literacy programs and arts events. Continuing the tradition of early miners who piece together the first silver-crushing mill and local women who decided to establish a hospital, the quality of life here is a local product. Old-fashioned courtesies still prevail in Grant County as strangers greet one another on the street and motorists pull to the side when a funeral procession
passes and yield to pedestrians. There is a general understanding that events don’t begin precisely at their scheduled times. Legal notices appear in both English and Spanish in the newspapers. Local celebrations (Fourth of July parades, fiestas, live performances, communitywide art festivals, rodeos) are marked by hospitality and a large capacity for enjoyment. The self-reliance, stubbornness, neighborliness, orneriness, generosity and sturdiness associated with the Old West all combine to create a personality of place that is interesting, engaging and, most of all, real.
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Mining has played a key role in New Mexico’s history and economic development since its earliest days. By: Rivkela Brodsky The Albuquerque Journal, Mountain View Telegraph. Reprinted with permission. Permission does not imply endorsement.
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he legacy of mining runs deep in New Mexico. You might not even stumble across it.
Hundreds of years of mining history are evidenced by towns and other geographical markers named after the industry – ever heard of Silver City or the Turquoise Trail? – and mines scattered across the state, an estimated 10,000 of them hazardous and not yet reclaimed. It is an industry that has played a huge economic role in the area of the past 300 years and continues to do so with jobs and revenue. Our history also reflects the dangers that were inherent in underground mining, with, for example, disaster at mines in Dawson southwest of Raton 10 years apart that claimed almost 400 lives.
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The state is still a leading producer in minerals, extracting more than $1.7 billion worth in 2009, generating $70.9 million in revenues to the state in the form of royalties, leases and taxes – a record – and more than $287.2 million in payroll with 207 registered active mining operations, according to the state Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department’s 2010 annual report. That’s mostly coal, potash and copper.
pushing safety. The mine won the Sentinels of Safety award in 1976. The trophy is displayed as part of the exhibit at the New Mexico Mining Museum. Mines have also left an environmental impact. Federal law requires mining companies to do reclamation, but it was not until 1993 when the New Mexico Mining Act was passed that those requirements increased and game the state final oversight, says Virginia McLemore, a senior economist geologist at the New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources at New Mexico Tech.
The state is “very rich in natural resources,” says Mike Bowen, the executive director of the New Mexico Mining Association. By statehood, there was prospecting for gold in the Cerillos Mountains and turquoise being mined in the Silver City area. Indeed, the history books speak of a long history of mining in New Mexico – of turquoise being mined by prehistoric Indians using primitive methods; of Spaniards looking – and failing – to find gold, although it was in the area; of copper being discovered in 1800—not far from Silver City; of gold being discovered in 1900 but have since become crumbling ghost towns; and many more stories. One of the biggest milestones in the past century was the discovery of surface uranium in 1950 by Paddy Martinez, a Navajo resident of Grants, which brought the mineral to the attention of mining companies. That began more than 40 years of lucrative uranium production, which resulted in the employment of thousands of people working for high wages. “These were really good jobs,” says Steve Owen, who worked in the mining industry for 20 years – five of them in Grants. “The best miners did really well over the long term.” The jobs paid close to $50,000 a year – and that was 30 years ago. So Grants, like other mining towns, grew with the boom in mining, says Star Gonzales, the executive director of the New Mexico Mining Museum in Grants. When demand by the federal government, the main purchaser of uranium, slowed and uranium mining came to a halt in the early 1980s it had a dramatic impact on the city, says
The legislation also required a company to have a closure plan before a permit is issued, she says. “It’s not stopped mining in the state,” Bowen says. “It certainly has cost the companies, but they are more than willing to do that. It’s the corporate thing to do.”
Gonzales, who is also the director of the Grants/Cibola County Chamber of Commerce. “We had a thriving community. People were being paid a lot,” she says. “When you do lose that kind of individual, and we lost them, it has a huge effect.” They may have been good-paying jobs, but for many years, miners were subjected to hazardous health and safety conditions working in the mines. “When I started on the ground, there were no regulations,” says Art Gebeau, who spent 30 years as a miner and is on the board of the New Mexico Mining Museum. “The state had no regulations.” Many of his co-workers now have lung cancer, he says. Uranium mines need “enormous amounts of air” to go through the mine because of the radon gas uranium procedures, Gebeau says. Jack Farley, another former miner and board member of the museum, says that when he came to Grants to work in a uranium mine in 1960, there were 35 fatalities that year – “a big number.” When he became superintendent of the Sandstone Mine, he says, he started
Today, coal remains the largest employer in the state’s mining industry, with about 1,500 employees in 2010, including contract and reclamation workers, according to the state. Bowen says mining is bigger now than it was 100 years ago when New Mexico became a state. “Certainly, all the extractive industries have been one of the driving forces behind the state; the state budget goes pretty much with it,” he says. “Today mining is the employer of 6,000 people with an average salary of $60,000 to $61,000 a year. It’s bigger than it was 100 years ago. It has been at the 6,000 figure for quite a number of years.” The state ranks 12th in the nation for coal production, sixth for molybdenum, third for copper and first for potash production, which is concentrated in Carlsbad. The state has approved several permits for uranium mining, but there is none currently going on. “Everything you use and see in this world is from mining,” Farley says. “People think mining companies don’t care about people. That it is just a way to make money, but that’s not true…The biggest problem is that people are not educated about it.”
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SCENIC TOURS
BEAR CANYON LAKE
enerous views of mountains, grasslands and the deep turquoise blue sky can be seen on quiet, winding touring roads. The area’s scenic byways offer the roads less-traveled that lead to the 3.3 million acres of Gila National Forest, offering destinations such as the City of Rocks State Park and both of area’s national monuments – the Gila Cliff Dwellings and Fort Bayard. While looking over this beauty and serenity, you’ll find the time and inclination to stop, explore and connect with nature.
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An easy drive from many communities in Grant County, including Silver City, Hurley, Bayard and Santa Clara, Baer Canyon Lake is a popular destination for fishing, picnics, bird watching and more.
LAKE ROBERTS
BILL EVANS LAKE
Lake Roberts is in northeast Grant County, near the intersection of New Mexico Highway 15 and Highway 35. It is close to the Gila Cliff Dwellings and the community of Lake Roberts.
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This man-made lake is a great lunch stop for drivers taking the Trail of the Mountain Spirits National Scenic Byway just off Highway 35. While easily passable by almost all vehicles, access to the lake is via a short gravel road that rises steeply. Drivers with long trailers or heavy vehicles should investigate the road’s condition before their visit. Located along Highway 180 in the community of Riverside a road sign identifies the paved road to take to Bill Evans Lake.
The lake is a great place all year to watch birds and wildlife, both trout and warm water fish species are suited to the lake.
SILVER CITY OPEN LAKES/ BOSTON HILL TRAILS Sites on Silver City’s rugged Boston Hill immediately recall the town’s historic era of hard-rock mining for copper, silver and other precious metals with names like “Adonis Pits,” “Luck Separation Mill” and the “King Bolt Pit.” Today, these destinations have been turned into hiking destinations for one of town’s large green breaks, the Boston Hill Open Space Trail System.
THE CATWALK Approximately five miles from Glenwood is the Catwalk National Scenic Trail, located just at the end of Highway 174, also known as Catwalk Road.
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The Catwalk National Scenic Trail offers a fantastic glimpse into the geologic and historic foundations of the region. As a result of cataclysmic volcanic actions, the area now offers a beautiful picnic spot right next to Whitewater Creek, a challenging one-mile trail along the historic 1890s mining waterway. This is a sense of place that creates images of an earlier time. Referring to the original plank-board walkway placed atop the steel pipe used to bring water to the ore processing plant, The Catwalk ruins can still be seen near the parking area. While most of the pipe is now gone, much of the current all-access trail follows this original route which winds right through the center of the creek and perched safely a dozen feet above the creek. Just keep an eye out for trout cruising the waters below.
CITY OF ROCKS STATE PARK City of Rocks State Park, between Silver City and Deming, New Mexico, lies in
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the Mimbres Valley of the Chihuahuan Desert. The rock formations, formed of volcanic ash welded together about 35 million years ago, have changed in form over the years, due to wind and rain. The monolithic formations to many seem like buildings, homes and chimneys, with the paths through them being the streets of the “city.” Campers can take advantage of an RV park or choose among the 62 campsites scattered throughout the park. Activities include hiking, birding, photography and bicycling. A Visitor Center has interpretive exhibits and a botanical garden. The dark skies of New Mexico’s southwest corner lend themselves to star gazing by the amateur and professional alike. The first astronomical observatory established by New Mexico State Parks lies within City of Rocks State Park. Periodic star parties are a feature of the park.
Plant life includes desert flora, such as yucca, agave, cacti and ocotillo. Among the rocks grow Emory and gray oaks. Making their home in the park are mule deer, roadrunners, javelinas, cactus wrens, diamondback rattlesnakes, ground squirrels, coyotes and jackrabbits. Until about 1200 A.D., Mimbres Indians roamed the area and arrowheads and pottery sherds have been found. The park also lies within the traditional homeland of the Chiricahua and Warm Springs Apache. The first explorers, the Spanish, discovered copper, which by the 1800s was being developed by Spaniards and newer Anglo settlers, and being loaded from the nearby Santa Rita Mine and transported to Chihuahua, Mexico. For more information and maps, visit http://www.emnrd.state.nm.us/prd/ cityrocks.htm.
Once a Historic Ranch, now an RV Park for campers to enjoy the beauty of nature. The Lodge still maintains the old ranch charm, along with rooms for rent. We offer full hook-ups, bath house and laundry facilities. Located off Highway 90, 7 miles up a mountain road, featuring tall pines, cool breezes, hiking trails, and ATV friendly. It’s 20 miles south of Silver City. Once you come up, you’ll know why it’s such a well-kept secret!
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The fort was home to Native American Scouts, Buffalo Soldiers and Anglo troops, following the Civil War. When it was discovered that the high, dry climate proved beneficial to those suffering from tuberculosis, soldiers were treated there, just as the fort was being decommissioned in 1899. Many recovered and stayed in the area to become productive and important citizens of Silver City and Grant County. Fort Bayard is also home to one of only two national cemeteries in New Mexico. Several Medal of Honor winners are buried at the site.
MOGOLLON GHOST TOWN THE GILA CLIFF DWELLINGS NATIONAL MONUMENT Grant County, New Mexico, is the gateway to the Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument, which lies about two hours north of Silver City. The Mogollon people built the pueblotype dwellings set in caves almost 800 years ago. Five sets of caves and dwellings lie in Cliff Dweller Canyon in the Gila Wilderness of the Gila National Forest. The canyon is deep and narrow and the terrain steep and rugged. A trail leads to the dwellings, which can be seen on the cliff side from along the trail. Most of the wood seen in the dwellings is the wood originally put in by the inhabitants during the 13th century. Bring hat, sunscreen and plenty of water for your trek. Because the altitude ranges from about 5,700-6,000 feet in the immediate vicinity of the dwellings, be prepared. The rainy months are July and August, when almost-daily afternoon thunderstorms are the norm. Water can pour down the canyon after storms. Large animals include elk and mule deer, which are sometimes seen. Mountain lions and black bear also live there, but are rarely seen by visitors. Coyotes may be heard at night. Although wolves live in the vicinity the chance of seeing one is rare. The most common birds around the monument are vultures, ravens, crows, hawks, hummingbirds and various songbirds. 16 d www.silvercity.org
The area is forested with ponderosa pine, Gambel’s oak, Douglas fir, New Mexico juniper, piùon pine and alligator juniper, among others. The Gila Cliff Dwellings, Gila Visitor Center and Gila Cliff Dwellings Trailhead Contact Station are open every day of the year, including all holidays. For more information, visit http://www.nps.gov/gicl/index.htm.
GOMEZ PEAK TRAIL SYSTEM Located just five miles north of Downtown Silver City, just inside the boundaries of the Gila National Forest, near Little Walnut Picnic Area, is the Gomez Peak Trail System. Over 11 miles of non-motorized trail running through the forested stands of pinyon, juniper, oak and ponderosa pine are suitable for hiking, mountain biking, birding, trail running and horseback riding. Elevations reach between 6,200 feet at the Gomez Peak Trailhead to over 7,400 feet at the top of Eighty Mountain, where spectacular views can be seen along the Continental Divide, looking south across the town of Silver City, west toward the Arizona border, north into the snowcapped peaks of the Mogollon Mountains and eastward into the Mimbres Valley and Black Range.
FORT BAYARD Fort Bayard, just off U.S. 180 East out of Silver City, was established in 1866 to protect settlers, ranchers, travelers and miners from Apache raids. After the Indian wars, the fort became respite for soldiers recovering from war.
A scenic nine-mile tour can be seen from Glenwood to Mogollon, but this hour or longer trip should never be taken in the dark or in poor weather conditions. Highway 159 may be closed above or below Mogollon in the winter, so check driving conditions beforehand in Glenwood. While paved as far as Mogollon, the road is frequently one lane and winds tightly through the mountains. However, this drive winds through the high desert of Grant and neighboring Catron counties and includes a number of spectacular views. Bands of mountain bighorn sheep may sometimes be seen on the cliffs over the highway close to Glenwood. Pronounced muggy-own, Mogollon is part ghost town and part quiet retreat, offering a historic jewel perched in the Mogollon Mountains of southern Carton County, just north of Grant County.
SILVER CITY GOLF COURSE This 18-hole championship golf course is close to Historic Downtown, off Ridge Road. Take Highway 90 west from downtown less than one mile; turn left on Ridge Road, and look for the golf course entrance. For tee times and more information, call (575) 538-5041.
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NEW MEXICO SCENIC BYWAYS TRAIL OF THE MOUNTAIN SPIRITS The wonderful scenic byway of Trail of the Mountain Spirits starts in Silver City and winds more than 90 miles through the Gila Wilderness. This loop takes you through the heart of New Mexico’s real Old West, making it ideal for family driving and motorcycle touring alike.
PINOS ALTOS OPERA HOUSE This cabaret-style theater starts the evening’s entertainment with an oldfashioned sing-along as audience members call out the number of their favorite songs. Complete with a full bar service and housed in the Opera House in the quaint mountain town of Pinos Altos.
LA CAPILLA HERITAGE PARK Walk or drive south from Historic Downtown Silver City along Cooper Street or Arizona Street to visit La Capilla. Sitting atop the large hill directly to the south of downtown, its primary entrance is on Chihuahua Street.
PENNY PARK The community-built park is at 1305 N. Grant, parallel to and one block west of Pope Street, one block north of 12th Street and a half-block south of Highway 180. A terrific spot for kids and parents alike, Penny Park shows a community that works together to make good things
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happen. For kids, a full-filled shady acre of things to swing on, play with and run around; for parents, it’s a great introduction to life in the Silver City community.
GOUGH PARK Located in Downtown Silver City (look for the intersection of Pope and 12th Street), Gough Park is decorated with beautiful oak and pine trees, a collection of locals and tourist enjoying the scenery and a Gazebo placed right in the center geared to performances. Each year, events such as the Mimbres Region Arts Council Blues Festival, Silver City Grant County (SCGC) Chamber of Commerce Independent Day Celebrations, Copper County Car Show and many more utilize the park to host locals and tourists alike. When the festivities are taking place you’ll notice people of all ages taking pleasure in its grassy location. This is always a wonderful place to stop for a picnic lunch and enjoy the area’s four gentle seasons.
DARK SKIES AND STARRY NIGHTS ARE A STARGAZER’S DELIGHT
the high elevation dry climate and rural communities. Seasonal meteor showers, the Milky Way spanning horizon-to-horizon and other cosmic events can often be observed by the naked eye for amateur and professional astronomers alike.
BIRDING Each year 339 (85 percent) of the bird species found in New Mexico can be spotted on the scenic byways of Grant County each year. The prime riparian habitat of the Gila River is a major migration corridor, and the diversity of grasslands and pine forests provide abundant opportunities for birders to add many western species to their list. A small sampling of the varieties include: Painted Redstart, Montezuma Quail, Red-faced Warbler, Olive Warbler, Lucy’s Warbler, Common Black Hawk, Pinyon Jay, Steller’s Jay, American Dipper, Juniper and Bridled Titmouse and eight species of hummingbirds. Birding maps are available at the Visitors Center with directions to the best locations. Come and bird in the beauty, solitude and serenity of Grant County.
This area is heralded for having some of the clearest and darkest night skies in the nation, thanks to the vast wilderness of the Gila National Forest in Grant County’s backyard,
Mileage from Silver City Scenic Destinations Catwalk of Whitewater Canyon: ...........................68 miles Travel time one-way: ...............................1 hour 15 minutes Estimated time to hike the Catwalk: ........................2 hours Gila River Bird Habitat Management Unity .........68 miles Travel time one-way: ..................................................1 hour Fort Bayard National Historic Landmark..............15 miles Travel time one-way: ...........................................15 minutes Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument...48 miles to Cliff Dwellings via NM 15 .......................64 miles to Cliff Dwellings via NM 152 & 35 Travel time either way: ...........1 hour 45 minutes to 2 hours Estimated time to see the Dwellings: ..........................1 hour City of Rocks State Park.........................................35 miles Travel time one-way: ...........................................40 minutes
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harmony around us.” Established in 1924 the Gila Wilderness was the first designated wilderness in the county.
opular theory says that the word Gila was derived from a Spanish contraction of Hah-quah-sa-eel, a Yuma Indian word meaning, “running water which is salty.” The naming of the Gila National Forest is indicative of its interesting history and beauty. A paradise tucked away in southwestern New Mexico, the forest is an escape from modern society’s busy lifestyle for those seeking solitude.
Gila’s beauty is just as unique as every national forest, offering diversity in mountains, deep canyons, meadows and semi-desert country. Elevations range from 4,200 to 10,900 feet and cover four out of six life zones. Flora and fauna are diverse, while ocotillo and cactus are found in the lower elevations, and juniper, pine, aspen and spruce-fir forests are plentiful in the high mountains. Wildlife such as black bear, mountain lion, elk, deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep and wild turkey inhabit the forest while bald eagles, peregrine falcons and redtailed hawks soar in the wind. A rich history of the Mogollon and Apache Indians, Spaniards, Mexicans, ranchers, prospectors and miners boast in the Gila National Forest. Apache Chiefs Mangas Coloradas, Geronimo and Victorio; Aldo Leopold, conservationist, ecologist and author of “A Sand County
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The San Francisco, Gila and Mimbres rivers; the Catwalk; Pueblo Park Campground; Gila Cliff Dwellings; Mogollon Baldy; Castle Rock; Eagle Peak Mountain; Emory Pass; and the Burro Mountains are among the many islands of beauty on the Gila. Other areas of interest include Cooney’s Tomb, El Caso Lookout Tower, Beaverhead, Reed’s Peak, Frisco Hot Springs and Cherry Creek. Almanac” and renowned lion hunter Ben Lilley are but a few of the personalities from the past that have left their mark in the Gila. Place names like Raw Meat Canyon, Tepee Canyon and Grave Canyon tell the tales of the past. Another unique beauty of the Gila National Forest is its wilderness. The Gila, Aldo Leopold and Blue Range wilderness offer unparalleled hiking and horseback riding. These magnificent mountainous regions impart an indescribable feeling of awe and wonderment. Former Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas may have captured the feeling when he said, “wilderness helped preserve man’s capacity of wonder…the power to feel, if not see, the miracles of life, of beauty and
“We reached the old wolf in time to watch a fierce green fire dying in her eyes. I realized then, and have known every since, that there was something new to me in those eyes…something known only to her and to the mountain. I was young then and full of trigger-itch; I thought that because fewer wolves meant more deer that no wolves would mean hunters’ paradise. But after seeing the green fire die, I sensed that neither the wolf nor the mountain agreed with such a view,” Aldo Leopold eloquently stated this during one of his hunting trips into the Gila National Forest. Such is the legacy of the Gila – a beautiful and unique forest with majestic mountains, a complex interwoven fabric of all living things.
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the challenge of fly-fishing for native trout), as are hunters, rock climbers, birders, equestrians, rockhounds and astronomers.
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ilver City is an ideal recreation destination for outdoor enthusiasts with its combination of abundant sunshine, mild climate, mile-high elevation and proximity to the Gila National Forest. Grant County is something of a mecca
for cyclists because it is home to the annual Tour of the Gila bicycle stage race and Signal Peak Challenge mountain bike race, offering hundreds of miles of single-track trails and lightly traveled alpine roads. Backpackers will also feel right at home (particularly if they enjoy
Golfing on the city-owned 18-hole championship golf course is virtually year-round, which is the site of many local tournaments as well as men’s, women’s and junior leagues. Western New Mexico University offers tennis courts; town swimming pools are open to the public as well as the Silver Consolidated School District’s allweather track, a favorite location for morning walkers. In short, whether or not you’re looking to be active, just simply taking in the “painted skies” of Grant County is worth the visit.
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ilver City is home to two outstanding museums: the Silver City Museum and the Western New Mexico University Museum.
The Silver City Museum is located downtown in the history H.B. Ailman House and features special exhibits, a local history library and a museum store. It is open Tuesday through Sunday at easily caters to locals and tourists. The WNMU Museum is located on West 10th Street in the interior of the campus, housed in a 1917 building with intact design features such as the truss-beamed ceiling. The famous architectural firm of Trost and Trost designed it and the extensive collection includes the world’s largest permanent display of the region’s Mimbres pottery, artifacts and culture. Historic photographs of the university, Maria Martinez pottery and traveling exhibits also fill the museum. The museum and gift shop are open daily, but normally closed during university holidays and breaks.
THE ARTS COMMUNITY The arts scene in Silver City offers colorful galleries, electric art, independent artists, high curbs and funky streets lined with murals and turn-of-thecentury buildings offering a fantastic walk, with many special openings scheduled throughout the year. Here artists escape the high rents and rigid
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lifestyles to find freedom of expression and friendly camaraderie. Artists often welcome visitors into their creative space, offering a personal touch that has all too often disappeared in larger communities.
The crossroads of Yankie and Texas Streets is the center of the man Arts District; studios, galleries, a coffee shop and an eatery beckon visitors to “sit a spell.” Artists are often available to discuss their work first hand that ranges from simple and inexpensive to museum quality. Galleries are also dispersed throughout downtown as well as Bayard and Hurley. Silver City has been name as one of the “100 Best Art Towns in America” even though the art scene is fairly recent compared to its rich mining and ranching history. Part of this success has been due to The Mimbres Region Arts Council, which is dedicated to enriching the cultural life of southwestern New Mexico by providing quality programs that nurture and inspire a love and understanding of the arts.
ENTERTAINMENT The SCGC Chamber of Commerce, Grant County Community Concert Association, Mimbres Region Arts Council, Western New Mexico University, private business and numerous community-based programs round out the gamut of entertainment opportunities. The most wonderful obstacle of the local residents is directly reflected through the abundant assortment of year-round happenings to choose from.
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ANNUAL EVENTS JANUARY
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OCTOBER d Day of the Dead d Weekend at the Galleries d Silver City Short Film Festival d Gila Monster Challenge Fun Ride d Pinos Altos October Fiesta d Mimbres Valley Harvest Festival
FEBRUARY d Chocolate Fantasia
MARCH d WNMU Theater/Jazz Events d Vintage Gun show
APRIL d Bird Migrations d NM Southwest Food Fest d Celebration of Spring Festival
MAY d SRAM Tour of the Gila d Hurley Pride Festival & Car Show d Silver City Blues Festival d Cowboy Poetry d Mr and Mrs. Golf Tournament
JUNE d Wild Wild West Pro Rodeo d Santa Clara Fiesta d Pinos Altos Art Fair
JULY d Independence Day Activities d Fire Cracker Golf Tournament
d SC Museum Ice Cream Social d Big Ditch Day
AUGUST d Silver City Clay Festival d Bash on Broadway d Signal Peak Challenge Mountain Bike Race d Men’s & Women’s Senior Softball d Copper Country Car Show d Men’s Invitational Golf Tournament d Salsa Tasting Contest d WNMU Festivities
d Gila River Festival d Taste of Downtown Silver City d Hurley Finer Limitz Car Show and Festival d Fiesta de la Luna Music Festival d Cliff-Gila Grant County Fair d Pickamania (Bluegrass-FolkAmericana)
NOVEMBER d Gila Arts & Crafts Fair d Lighted Christmas Parade
DECEMBER d NM Tamale Fiesta d Victorian Frontier Christmas
SEPTEMBER d San Vicente Art Fair d Gem & Mineral Show d Gila Classic Golf Tournament d Fiort Bayard Days d Grant County Fair
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n architecturally diverse community, Grant County’s history begins with remnants of the early Cliff Dwellings to settled mining camps and eventually the Victorian Homes built by the town’s forefathers in the late 1800s. In the 1960s ranch-style homes prevailed which eventually translated into the more modern Mediterranean and Southwestern-style homes you’ll see today. Many early residences still stand today, making it easy to see how the homes of Grant County have visibly evolved with the times. Over the past 10 years the housing market of Grant County has shown a steady increase. Bargains can be found in areas like Bayard, Hurley and Santa Clara. Many residents of Grant County choose to live in outlying rural areas with a bit more acreage and a manufactured home. These properties list for an average price of $162,000.
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In recent years, subdivisions such as Dos Griegos, Wind Canyon Estates, Branding Iron Properties and Canyon Country have moved the upscale buyers to a bit more of a rural setting within minutes of town. These properties come with city utilities and smaller acreages to larger land parcels with fewer utilities with prices averaging $82,500.
With all of these options ranging in style and date of homes to wide variety of pricing, it is easy to see why cultural and architectural diversity of Grant County has remained so vividly present and why those living here or just passing through adore the community.
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performances throughout the year, while McCray Art Gallery features changing exhibits for the art connoisseur. The Parotti Music Building has a small recital hall and the Webb Drama Building houses a small intimate theater.
estern New Mexico University, in Silver City, sits on top of a hill and views from the top stretch over downtown to the east and to the Pinos Altos Mountain Range to the north. Visitors coming in from the east or the south can spot the large red-tile-roofed buildings on the west side of town. The library tower sticks up above the Miller Library and is visible from many parts of the area. Most of the university’s buildings lie between College Avenue and 12th Street on the south and north, and West and E Streets on the east and west. Miller Library houses the best books for research into the area’s history, and you can take a tour around the museum, located just on the east side of campus.
The Extended University includes the Deming Mimbres Valley Learning Center, the Truth or Consequences Garden Learning Center and the Gallup Graduate Studies Center, as well as a virtual college with online courses offered by colleges and universities throughout the state.
The several hundred-seat auditorium in the Besse-Forward Global resource center is regularly booked for symposia and conferences, as well as public meetings for the community. The 1,200-seat Fine Arts Center Theater hosts concerts and
Silver Consolidated School District “Intelligence plus character — that is the goal of true education.” – Dr. Martin Luther King
ur schools offer a comprehensive education for approximately 3,000 students. The district provides a variety of education programs addressing the needs of a community that is multi-ethnic and varied in its socioeconomic structure. The District is governed by a five-member board of education and employs approximately 259 teachers and 224 support personnel.
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Two High Schools - Silver and Cliff High Schools One Alternative High School - Opportunity High School One Middle School - La Plata Middle School Five Elementary Schools - G.W. Stout, Cliff, Harrison Schmitt, Jose Barrios and Sixth Street Elementary Schools
Great Students! Great Staff! Great Community! 2810 North Swan Street • Silver City, New Mexico 88061
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Athletic events on campus include: varsity football, basketball, cross-country, softball, golf, tennis and volleyball teams, as well as a thriving intramural program. For more information, go to www.wnmu.edu.
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ost stores, fortunately for shoppers, are located within a fairly easy walking distance, just simply park at the Visitor Center, cross one of the bridges into downtown, go up one side of the street and then down the other, just don’t forget to hit the side streets, too! What do visitors shop for in the Silver City/Grant County area? Due to the host of galleries not only in the art corridor of Yankie and Texas streets, Broadway and Bull streets, but also on Cooper, Market and College streets as well as in Pinos Altos and Hurley’s noted JW gallery, art immediately comes to mind.
A quick way to find out which galleries carry a specific artist’s works, and where they are located, is to pick up a copy of San Vincente Arists of Silver City brochure, available in the Visitors Center. While not all the artists and galleries are listed, just ask one of our knowledgeable volunteers for help.
Works in every media from oils and acrylics to watercolor and photography to ceramics, jewelry, bronze sculptures and fiber arts all have artists here ranging from realistic to funky to abstract styles can be seen in one gallery or another downtown.
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Gifts for that perfect pet-sitter you left back at home or for mom and dad can be found at several shops throughout the county. Looking for clothes? You can find them in stores along with way! After walking around and working up and appetite stop for lunch or dinner at Diane’s, Shevek & Mi or Vicki’s Deli, just to name a few, for some delicious homemade meals. Ask anyone around town and they’ll be happy to point you in the right direction. Those wishing to purchase or just admire works of art are best served by exploring galleries and studios and looking for what catches the eye. At least three bookstores in town carry new and used books, along with area published authors; one of who runs their own gallery. Looking for a certain title? Most stores can order them for you, if they don’t already have them on hand. Antiques, from knickknacks to furniture, can be found, sometimes hidden away in smaller shops.
What would the Southwest be without good Mexican food? If you are looking for a quick lunch head downtown to Nancy’s Café or Jalisco’s for dinner. If you don’t mind driving a few miles, Buckhorn in Pinos Altos lets you feast on a succulent steak. After dinner, a cooling ice cream treat is calling your name at Pretty Sweet Emporium or Alotta Gelato in town, or head up the road to the Pinos Altos ice cream parlor. If homemade chocolates and candies help lessen that sweet tooth craving stop by the Hester House.
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If you want gourmet food to snack on while you are traveling or to take to a new friend’s house as a hostess gift make a stop at The Curious Kumquat, featuring delicacies from all over the world. The Silver City Food Co-op, open to the public, offers organic and fresh foods that are always plentiful. The farmers’ market on Saturday mornings will treat the visitor to “fresh from the fields, gardens and homes” produce and homemade goodies.
Folks in Grant County are friendly. They’ll be happy to suggest where they like to shop or dine. Half the fun is finding that unexpected treasure of a delicious meal in an unusual location, isn’t it? Happy shopping and bon appetit!
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ila Regional Medical Center is known for its broad spectrum of care, its state-of-the-art medical equipment, its highly qualified medical staff and its dedication to delivering patient-centered care in a healing environment. JACHO-accredited, county-owned, nonprofit, 68-bed hospital serves as the regional medical center for four counties. On an annual basis, Gila Regional handles about 70,000 outpatient visits, more than 3,700 inpatients and delivers more than 500 babies.
The medical specialties covered by the Gila Regional dedicated staff include: anesthesiology, dermatology, emergency medicine, family and general practice, internal medicine, cardiology, ophthalmology, general surgery, general orthopedics,
Victor A. Nwachuku, M.D. Michelle Diaz, M.D. Gail Stamler, C.N.M. 1618 E. Pine Street Silver City, NM 88061 Phone (575) 388-1561 Toll Free 1-888-388-1562 cassiehealthcenter.com
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Gregory Koury, M.D. Family Physician Lori Koury, Registered Nurse Adult • Pediatric • Pregnancy Care OB Ultrasound • Minor Surgery • Vasectomy ZIA Family Healthcare offers full scope of life services including pregnancy care, infant care, pediatrics, adult medicine and basic gynecology. Other services include pregnancy ultrasound, electrocardiogram (EKG), minor surgery, vasectomy and basic lab services including blood draw for send-out lab services. Our medical practice in Silver City is based on the philosophies of an old country doctor, combined with the technology of medicine. Dr. Koury's scope of medicine was once described by a patient as "womb to tomb." Along with his office-based practice he also attends deliveries, performs hospital medicine, and if you can believe it, makes home visits.
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receives more than 500 patient visits per month in its new home-like chemotherapy treatment suite. Radiation therapy is available and the Cancer Center maintains a staff of four medical oncologists from Albuquerque. Skilled nurses, home health aides and homemaker services are all available through Home Care Services, which also has a highly respected hospice program and bereavement services.
otolaryngology (ear, nose and throat), pathology, pediatrics, psychiatry, radiology, oncology, podiatry, urology and more. As the only Planetree affiliated hospital in New Mexico, GRMC offers patientcentered care and a staff trained to personalize, humanize and demystify the healthcare experience for every patient they encounter. The Emergency Room operates 24 hours a day and is fully staffed by specially trained emergency medicine physicians and personnel. Licensed emergency medical technicians and paramedic teams staff the ambulance service, while ACLScertified nurses staff the Special Care Unit. These services are supported by a partnership with Southwest MedEvac, a service that transports patients by helicopter if needed.
also houses the Billy Casper Wellness Center, which has over 3,000 members. Laboratory and radiology departments provide patients with around-the-clock assistance with well-equipped departments and a full staff, as does the Cardiopulmonary Services Department. Pharmacists are available on an on-call basis after normal hours of operation. For compassionate cancer care close to home, the Gila Regional Cancer Center
The Gila Regional Rehabilitation Center is located in a separate 6,000-square-foot facility, which includes three heated pools. Offering physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy and wound care, the Rehabilitation Center
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Gila Regional continues to focus on community and outreach efforts, along with specific hospital-related activities. The Desert Sage program, the hospitals 50-and-over membership program, continues to provide both social and health-related activities. GRMC Auxiliary boasts over 250 members and a Foundation Board, which fundraises for the hospital’s various projects. The hospital’s award-winning First Born Program provides weekly visits for firsttime parents. Gila Regional Medical center works for the health of our neighbors.
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rant County offers seniors a slower pace, active community and rural quality of life. The temperate climate, abundant sunshine, blue skies and clean air energize the spirit, and the low humidity reduces, and often eliminates, old aches and pains. While Silver City is more than 90 miles away from the border rich cultural influences of the region’s Old Mexico heritage remain. The cost of living here is reasonable with lower property taxes, no sales tax on groceries and many senior discounts are offered throughout the community. Various architectural styles, topography and prices can be found in he residential neighborhoods. The tranquil communities of Tyrone and Hurley are especially popular with seniors as well as 55-and-older condominiums and rental homes.
Here, folks find they finally have the time to enjoy participating in the hobbies, clubs, community service, volunteerism, teaching/skill training and personal growth (and perhaps part-time work) they have been yearning for.
which offers Senior passes and regional transportation to Deming and Lordsburg for Amtrak connections. Schedules or on-demand shuttle vans can be arranged to the El Paso Airport and airline service is available twice a day to and from Albuquerque at the Grant County Airport.
Opportunities like: the Grant County Archaeology and Gem and Mineral societies, Astronomy, Audubon, Hiking and Golf groups, Habitat for Humanity, Lions Club, Arts Council, Silver City Museum and hospital auxiliaries, and crafts, gardening, textiles and Western Institute for Lifelong Learning classes abound. Local senior centers, fitness clubs, community walking tracks, swimming pools (both warm and cool options) and shopping are all easily accessible through the public Corre Cominos bus system,
Grant County Senior Services offer medical transportation for doctors and hospital appointments, Home Health Services, Meals on Wheels, Foster Grandparent, Senior Olympics, Senior Companion and Retired Senior Volunteer Programs. In addition to quality healthcare in Silver City, satellite clinics, EMT service and ambulances are located in the outlying areas for immediate response, and Life Flight can transport emergency patients to specialty hospitals quickly. Whether it’s a live performance at the Fine Arts Center Theatre, an intimate dinner at one of the great local restaurants, catching a current movie, bowling or just staying at home with friends and family, there is always plenty to do in the evening with a variety of civic, arts and cultural events. From sunrise to sunset, every day is fulfilling in Grant County!
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All area code are 575, unless otherwise noted
STATE LEGISLATORS d Senator Howie C. Morales.............................................574-0043 D – Carton, Grant & Socorro Counties d Rep. Dianne Miller Hamilton .......................................538-9336 R – Grant, Hidalgo & Sierra Counties d Rep. Rudy Martinez .......................................................537-3105 D – Grant & Hidalgo Counties
STATE GOVERNMENT d District Court – Courthouse, Silver City .....................538-3250 d District Attorney............................................................388-1941 d Fort Bayard Medical Center ..........................................537-3302 d New Mexico Game & Fish ..................................(505) 476-8000 d Public Health Division ..................................................538-5318 d Highway & Transportation............................................388-8840 d Workforce Connections.................................................844-1263 d Department of Labor - 410 W. Broadway ......................538-3737 d Magistrate Court 1620 E. Pine, Silver City ...............................................538-3811 701 Central, Bayard .......................................................537-3042 d National Guard Armory 11990 Highway 180 E., Santa Clara..............................537-6208 d Tax Revenue – Tax Infromation .........................(505) 827-0700 d Motor Vehicle Division - 1876 E. U.S. Highway 180 ..538-3281 d Veterans Outpatient Clinic - 1302 E. 32nd Street .......538-2921
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TOWN OF SILVER CITY d City Manager – Alex Brown d Mayor – James Marshall d City Councilors – District 1 - Cynthia Bettison District 2 - Pauline Hassler-Cook District 3 - Jose Ray, Jr. District 4 - Michael Morones d Administration Offices - 101 W. Broadway ..................538-3731 d Animal Control .............................................................388-8840 d Annex - 1203 N. Hudson ..............................................538-3731 d City Shop - 800 N. Gold ...............................................388-3577 d Engineering - 1203 N. Hudson ......................................534-6365 d Fire Department – Non Emergency 1011 N. Hudson.............................................................538-2591 32nd Street Sub-Station ...............................................388-3050 d Municipal Court - 213 N. Bullard .................................388-4504 d Museum - 312 W. Broadway ..........................................538-5921 d Parks Department - 610 E. 8th .....................................388-4640 d Planning & Zoning - 1203 N. Hudson ..........................538-3731 d Police Department – Non-Emergency 1001 N. Hudson.............................................................538-3723 d Public Library - 515 W. College ....................................538-3672 d Public Works Department Administrative Office - 610 E. 8th ...............................388-4640 Maintenance - 800 N. Gold ..........................................388-3577 d Recreation Center - 1016 N. Silver...............................388-3087 d Sanitation Division - 800 N. Gold ................................388-4640 d Streets Division - 800 N. Gold ......................................538-2478 d Swimming Pool - 2700 N. Silver ...................................388-4165 d Utilities Department - 1211 N. Hudson........................534-6365 d Waste Water Treatment - 1600 Filaree Road ................388-4981 d Water Works Warehouse - 1800 Little Walnut.............538-2082 d Purchasing Department - 101 W. Broadway..................538-3731
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TOWN OF SANTA CLARA d Mayor – Richard Baunch d Mayor Pro Team – Mark Castillo d Trustees – Albert Esparza Amanda Chavez Richard Esparza d Village Hall - 105 N. Bayard..........................................537-2443 d Fire Department – Non-Emergency 103 N. Bayard ................................................................537-3780 d Police Department – Non-Emergency 105 N. Bayard ................................................................537-5464 d Maintenance - 410 N. Bayard........................................537-3106 d Municipal Court - 105 N Bayard ..................................537-6417
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
CITY OF BAYARD
d Gila Cliff Dwellings ......................................................536-9461 d USDA Forest Service - 3005 E. Camino Del Bosque....388-8201 d Glenwood Ranger Station .............................................539-2481 d Wilderness Ranger Station – Mimbres ................(505) 536-2250 d USPS Silver City Office - 500 N. Hudson ....................388-8840
d Mayor – Charles L. Kelly d Councilors – Armando Arzola Louis Baum Sr. Chon Fierro d City Hall - 800 Central .................................................537-3327 d Community Center - 209 Hurley Avenue.....................537-7534 d Fire Department – Non-Emergency 802 Central ...................................................................537-3311 d Maintenance Warehouse - 302 N. East .........................537-5384 d Motor Vehicle Department - 800 Central ....................537-5313 d Police Department – Non-Emergency 801 N. Central ...............................................................537-3312 d Public Library - 525 Central ..........................................537-6244
GRANT COUNTY d County Manger – Jon Paul Saari ...................................574-0008 d County Commissioners – District 1 – Gabriel Ramos ............................................574-0021 District 2 – Brett Katen .................................................574-0022 District 3 – Christy Miller .............................................574-0023 d Administrative Center - 1400 E. Highway 180...............547-000 d Airport - 188 Airport Road, Hurley ..............................313-2496 d Assessor ..........................................................................574-0030 d Clerk...............................................................................574-0042 d County Extension Service - 2610 N. Silver ..................388-1559 d Detention Center - 209 N. Black .................................534-3803 d Maintenance ..................................................................574-0070 d Probate Judge .................................................................574-0071 d Road Department - Fairway Drive.................................538-3316 d Sheriff – Non-Emergency 201 N. Cooper ...............................................................574-0010 d Regional Dispatch - 2606 N. Silver ..............................388-8840 d Solid Waste Department................................................574-0024 d Teen Court - 2610 N. Silver ..........................................538-8085 d Treasurer.........................................................................574-0055
TOWN OF HURLEY d Mayor – Edward Ecinas d Mayor Pro-Tem – Richard P. Maynes d Councilors – Freddie Rodriguez Viela Miranda Fernando Martinez d Town Hall ......................................................................537-2287 d Community Center - 312 Carasco.................................537-5756 d Fire Department – Non-Emergency 101 Cortez ......................................................................537-2958 d Police Department – Non-Emergency 16 Cortez ........................................................................537-3220 d Hurley Pride Committee................................................537-2124
SILVER CITY GRANT COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 3130C HWY 180E, Silver City, NM 88061, 538-3785, www.silvercity.org
2013 Board of Directors Trent Petty Silver Consolidated Schools - President President Jim Nennich W & N Enterprises Past President Daniel D. Cook Associate Broker Prudential Silver City Properties Vice President
Melanie Reese AmBank-Assistant Vice President Treasurer
Staff Sherry Logan Executive Director
Proudly supported by the Town of Silver City and Lodgers Tax.
Lori Bonomo Carson Insurance Agency Secretary
Randy Garcia Executive Assistant
5 Board of Directors TBA
Lola Polley Past Executive Director
Linda Nichols Western Bank, Vice President Term expired Dec. 2012
Linda Gray Past Business Membership Manager
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Badger-Western Exploration (575) 388-5900
Casitas de Gila (575) 535-4455
Bar J Horse Boarding (575) 538-3470
CATS (Community Access TV) (575) 534-0130
Barbwire and Bling by Renae
A
Bear Creek Motel (575) 388-4501
Chavez Construction (575) 388-1886
1 Voice Music Group
A & A Title Loan (575) 534-9108 A Red Roof Cottage (575) 574-5581 A&B Surveying (575) 597-7878 Aaron’s Sales & Lease (575) 388-9800 AAUW (575) 388-2013 Ace Hardware (575) 534-0782 Adobe Agave (575) 388-2917 Adobe Springs Café (575) 538-3665 Aflac (575) 525-1148 Agave Ridge Retreat (575) 313-9843 Aldo Leopold (575) 538-2547 Alotta Gelato (575) 534-4995 AmBank (575) 534-0550 American Laundry Cleaners (575) 388-1842 American Legion Post #18 (575) 534-0780 American Linen Supply (575) 526-6641 Dougan Anderson (575) 388-2655 Asset Advantage Property Mgmt (575) 538-5133 Association of Commerce and Industry (505) 842-0644 Avon - Diana Gray (888) 358-6667
B
B & S Construction & Design (575) 534-2302 Baca’s Funeral Chapel (575) 388-2334
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Bear Mountain Lodge (575) 538-2538 BearPaw Ranch Vacation Rentals (575) 535-2877 BeautiControl (575) 313-5247 Bedroom Shoppe (575) 388-5555 Better Business Bureau (505) 346-0110 Big Brothers Big Sisters of SW NM (575) 523-9530 Big O Tires Southwest Tires (575) 388-1521 Bill’s Toy Shop (575) 534-3400 Blackhawk - Southwest (575) 538-0570 Boy Scouts of America (915) 772-2292 Bridge Community (575) 574-2724 Buckhorn Saloon and Opera House (575) 538-9911 Burro Mountain Homestead (575) 534-3232 Bypass Storage (575) 388-2200
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Econo Lodge (575) 534-1111
Chris’s Auto Clinic (575) 388-1236
Edward Jones Investment (575) 534-1221
City of Bayard (575) 537-3327
Effective Environment (575) 534-2121
CliffDweller Productions (505) 891-7400
Engineers, Inc. (575) 538-5395
Cobre Consolidated Schools (575) 537-4010
Environmental Development Group (575) 534-4239
Coldwell Banker - Enchantment Realty (575) 538-2931 Comcast Cable (575) 538-3701 Comfort Inn (575) 534-1883 Conner Fine Jewelry (575) 538-2012 Conservatory of Dance (575) 538-5865 Consumer Impressions (972) 867-1956 Dan Cook (Realtor) (575) 590-7773 Copper Country Cruizers (575) 388-3468
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First Baptist Church (575) 388-1582 First New Mexico Bank (575) 388-3121 First Savings Bank (575) 388-1531 Food Basket Grocery (575) 388-1551 Fort Bayard Historic Preservation Society (575) 536-3161 Fort Bayard Medical Center (575) 537-8636
Copper Cowbelles
Foxworth Galbraith (575) 538-5355
Copper Manor Motel (575) 538-5392
Fran’s Creations
Cottage of Whispering Canyon (575) 537-5505 County of Grant, State of NM (575) 574-0000 Cow Trail Art Studio (760) 533-1897
Carriage House Cottage (575) 388-9680
CP Homestead B&B (575) 535-2401
Carson Insurance Agency (575) 538-3787
Curl Up & Dye Salon (575) 388-1636
Casa de la Girafa (509) 929-0124
E
Chino Federal Credit Union (575) 388-2511
The Cabin (575) 388-1087
Casa Arbol (575) 388-4426
Drifter Restaurant (575) 538-2916
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Casa del Huerto in Pinos Altos (575) 538-1270
D&D’s Organic Haven (575) 539-2483
Casa Encantada (575) 388-4426
Diane’s Restaurant (575) 538-8722
Casa Serena (575) 388-4426
Drifter Motel (575) 538-2916
Fred’s Carpet/Upholstery Cleaning (575) 533-6460 Freeport McMoRan Copper & Gold (575) 912-5000 Friends of the Fire & Rescue Volunteers Furniture Gallery (575) 388-3109
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Dr. W. Jay Garard, DDS (575) 388-4952 Charles Garland Harris Insurance (575) 437-6910 Garland Realty & Development (575) 388-1788 Georgetown Cabins (575) 534-4529 Gila Animal Clinic (575) 388-2581
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Gila Hideaway (805) 689-6449
Holiday Inn Express (575) 538-2525
Lawley Silver City Toyota (575) 538-3777
Gila Hotsprings Vacation Center (575) 536-9551
Hometown Oxygen (575) 534-1966
Laws & Company, LLC (575) 388-1951
Gila National Forest (575) 388-8201
Humphrey’s Enterprises (575) 538-2152
Leavitt Group Southwest, Inc. (575) 388-1555
Gila Rangers (575) 313-2772
Hunt & Sons Building Development, Inc. (575) 313-7772
Lions Club of Silver City (575) 534-0432
Gila Regional Medical Center (575) 538-4000
Little Toad Creek Inn & Tavern (575) 536-9649
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Lopez Dietzel Perkins (575) 538-2925
Insurance First, Inc. (575) 534-9118
Los Cerros Apartments (575) 538-9819
Glenwood Gazette (575) 388-4806
Interstate Copy Shop (575) 538-9530
Los Establos en Ventana de Cielo (575) 313-4211
Grace Bible Fellowship (575) 538-3475
Ir Y Venir Ranch (575) 535-2136
Lowry’s R.V. Center (575) 538-5411
Grant County Beat (575) 574-2703
Ixchel of Gila Spa (575) 519-2200
Gila River House (575) 535-2383 Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest (575) 538-2481
Grant County Fair Assn. (575) 388-1559
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J
Mangus Terrace Mobile Home (575) 590-2900
J & J Signs (575) 538-3256
Manzano’s R.V. Park (575) 538-0918
J & S Plumbing & Heating (575) 538-2973
Marine Corps League #1328 (575) 574-0361
James Hamilton Construction Co. (575) 388-1546
Mary Kay Independent Beauty Consultant (575) 534-1676
Jeff’s Certified Auto Service Center (575) 388-2345
McDonald’s (575) 388-1128
Great Lakes Airlines (800) 554-5111
Jim Lindsey Construction (575) 535-2659
Medicine Shoppe (575) 388-1000
Griffin’s Propane (575) 388-4433
JW Art Gallery (575) 537-0300
Metal Design & Rozalind’s Jewels (575) 534-0297
Grant County Merchants Senior Softball Team (575) 388-1087 Grant Cty Community Concert Assn. (575) 538-5862 Grant Cty Community Health Council (575) 388-9708 Grant Cty Rolling Stones Gem & Mineral Society (575) 538-5706
The Guest House (575) 538-3203
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Keenan Supply (575) 388-1586
H&S Electric (575) 388-2958
Kiwanis Club of Silver City (575) 574-2543
H&S Feed & Tack (575) 534-9200
Kris’ & Krafters’ Kreations (575) 534-9927
Beverly Hamill, RE/MAX (575) 590-7674
Kwal Paint (575) 534-9104
Hamilton Furniture (575) 388-0700 Harvest Fellowship (575) 538-3619 Havens Construction Co. (575) 538-9889
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La Cocina Restaurant (575) 388-8687
Herbalife Independent Distributor (575) 654-6393
La Esperanza Vineyard & Winery (505) 238-6252
The Hester House (575) 388-1360
La Paloma Real Estate (575) 536-3865
Hidalgo Medical Services (575) 534-0101
Lake Roberts General Store & Cabins (575) 536-9929
Hideaway at Gallery 400 Inn (575) 313-7015
Lake Roberts Motel (575) 536-9393
High Desert Humane Society (575) 538-9261
Las Casas de Oro (575) 574-2680
High-Lonesome Books (575) 388-3763
Las Palomas Guesthouse (575) 535-4600
High-Lonesome Guest House (800) 380-7323
Lawley Silver City Ford (575) 388-1818
Millie’s Center (575) 534-9172 Mimbres Region Arts Council (575) 538-2505 Mimbres Region Mental Health (575) 388-4497 Molina Healthcare of NM (505) 642-2472 Monavie Independent Distributor (928) 848-7151 Montz Properties (575) 388-2775 Morones and Knuttinen, LLC (575) 538-2750 Motel 6 (575) 388-1983
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NM Dept. of Workforce Solutions (575) 538-3737 NM Gas Company (575) 956-1415 NM Health Insurance Alliance (505) 989-1600 NM Small Business Development Center (575) 538-6320
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Oakridge Home Industries, Inc. (575) 388-1842 Off the Hook Restaurant (575) 534-1100 Office of the State Engineer District 3 (575) 546-2851 Old School Maintenance & Consulting (575) 313-4788
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Palace Hotel (575) 388-1811 Performance Breaking (575) 534-1496 Phill’s Knife Sharpening (575) 534-3911 Pinos Altos Cabins (575) 534-0406 Pinos Altos Self Storage (575) 538-3635 PNM (575) 538-3768 Porter Transportation (575) 537-3313 Pro Creative Design/Printing (575) 388-1276 Prudential Overall Supply (800) 767-5536 Prudential Silver City Properties (575) 538-0404
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Red Barn Family Steakhouse (575) 538-5666 Red Paint Powwow (575) 534-1379 Reynold’s Law Firm (575) 538-3431 Henry Rhone (575) 313-3033 Ridge Park RV (575) 388-1126 Rodeway Inn (575) 538-3711 Rotary Club of Silver City (575) 534-1135 Runyan Construction, Inc. (575) 534-1775
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Scentsy (575) 537-0066 Security Finance (575) 388-0300 Shevek and Company (575) 534-9168 Silver City Beverage Company (575) 388-1231
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Silver City Daily Press (575) 388-1576
Spirit Canyon Lodge and Cafe (575) 536-9459
Silver City Dental, P.C. (575) 538-5664
StarDancers Studio (575) 388-3524
Silver City Floral & Fine Gifts (575) 388-1206
Stinar Realty (575) 574-5451
Silver City Gallery Association (575) 313-9631
Stone McGee Co. CPAs (575) 538-3795
Silver City Golf Course (575) 538-5041
Sun Valley Do it (575) 538-3291
Silver City KOA (575) 388-3351
Sunup Design/Build (575) 388-9281
Silver City Main Street Project (575) 534-1700
Sure Printing & Signs (575) 534-4447
Silver City Museum (575) 538-5921
Syzygy Tile Works (575) 388-5472
Silver City Radio (575) 538-3396 Silver City Real Estate (575) 534-0441 Silver City RV Park (575) 538-2239
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Terrazas Funeral (575) 537-0777
Silver City Seventh Day Adventist Church (575) 538-3882
The UPS Store (575) 534-8487
Silver City Soccer Club (575) 313-4211
Theatre Group NM (575) 534-0616
Silver City Sun News (575) 538-5893
Thunder Creek Traders & Quilt Shop (575) 538-2284
Silver City Woman’s Club (575) 313-1091
Timberland Construction, Inc. (575) 534-9125
Silver Cliffs Apt (575) 538-9000
Tour of the Gila (575) 388-3222
Silver Consolidated Schools (575) 956-2000
Town & Country Garden Club (575) 534-4750
Silver Rexall Drug, Inc. (575) 388-1579
Town of Hurley (575) 537-2287
Silver Stage Lines (800) 522-0162
Town of Silver City (575) 538-3731
Smith Real Estate & Property Management (575) 538-5373
Trail of the Mountain Spirits (575) 538-2825
Snappy Mart Stores (575) 388-1551 Snedeker Enterprises (575) 388-3731 Solar Home Rental (504) 432-7093 Sonic Drive In (575) 388-4161 Southwest Bone and Joint Institute (575) 534-1919 Southwest Concrete & Paving (575) 388-1505 Southwest Family Medicine (575) 388-1913 Southwest NM Home Builders Assn (575) 574-2523 Southwest Plumbing (575) 538-0423 Southwest School of Cosmetology (575) 388-3000 Spaceport America (575) 373-6110 Sparks Clinic (575) 538-0486 Speed Wrench (575) 534-0402
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Tundar Gallery (575) 597-0011
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U Bar Ranch (575) 535-2975 Uncle Woody’s Flea Market (575) 535-4254 Unicorn Press (575) 538-3625
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Valley Community Church United Church of Christ (575) 538-9311 Victoria Chick (760) 533-1897 Vietnam Vets (575) 534-4752 Village of Santa Clara (575) 537-2443
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Wagon Wheel Realty (575) 388-2692 Wal-Mart Supercenter (575) 538-2222 The Watering Hole (575) 538-5666 Werner Tire Service (575) 538-3807 West Street Inn (575) 534-2302 Western Bank (575) 388-3521 Western New Mexico University (575) 538-6011 Whitewater Motel (575) 539-2581 WNM Communications (575) 388-2546 Wrangler’s Bar & Grill (575) 538-4387
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Yada Yada Yarn (575) 534-4881
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Zia Family Healthcare (575) 534-4299 Zia Finance (575) 388-1188
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Appliances - Sales & Services Aaron’s Sales & Lease Amando Ortiz 1500 Silver Heights Blvd. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-9800 www.aarons.com Arts - Galleries/Studios Azumi Japanese Embroidery Studio Kathryn Elms 3912 N. Blackhawk Rd. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 534-4663 elms.duanekathryn0@gmail.com www.azumijapaneseembroidery.com Cow Trail Art Studio Victoria Chick 119 Cow Trl. Arenas Valley, NM 88022 (760) 533-1897 www.victoriachick.com JW Art Gallery Joseph W. Wade Jr. 99 Cortez Ave. P.O. Box 373 Hurley, NM 88043 (575) 537-0300 www.jwartgallery.com Tundar Gallery Kam Zarrabi 110 W. Yankie St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 597-0011 Victoria Chick 119 Cow Trl. Arenas Valley, NM 88022 (760) 533-1897 www.victoriachick.com Arts - Organizations Mimbres Region Arts Council Faye McCalmont 1201 N. Pope St. P.O. Box 1830 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 538-2505 info@mimbresarts.org www.mimbresarts.org Silver City Gallery Association Lois Duffy 211-C N. Texas St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 313-9631 loisduffy@live.com www.silvercitygalleries.com Automotive - Gas Stations Porter Transportation Bret Kasten 500 Central Ave. P.O. Box 100 Bayard, NM 88023 (575) 537-3313 Snappy Mart Stores Jim Nennich 3130 Hwy. 180 E. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-1551
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Automotive - Repairs Bill’s Toy Shop Bill Lee 1701 N. Swan St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 534-3400 billstoyshop@gmail.com www.billstoyshop.com Automotive - Repairs & Services Chris’s Auto Clinic Christian P. Malacrea 21 Kirkland Rd. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-1236 chrism1342@comcast.net www.chrisautoclinic.com Jeff’s Certified Auto Service Center Jeff Turner 311 W. Broadway P.O. Box 22 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 388-2345 Automotive - Sales & Services Lawley Silver City Ford Paul Leetmae 1235 U.S. Hwy. 180 E. P.O. Box 1500 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 388-1818 www.silvercityteamford.com Lawley Silver City Toyota Paul Leetmae 2750 Hwy. 180 E. P.O. Box 1500 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 538-3777 www.lawleytoyota.com Automotive - Services & Parts Speed Wrench Nacho Nolasco 11591 E. Hwy. 180 Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 534-0402 Automotive & RV - Tires Big O Tires Southwest Tires 2820 1/2 Hwy. 180 E. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-1521 store031056@bigostores.com www.bigotires.com Werner Tire Service Deniene Brown 1155 Hwy. 180 E. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-3807 tire@gilanet.com Beauty Salons Curl Up & Dye Salon Kelly Trinkle-Thai 117 E. College Ave. Silver City, nm 88061 (575) 388-1636 curlup-dyesalon@live.com Southwest School of Cosmetology Paul Cuevas 1810 N. Silver St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-3000
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Business Associations Association of Commerce and Industry P.O. Box 9706 Albuquerque, NM 87119 (505) 842-0644 www.aci.nm.org Better Business Bureau 2625 Pennsylvania Northeast Albuquerque, NM 97110 (505) 346-0110 www.bbbnm.com Kiwanis Club of Silver City Bob Carson P.O. Box 1014 Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 574-2543 www.silvercitykiwanis.org Lions Club of Silver City Bob Conner P.O. Box 561 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 534-0432 Rotary Club of Silver City P.O. Box 867 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 534-1135 www.silvercityrotary.org Silver City Main Street Project Nick Seibel P.O. Box 4068 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 534-1700 www.silvercitymainstreet.com Business Consultants Consumer Impressions Jodi Paul 2405 Mollimar Dr. Plano, TX 75075 (972) 867-1956 www.consumerimpressions.com Carpet Cleaning Fred’s Carpet/Upholstery Cleaning Fred Stephens (575) 533-6460 Churches First Baptist Church Robert Brasier 2300 N. Swan St. P.O. Box 1217 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 388-1582 fbcsilvercity@yahoo.com www.fbcsilvercity.org
Silver City Seventh Day Adventist Church Pastor Richard Lytle 12 Peterson Dr. P.O. Box 1129 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 538-3882 www.silvercity22.adventistchurchconnect.org Valley Community Church United Church of Christ 19-A Racetrack Rd. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-9311 www.valleyucc.org Computers - Sales & Services Aaron’s Sales & Lease Amando Ortiz 1500 Silver Heights Blvd. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-9800 www.aarons.com Construction - Concrete Southwest Concrete & Paving 1955 Hilltop Rd. P.O. Box 2278 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 388-1505 Construction - Contractors Blackhawk - Southwest Jim Lane P.O. Box 1318 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 538-0570 Chavez Construction Nick Chavez 1702 N. Corbin St. P.O. Box 5163 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 388-1886 contactus@chavezconstruction.com www.chavezconstruction.com Havens Construction Co. Michael Roberts 811 W. Market St. P.O. Box 2159 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 538-9889 mike@havensconstruction.com www.havensconstruction.com Hunt & Sons Building Development, Inc. Larry or Brent Hunt 3400 Hwy. 180 E. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 313-7772 www.huntandsonsbuilding.com
Grace Bible Fellowship J D Oliver 3635 Pearce Rd. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-3475 gbfsilvercity@yahoo.com www.gracebiblefellowship.org
James Hamilton Construction Co. Charles Hamilton 17 Ridge Rd. P.O. Box 1287 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 388-1546 www.dignpave.com
Harvest Fellowship Fred Connell 1500 N. Hudson St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-3619 scharvestfellowship@gmail.com
Jim Lindsey Construction Jim Lindsey 9214A Hwy. 180 W. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 535-2659 jimlindsey@gilanet.com
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Runyan Construction, Inc. Bryan Runyan 297 Rosedale Rd. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 534-1775 Sunup Design/Build David Lawrence P.O. Box 1159 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 388-9281 www.sunupdesignbuild.com Timberland Construction, Inc. Ernest Terrazas Jr. P.O. Box 2199 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 534-9125 www.timberlandconstruction.com Construction - Residential Southwest NM Home Builders Assn Jill Thomison P.O. Box 1962 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 574-2523 blairthomisoninc@msn.com Construction - Residential & Commercial B & S Construction & Design Suzanne Gershenson P.O. Box 5111 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 534-2302 www.bandsconstruction.com Copies & Document Services Interstate Copy Shop 1516 N. Bennett St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-9530 Distributors - Electrical H&S Electric Julie Robertson 3100 Hwy. 180 E. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-2958 Distributors - Industrial Old School Maintenance & Consulting Sammy F. Silva P.O. Box 889 Bayard, NM 88023 (575) 313-4788 olsconsulting@hotmail.com www.lelubricants.com Employment NM Dept. of Workforce Solutions 410 W. Broadway Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-3737 www.jobs.state.nm.us Entertainment - Music/Theater Grant Cty Community Concert Assn. Peter Falley P.O. Box 2722 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 538-5862 gccca@q.com www.gcconcerts.org Theatre Group NM Bruce Wilson P.O. Box 1436 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 534-0616 Excavation Performance Breaking Owen C. Gray 4329 Pinos Altos Rd. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 534-1496 owen@performancebreaking.com www.performancebreaking.com Farms - Angus Beef U Bar Ranch Ashley Ogilvie P.O. Box 10 Gila, NM 88038 (575) 535-2975
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Film Production 1 Voice Music Group Michael Danna P.O. Box 991 Tyone, NM 88065 www.1voiceglobal.co.uk Financial - Banks AmBank 610 Silver Heights Blvd. P.O. Box 2677 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 534-0550 www.ambanksc.com First New Mexico Bank Sean Ormand, President 1928 Hwy. 180 E. P.O. Box 2798 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 388-3121 www.fnmbsc.com First Savings Bank Mike Lindsey 1221 N. Hudson St. P.O. Box 1480 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 388-1531 mike.lindsey@firstsavingsbanks.com www.firstsavingsbanks.com Western Bank Pamela Archibald 333 Hwy. 180 W. P.O. Box 2024 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 388-3521 www.bootheelbank.com Financial - Credit Unions Chino Federal Credit Union 2290 Superior St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-2511 www.chinofcu.org Financial - Financial Services Edward Jones Investment James Edd Hughes 210 Hwy. 180 W., #100 Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 534-1221 www.edwardjones.com/en_us/fa/ index.html&cirn=860821 Zia Finance Felicia Sanchez 1445 Hwy. 180 E. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-1188 Financial - Loans A & A Title Loan 1485A Hwy. 180 E. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 534-9108 Financial - Loans/Tax Service Security Finance Bianca Fugueroa 704 N. Bullard St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-0300 nm_0860@sfcbranches.com
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Food & Drink - Bars The Watering Hole Denise Yeilding 708 Silver Heights Blvd. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-5666 www.redbarnsteakhouse.com
Wrangler’s Bar & Grill Jim Nennich 2005 Hwy. 180 P.O. Box 559 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 538-4387 www.wranglersbarandgrill.com
Food & Drink - Fast Food McDonald’s 1105 Hwy. 180 E. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-1128
Food & Drink - Restaurants/Tavern Little Toad Creek Inn & Tavern Teresa Dahl-Bredine & Dave Crosley 1122 Hwy. 35 Lake Roberts, NM 88049 (575) 536-9649 info@littletoadcreek.com www.littletoadcreek.com
Sonic Drive In 201 E. 14th St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-4161 Food & Drink - Italian Ice Cream & Desserts Alotta Gelato Mitchell Hellman & Starr Belsky 619 N. Bullard St. Silver City, NM 88061-5410 (575) 534-4995 www.alottagelato.com Food & Drink - Restaurants Adobe Springs Café Gregg Cook 1617 Silver Heights Blvd. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-3665 adobespringscafe@gmail.com www.adobespringscafe.com Buckhorn Saloon and Opera House Thomas Bock 32 Main St. Pinos Altos, NM 88053 (575) 538-9911 www.buckhornsaloonandoperahouse.com Diane’s Restaurant Diane Barrett 510 N. Bullard St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-8722 www.dianesrestaurant.com Drifter Restaurant Denise Yeilding 711 Silver Heights Blvd. Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 538-2916 info@driftersilvercity.com www.driftersilvercity.com La Cocina Restaurant Eugene Bustillos 201 W. College Ave. P.O. Box 5180 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 388-8687 Off the Hook Restaurant Ken Harris 1700 Mountain View Rd. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 534-1100 offthehook.food@yahoo.com Red Barn Family Steakhouse Denise Yeilding 708 Silver Heights Blvd. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-5666 www.redbarnsteakhouse.com
Fitness & Dance Studios Conservatory of Dance Melinda Shaner 2020 Cottage San Rd. P.O. Box 690 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 538-5865 convsdance@aol.com
Shevek and Company Shevek Barnhart 602 N. Bullard St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 534-9168 www.silver-eats.com
StarDancers Studio Joanna Stinson 2662 Pinos Altos Rd. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-3524 www.stardancersonline.com
Spirit Canyon Lodge and Cafe Frances Land HC 68, Box 60 Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 536-9459 www.spiritcanyon.com
Funeral Homes Baca’s Funeral Chapel P.O. Box 2328 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 388-2334 www.bacasfuneralchapels.com Terrazas Funeral Luis Terrazas P.O. Box 197 Santa Clara, NM 88026 (575) 537-0777 www.terrazasfuneralchapel.com Government - County City of Bayard Mayor Charles Kelly P.O. Box 728 Bayard, NM 88023 (575) 537-3327 www.cityofbayardnm.com County of Grant, State of NM Jon Saari 1400 Hwy. 180 E. P.O. Box 898 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 574-0000 www.grantcountynm.com Town of Hurley Mayor Edward Encinas 101 Cortez Ave. Hurley, NM 88043 (575) 537-2287 www.hurleynm.com Town of Silver City Mayor James Marshal 101 W. Broadway Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-3731 www.townofsilvercity.org Village of Santa Clara Mayor Richard Bauch 105 N. Bayard St. P.O. Box 316 Santa Clara, NM 88026 (575) 537-2443 www.santaclaranm.com Government - Federal Gila National Forest 3005 East Camino Del Bosque Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-8201 www.fs.fed.us/r3/gila Government - State Office of the State Engineer District 3 Adam Polley 301 S. Tin St. Deming, NM 88030 (575) 546-2851 Healthcare Herbalife Independent Distributor Rick Vasquez (575) 654-6393 www.goherbalife.com/rickndonna Monavie Independent Distributor Brian Quick P.O. Box 459 Santa Clara, NM 88026 (928) 848-7151 quickbrian@live.com
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Healthcare - Clinics Fort Bayard Medical Center Donna Deason 41 Ft. Bayard Rd. P.O. Box 293 Santa Clara, NM 88026 (575) 537-8636 www.fortbayardmedcenter.org
Healthcare - Social Services Grant Cty Community Health Council Kendra Milligan 214 N. Black St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-9708 healthcouncil@grmc.org www.gcchc.org
Hidalgo Medical Services 610 N. Bullard St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 534-0101 www.hms-nm.org
Healthcare - Supplies Hometown Oxygen 2948 Hwy. 180 E. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 534-1966
Molina Healthcare of NM Tony Martinez 8801 Horizon Blvd. NE Albuquerque, NM 87113 (505) 642-2472 www.molinahealthcare.com
Horse Boarding Bar J Horse Boarding Jeanette Hamilton 3905 S. Broken Arrow Dr. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-3470 barjhorses@gmail.com
Sparks Clinic Dr. Twana Sparks 1000 N. Hudson St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-0486 sparksclinic@cybermesa.com www.sparksclinic.net Zia Family Healthcare Dr. Gregory Koury 10983 Hwy. 180 W. P.O. Box 891 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 534-4299 www.ziafamilyhealthcare.com Healthcare - Dentists Dr. W. Jay Garard, DDS 1617 Juniper St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-4952 Silver City Dental, P.C. Justin Porter DDS 1340 E. 32nd St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-5664 Healthcare - Doctors Southwest Bone and Joint Institute Mike McMillan 1268 E. 32nd St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 534-1919 www.southwestboneandjoint.com Southwest Family Medicine 1318 E. 32nd St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-1913 Healthcare - Hospital Gila Regional Medical Center 1313 E. 32nd St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-4000 www.grmc.org Healthcare - Mental Health Mimbres Region Mental Health Kathleen Hunt 315 S. Hudson St. P.O. Box 184 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 388-4497 www.bamhs.org Healthcare - Pharmacy Medicine Shoppe Steven Jones, R.Ph. 1123 Pope St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-1000 1250@medicineshoppe.com www.medicineshoppe.com Silver Rexall Drug, Inc. 1308 Silver Heights Blvd. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-1579
Los Establos en Ventana de Cielo Gregory & Lori Koury 70 Ventana de Sierra P.O. Box 2337 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 313-4211 www.heavenswindowstables.com Hot Springs Gila Hotsprings Vacation Center Becky Campbell HC 68 Box 80 Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 536-9551 gilahotsrpingsranch@gilanet.com www.gilahotspringsranch.com Insurance - Agents & Agencies Aflac Stella Bustos Carillo 1100 S. Main St., Ste. 12 Las Cruces, NM 88005 (575) 525-1148 sbcarillo1@yahoo.com Carson Insurance Agency Robert Carson 601 E. 19th St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-3787 info@carsoninsuanceagency.com www.carsoninsuranceagency.com Charles Garland Harris Insurance 3310 White Sands Blvd. Alamogordo, NM 88310 (575) 437-6910 cgh@cgh-insurance.com www.cgh-insurance.com Insurance First, Inc. Chelsea Hotchkiss 217 N. Bullard St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 534-9118 chelsea@insurancefirstnm.com www.insurancefirstnm.com Leavitt Group Southwest, Inc. 106 W. 13th St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-1555 info@leavittgroupsw.com www.leavitt.com NM Health Insurance Alliance 506 Agua Fria St. P.O. Box 5095 Santa Fe, NM 87502 (505) 989-1600 www.nmhia.com Janitorial Services Fred’s Carpet/Upholstery Cleaning Fred Stephens (575) 533-6460 Prudential Overall Supply P.O. Box 11210 Santa Ana, CA 92711 (800) 767-5536 www.pos-clean.com
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Knife Sharpening & Sales Phill’s Knife Sharpening Phillip Calloway P.O. Box 274 Tyrone, NM 88065 (575) 534-3911 Laundry & Dry Cleaning American Laundry Cleaners Grant Gose 121 W. 12th St. 407 N. Hudson St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-1842 info@oakridgehomes.biz American Linen Supply 550 N. Church St. Las Cruces, NM 88001 (575) 526-6641 Lawncare & Services Snedeker Enterprises John Snedeker P.O. Box 966 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 388-3731 Lodging - Apartments Los Cerros Apartments William Knuttinen 4210 Kiva Place Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-9819 info@los-cerros.com www.los-cerros.com Silver Cliffs Apt Tashanda Gaines 1414 Little Walnut Rd. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-9000 Lodging - Bed & Breakfast CP Homestead B&B Carolyn Pearcy 111 Bennett Rd. P.O. Box 184 Cliff, NM 88028 (575) 535-2401 info@cphomestead.com www.cphomestead.com D&D’s Organic Haven Deb Nordquist HC 61 Box 407 Glenwood, NM 88039 (575) 539-2483 nordy4@juno.com www.d-and-d-organic-haven.homestead.com Ir Y Venir Ranch Virginia Cordell 9275 Hwy. 180 W. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 535-2136 info@nmbedandbreakfast.com www.nmbedandbreakfast.com Lodging - Cabins & Cottages A Red Roof Cottage Susan Sherman 50 Main St. Pinos Altos, NM 88053 (575) 574-5581 susiesherman9@yahoo.com Agave Ridge Retreat Brenna Brown 301 W. College Ave., #14 Silver City, nm 88061 (575) 313-9843 reservations@agaveridgeretreat.com www.agaveridgeretreat.com Bear Creek Motel Billy & Dawn Donnel 4766 Hwy. 15 Pinos Altos, NM 88053 (575) 388-4501 info@bearcreekcabins.com www.bearcreekcabins.com
The Cabin Lew & Jan Huartson Cottage San Rd. Silver City, NM 88061 P.O. Box 832 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 388-1087 www.janandlew.webs.com Carriage House Cottage Patricia & James Reynolds 603 N. Black St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-9680 carriagehousecottage@msn.com www.carriagehousecottage.com Casa Arbol Jim Druffel 1010 Florence St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-4426 casas88061@gmail.com Casa de la Girafa Mary Frances 533 W. 13th St. Silver City, NM 88061 (509) 929-0124 info@themaryfrances.com www.casadelagirafa.blogspot.com Casa del Huerto in Pinos Altos Jan Weisling P.O. Box 417 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 538-1270 Casa Encantada Jim Druffel 1412 Mississippi Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-4426 casas88061@gmail.com Casa Serena Jim Druffel 1416 Mississippi Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-4426 casas88061@gmail.com Casitas de Gila Becky O’Connor 50 Casitas Flats Rd. P.O. Box 325 Gila, NM 88038 (575) 535-4455 info@casitasdegila.com www.casitasdegila.com Cottage of Whispering Canyon Eddie & Sandy Bagley 983 Hwy. 356 P.O. Box 316 Hanover, NM 88041 (575) 537-5505 www.cottageofwhisperingcanyon.com Georgetown Cabins Jon Eickhoff 104 Georgetown Rd. P.O. Box 590 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 534-4529 contact@georgetowncabins.com www.georgetowncabins.com Gila Hideaway Vincent Mazziotta 66 N. Fork Walnut Creek Rd. Silver City, NM 88061 (805) 689-6449 www.vacationrentals.com/vacation-rentals/ 78121.html?searchsource=simple% 20search-hp&searchterm=78121 Gila River House Emanuel Stamler 93 River Rd. P.O. Box 1318 Gila, NM 88038 (575) 535-2383 www.gilariverhouse.com
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The Guest House Mitzi Roberts 1014 W. 13th St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-3203 www.zianet.com/guesthouse High-Lonesome Guest House Cherie Salmon 26 High Lonesome Rd. Silver City, NM 88061 (800) 380-7323 orders@high-lonesomebooks.com www.high-lonesomeguesthouse.com Las Casas de Oro Jane Netz Seavers 4774 Hwy. 15, #14 Pinos Altos, NM 88053 (575) 574-2680 www.lascasasdeoro.com Las Palomas Guesthouse Sandra Riva/Jo Ann Collins 28 Alope Way P.O. Box 87 Gila, NM 88038 (575) 535-4600 info@laspalomasguesthouse.com www.laspalomasguesthouse.com Little Toad Creek Inn & Tavern Teresa Dahl-Bredine & Dave Crosley 1122 Hwy. 35 Lake Roberts, NM 88049 (575) 536-9649 info@littletoadcreek.com www.littletoadcreek.com Pinos Altos Cabins Bob Pelham 4687 Pinos Altos Rd. P.O. Box 5002 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 534-0406 info@pinosaltoscabins.com www.pinosaltoscabins.com Spirit Canyon Lodge and Cafe Frances Land HC 68, Box 60 Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 536-9459 www.spiritcanyon.com West Street Inn Suzanne Gershenson 1303 W St. P.O. Box 5111 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 534-2302 www.weststreetinn-nm.com Lodging - Cabins/RVs Lake Roberts General Store & Cabins Bonnie Kydd 869 Rte. 35 Lake Roberts Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 536-9929 www.lakeroberts.com Lodging - Hotels Bear Mountain Lodge Linda Brewer 60 Bear Mountain Ranch Rd. P.O. Box 1163 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 538-2538 info@bearmountainlodge.com www.bearmountainlodge.com Hideaway at Gallery 400 Inn Richard Deaton 400 N. Arizona St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 313-7015 gallery400request@yahoo.com www.gilahouse.com Palace Hotel Nancy Thompson 106 W. Broadway St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-1811 info@silvercitypalacehotel.com www.silvercitypalacehotel.com
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Lodging - Motels Comfort Inn Carol Vigil 1060 Hwy. 180 E. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 534-1883 www.comfortinn.com/ hotel-silver_city-new_mexico-nm016 Copper Manor Motel Denise Yeilding 710 Silver Heights Blvd. P.O. Box 1405 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 538-5392 info@coppermanormotel.com www.coppermanormotel.com Drifter Motel Denise Yeilding 711 Silver Heights Blvd. P.O. Box 1288 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 538-2916 info@driftersilvercity.com www.driftersilvercity.com Econo Lodge Rena’ Kilgore 1120 Hwy. 180 E. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 534-1111 econolodge@cybermesa.com www.econolodgesilvercity.com Holiday Inn Express Lanny Olson 1103 Superior St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-2525 www.hiexpress.com Lake Roberts Motel William Fisher 863 Hwy. 35 Lake Roberts Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 536-9393 lakerobertsmotel@gilanet.com www.lakerobertsmotel.com Motel 6 Sonja Luna 1260 University Ave. Riverside, CA 92507 (575) 388-1983 m64556bo@motel6.com www.motel6silvercity.com Rodeway Inn Sam Bhakta 3420 Hwy. 180 E. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-3711 www.choicehotels.com Whitewater Motel Marianne Sutton 5109 Hwy. 180 P.O. Box 158 Glenwood, NM 88039 (575) 539-2581 whitewater@gila.net www.whitewatermotel.com Lodging - RV Parks Burro Mountain Homestead Leroy Smith 665 Tyrone Rd. P.O. Box 859 Tyrone, NM 88065 (575) 534-3232 swcampers@gmail.com www.swcampers.com Mangus Terrace Mobile Home Larry Ferrin 10198 Hwy. 180 W. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 590-2900 lferrin@gilanet.com Manzano’s R.V. Park Elijio Manzano 103 Flury Ln. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-0918 www.manzanosrvpark.com
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Ridge Park RV Steve and Jeanie Rogers 2789 Hwy. 90 S. P.O. Box 825 Tyrone, NM 88065 (575) 388-1126 www.ridgeparkrv.com Silver City KOA Jim Blurton 11824 Hwy. 180 E. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-3351 www.campsilvercity.com
Silver City Daily Press Christina Ely 3130 A B Hwy. 180 E. P.O. Box 740 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 388-1576 Silver City Sun News Wayne Barnard 208 N. Broadway Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-5893 www.scsun-news.com
Silver City RV Park Julie Cason 1304 Bennett St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-2239 www.silvercityrv.com
Media - Radio Silver City Radio Sabrina Pack 1560 N. Corbin St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-3396 www.silvercityradio.com
Lodging - RV Parks/Camping Gila Hotsprings Vacation Center Becky Campbell HC 68 Box 80 Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 536-9551 gilahotsrpingsranch@gilanet.com www.gilahotspringsranch.com
Media - TV CATS (Community Access TV) Tanner Matchus 213 N. Bullard St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 534-0130 www.catsilver.org
Lodging - Short & Long Term Rentals Adobe Agave Ellen O’Bryan 309 E St., #6 Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-2917 info@adobeagave.com www.adobeagave.com BearPaw Ranch Vacation Rentals Rose Shoemaker Turkey Creek Rd. P.O. Box 99 Gila, NM 88038 (575) 535-2877 www.vacationrentals411.com/vacation/ 26318.html Montz Properties Bonita Montz 4701 Hwy. 15 Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-2775 brrmm@signalpeak.net Solar Home Rental George Grove 108 S. Pinos Altos Rd. Silver City, NM 88061 (504) 432-7093 www.vrbo.com/172803 Mail Services The UPS Store Bob Rios 2340 U.S. Hwy. 180 E. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 534-8487 store3822@theupsstore.com www.theupsstore.com Manufactured Housing Oakridge Home Industries, Inc. Charlie Gose 1400 Pinos Altos Rd. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-1842 www.oakridgehomes.biz Media - Newspapers Glenwood Gazette Gale Moore P.O. Box 4077 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 388-4806 www.glenwoodgazette.com Grant County Beat Mary Alice Murphy P.O. Box 1026 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 574-2703 editor@grantcountybeat.com www.grantcountybeat.com
Mining Freeport McMoRan Copper & Gold 110 W. 11th St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 912-5000 www.fcx.com Museums Silver City Museum 312 W. Broadway St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-5921 www.silvercitymuseum.org Nonprofit - Beef Education Copper Cowbelles Pat Hunt P.O. Box 307 Silver City, NM 88062 coppercowbelles@hotmail.com www.coppercowbelles.com Nonprofit - Car Show Copper Country Cruizers Doug Colgan P.O. Box 128 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 388-3468 clogan@q.com www.coppercountrycruizers.com Nonprofit Organizations AAUW Adrienne Dare P.O. Box 1525 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 388-2013 dareadrienne@gmail.com Fort Bayard Historic Preservation Society Kathy Hill P.O. Box 14 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 536-3161 www.fortbayard.org Friends of the Fire & Rescue Volunteers Lucy Whitmarsh P.O. Box 4012 Silver City, NM 88062 lmwk@dishmail.net Grant County Fair Assn. Jay Wysong P.O. Box 1433 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 388-1559 grant@nmsu.edu http://aces.nmsu.edu/fairs/index.html#grant Grant Cty Rolling Stones Gem & Mineral Society Kyle Meredith P.O. Box 1555 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 538-5706 www.rollingstonesgms.blogspot.com
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Silver City Woman’s Club Karan Turner P.O. Box 1579 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 313-1091 Town & Country Garden Club Wynona Tavernier P.O. Box 2164 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 534-4750 Nonprofit Youth Organizations Big Brothers Big Sisters of SW NM Stacie Christiano 1832 W. Amador Ave. Las Cruces, NM 88005 (575) 523-9530 stacie.christiano@bbbsofswnm.org www.bbbsofswnm.org
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Professions - Accounting Morones and Knuttinen, LLC Michael Morones 608 N. Bullard St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-2750 Stone McGee Co. CPAs Linda McGee 1311 Grant St. P.O. Box 2828 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 538-3795 Professions - Attorneys Laws & Company, LLC Thomas Laws 909 N. Hudson St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-1951
Boy Scouts of America Ernie Gonzalez 7601 Lockheed Dr. El Paso, TX 79925 (915) 772-2292 ernie.gonzalez@scouting.org www.yuccabsc.org
Lopez Dietzel Perkins David Lopez 1311 N. Grant St. P.O. Box 1289 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 538-2925 www.dlopezassociates.com
Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest Annette Toney 302 W. 11th St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-2481 www.gsdsw.org
Reynold’s Law Firm James H. Reynolds 215 W. Broadway St. P.O. Box 349 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 538-3431
Pets - Animal Shelters High Desert Humane Society Gigi Shoaf 3050 S. Cougar Way P.O. Box 1973 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 538-9261 hdhs@gilanet.com www.highdeserthumane.org
Professions - Business Consultants Effective Environment Sunny Yates 3910 N. Blackhawk Rd. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 534-2121 effenv@effenv.com www.effenv.com
Pets - Veterinary Care Gila Animal Clinic Dr. Paul Wilmeth 2435 Hwy. 180 E. P.O. Box 3049 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 388-2581 Plumbing J & S Plumbing & Heating Jerry Beck 2815 Pinos Altos Rd. P.O. Box 656 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 538-2973 Keenan Supply Bob Detterick 4043 Hwy. 90 SW Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-1586 Southwest Plumbing Tereso Rivera (575) 538-0423 Printing Pro Creative Design/Printing Rudy Dominguez 1306 N. Silver St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-1276 www.procreativedesign.net Sure Printing & Signs Caron & Stephen Hill 709 N. Hudson St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 534-4447 Unicorn Press Sue Patterson 2115 Memory Ln. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-3625 www.unicornpress.com
Professions - Economic Development NM Small Business Development Center Bruce Ashburn P.O. Box 680 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 538-6320 www.nmsbdc.org/silvercity Professions - Engineers Engineers, Inc. Dave Maxwell 301 W. College Ave. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-5395 silver@engineersinc.com www.engineersinc.com Professions - Facilities Maintenance Environmental Development Group Stacey Sires 4007 Hwy. 90 S. Tyrone, NM 88065 (575) 534-4239 www.edgroup.us Real Estate La Paloma Real Estate Tim Donovan 3516 Hwy. 35 Mimbres, NM 88049 (575) 536-3865 tim@lapalomare.com www.lapalomare.com Real Estate - Agents & Agencies Coldwell Banker - Enchantment Realty Jim Thomison 501 Silver Heights Blvd. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-2931 contactus@silvercity-realestate.com www.silvercity-realestate.com Dan Cook (Realtor) 1001 Pope St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 590-7773 dcookrealtor@gmail.com www.drealtor.net
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Garland Realty & Development 1001 N. Pope St. Silver City, NM 88001 (575) 388-1788 www.garlandrellc.com Prudential Silver City Properties Patrick Conlin 120 E. 11th St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-0404 www.prudentialsilvercity.com Silver City Real Estate Chris Trujillo 304 E. 17th St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 534-0441 christrujillo3905@hotmail.com Smith Real Estate & Property Management Becky Smith 505 W. College Ave. P.O. Box 1290 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 538-5373 www.smithrealestate.com Stinar Realty Colleen Stinar 311 N. Bullard St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 574-5451 www.colleensilvercityrealestate.com Wagon Wheel Realty Susan Turner 2105 Memory Ln. P.O. Box 1317 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 388-2692 www.wagonwheelrealtyinc.com Real Estate - Appraisers Dougan Anderson 20 Antelope Run Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-2655 Real Estate - Property Management Asset Advantage Property Mgmt Carson Morgan 1625 Silver Heights Blvd. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-5133 info@538-5133.com www.538-5133.com Real Estate - Surveying A&B Surveying Amanda Allred 317 E. 16th St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 597-7878 www.aandbsurveying.net Real Estate For Sale Henry Rhone Henry Rhone P.O. Box 1423 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 313-3033 www.silvercitycowtrail.com Realtors Beverly Hamill, RE/MAX Beverly Hamill 314 E. 14th St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 590-7674 bev@bevhamill.com www.bevhamill.com Recreation - Golf Courses Silver City Golf Course 9 Golf Course Rd. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-5041 www.silvercitygolfcourse.com Recreation - Tours Trail of the Mountain Spirits P.O. Box 865 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 538-2825 www.tmsbyway.com
Retail - Beading Thunder Creek Traders & Quilt Shop Nancy Coryelle 703 Bullard St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-2284 Retail - Beds & Bedding Bedroom Shoppe 1103 N. Hudson St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-5555 Retail - Bookstores High-Lonesome Books Cherie Salmon 26 High Lonesome Rd. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-3763 orders@high-lonesomebooks.com www.high-lonesomebooks.com/ cgi-bin/hlb/index.html Retail - Candles Scentsy Denise Adams (575) 537-0066 safescents@q.com www.adamsd.scentsy.us Retail - Convenience Stores Lake Roberts General Store & Cabins Bonnie Kydd 869 Rte. 35 Lake Roberts Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 536-9929 www.lakeroberts.com Snappy Mart Stores Jim Nennich 3130 Hwy. 180 E. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-1551 Retail - Cosmetics & Beauty Supplies Avon - Diana Gray Diana Gray (888) 358-6667 dianayouravonrep@yahoo.com www.youravon.com/dianagray BeautiControl Fran Iser (575) 313-5247 fran_iser@yahoo.com www.beautipage.com/mustang_fran Mary Kay Independent Beauty Consultant Christina Padilla (575) 534-1676 www.marykay.com/christinapadilla Retail - Department Store Wal-Mart Supercenter 2500 Hwy. 180 E. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-2222 www.walmart.com Retail - Farm & Ranch H&S Feed & Tack 182 Truck By-Pass Rd. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 534-9200 Retail - Flowers/Gifts Silver City Floral & Fine Gifts La Rea Henderson 204 E. 11th St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-1206 www.silvercityfloral.com Retail - Furniture Furniture Gallery Jeremy & Jamie Lewis 1300 N. Silver Heights Blvd. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-3109 furnituregallery@zianet.com www.thefurnituregalleryinc.com Hamilton Furniture Tonya Granillo 2706 32nd St. Bypass N. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-0700
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Retail - Gift Shops The Hester House Dorothy Porter 316 N. Bullard St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-1360 Kris’ & Krafters’ Kreations Kris Lowry 505-A Bullard St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 534-9927 Thunder Creek Traders & Quilt Shop Nancy Coryelle 703 Bullard St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-2284
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Retirement - Adult Residential Care Bridge Community Don Trammell P.O. Box 1052 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 574-2724 fc3info@gmail.com www.bricom.info Millie’s Center Carley Preusch 600 N. Hudson St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 534-9172 milliescenter@yahoo.com www.milliescenter.com
Retail - Gourmet Food/Wine Silver City Beverage Company Jim Nennich 2005 Hwy. 180 E. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-1231
RV Sales Lowry’s R.V. Center Dave Lowry 3510 Hwy. 180 E. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-5411 lowryrv@gilanet.com www.lowryrv.com
Retail - Groceries Food Basket Grocery Jim Nennich 1220 N. Hudson St. Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 388-1551 wnfoodbasket@cybermesa.com
Schools - Administration Cobre Consolidated Schools 900 Central Ave. P.O. Box 1000 Bayard, NM 88023 (575) 537-4010 www.cobre.k12.nm.us
Retail - Hardware Ace Hardware Ben Sine 3025 Hwy. 180 E. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 534-0782
Silver Consolidated Schools Dick Poole, Supt. 2810 N. Swan St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 956-2000 www.silverschools.org
Sun Valley Do it Sheila Hudman 1401 Silver Heights Blvd. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-3291 www.sunvalleyinc.net
Schools - High Schools Aldo Leopold Eric Ahner 1422 Hwy. 180 E. P.O. Box 770 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 538-2547 www.aldoleopoldhs.org
Retail - Jewelry Barbwire and Bling by Renae Renae Calloway barbwireandbling@ymail.com Conner Fine Jewelry Mike Conner 401 N. Bullard St. P.O. Box 999 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 538-2012 Fran’s Creations Francine Flores francineflores@msn.com Metal Design & Rozalind’s Jewels Rozalind & Audie Morgan (575) 534-0297 rrzzus@yahoo.com Retail - Lumber & Building Foxworth Galbraith 2850 Hwy. 180 E. P.O. Box 2768 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 538-5355 www.foxgal.com Retail - Paint & Painting Supplies Kwal Paint Irma Chavez 1316 Silver Heights Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 534-9104 Retail - Specialty Syzygy Tile Works Lee Gruber 106 N. Bullard St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-5472 www.syzygytile.com Yada Yada Yarn Suzi Calhoun 614 N. Bullard St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 534-4881 www.yadayadayarn.com
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Schools - Universities Western New Mexico University Dr. Joseph D. Shepard, President 1000 College Ave. P.O. Box 680 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 538-6011 www.wnmu.edu Septic Services Humphrey’s Enterprises Rodney Humphrey 177 Racetrack Rd. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-2152 Shooting Club Gila Rangers P.O. Box 663 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 313-2772 www.gilarangers.com Signs & Banners J & J Signs John Mahl Sr. 2 Shasta Rd. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-3256 jjsigns@signalpeak.net www.jjsignsnm.com Spa & Massage Ixchel of Gila Spa J. K. Stacy 2045 Memory Ln. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 519-2200 Special Events/Festivals Red Paint Powwow P.O. Box 5124 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 534-1379
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Tour of the Gila Jack Brennen P.O. Box 5192 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 388-3222 www.tourofthegila.com Sports - Soccer Silver City Soccer Club G. Koury P.O. Box 2337 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 313-4211 www.silvercitysoccer.com Sports - Softball Grant County Merchants Senior Softball Team Lew Huartson P.O. Box 832 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 388-1087 Storage Bypass Storage Jim Stauder 4028 Hwy. 90 S. P.O. Box 770 Tyrone, NM 88065 (575) 388-2200 www.bypassstorage.com Pinos Altos Self Storage Bill Starr 3020 Pinos Altos Rd. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-3635 Swap Meet Uncle Woody’s Flea Market Gordon Wood (575) 535-4254 unclewoodyflea@yahoo.com Tours - Space Spaceport America New Mexico Spaceport Authority 901 E. University Ave., Ste. 965L Las Cruces, NM 88001 (575) 373-6110 www.spaceportamerica.com Virgin Galactic virgingalactic@virgingalactic.com www.virgingalactic.com Transportation - Air Great Lakes Airlines 1022 Airport Pkwy. Cheyenne, WY 82001 (800) 554-5111 www.flygreatlakes.com Transportation - Shuttle Silver Stage Lines (800) 522-0162 Utilities - Bottled Gas Griffin’s Propane Doc Griffin 2334 Ranch Club Rd. P.O. Box 2737 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 388-4433 www.griffinspropane.com Utilities - Electric PNM 3815 N. Swan St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-3768 www.pnm.com Utilities - Gas NM Gas Company 1100 Hudson St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 956-1415 Utilities - TV/Internet Comcast Cable Brad Logan 1014 Pope St. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 538-3701 www.comcast.com
WNM Communications Dave Thomas 2005 Hwy. 180 E. P.O. Box 379 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 388-2546 www.wnmc.com Veterans Service Clubs American Legion Post #18 P.O. Box 1464 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 534-0780 nmalpost18@q.com www.americanlegionpost18.org Marine Corps League #1328 Frank Donohue P.O. Box 2251 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 574-0361 Vietnam Vets Jose Ray P.O. Box 1208 Bayard, NM 88023 (575) 534-4752 jose_r88061@yahoo.com Web Development CliffDweller Productions Frank Milo 3791 Southern Blvd. SE, Ste. 101 Rio Rancho, NM 87124 (505) 891-7400 www.cliffdwellerproductions.com Well Drilling & Service Badger-Western Exploration Cory Dalton 2009 Casa Loma Rd. Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 388-5900 badger@cybermesa.com Winery La Esperanza Vineyard & Winery David Gurule 100 De La O Rd. Sherman, NM 88041 (505) 238-6252 laesperanzavineyardandwinery@gmail.com www.laesperanzavineyardandwinery.com
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AmBank ......................................................................................... 23
Los Establos en Ventana de Cielo ...................................................... 2
B & S Construction & Design, Inc. ...................................................... 3
Millie's Assisted Living ..................................................................... 29
Bear Creek Motel & Cabins ............................................................... 3
RE/MAX Silver Advantage................................................................ 23
Border Area Mental Health Services Inc. .......................................... 28
The Red Barn Steakhouse................................................... Back Cover
Burro Mountain Homestead RV Park................................................ 15
Security Finance ............................................................................... 2
Carson Insurance Agency Inc. ......................................................... 21
Shevek & Co. Restaurant................................................................. 25
Cassie Health Center for Women .................................................... 27
Silver City Beverage Co......................................................................7
Chris's Auto Clinic & Import Parts ...................................................... 8
Silver City Daily Press & Independent............................................... 11
Conservatory of Dance ................................................................... 20
Silver City Floral & Co. .................................................................... 26
Copper Manor Motel ..........................................................Back Cover
Silver City KOA ............................................................................... 17
Dement Alarms, Inc. / Dement Electric, Inc........................................ 2
Silver City Museum ........................................................................ 20
The Drifter ..........................................................................Back Cover
Silver City Soccer Club .................................................................... 19
EconoLodge...................................................................................... 9
Silver Consolidated School District................................................... 24
Food Basket.......................................................................................7
Snappy Liquor ...................................................................................7
Ft. Bayard Federal Credit Union ........................................................ 8
Snappy Mart ......................................................................................7
Furniture Gallery, Inc. ....................................................................... 3
Colleen Stinar - Stinar Realty, Inc. ..................................................... 8
The Grant County Beat ................................................................... 10
Timberland Construction Inc. ............................................................ 1
Guadalupe Montessori School......................................................... 24
Top Mark Enterprises....................................................................... 23
H & S Electric Supply Depot............................................................... 2
VillageProfile.com, inc........................................................................4
Hidalgo Medical Services ................................................................ 28
W & N Enterprises, Inc. ..................................................................... 7
Holiday Inn Express......................................................................... 15
Water Protech ................................................................................... 2
Horizon Home Health ....................................................................... 5
Western Bank ................................................................................. 10
Horizon Hospice ............................................................................... 5
Western New Mexico University ...................................................... 24
James Edd Hughs - Edward Jones ................................................... 23
WNM Communications ........................................... Inside Front Cover
J & S Plumbing & Heating ................................................................. 3
Wranger's Bar & Grill ........................................................................ 7
Chuck Johnson - State Farm ........................................................... 21
ZIA Family Healthcare..................................................................... 27
Kris's & Krafters Kreations Gift Shop ................................................ 26
ZIA Finance Loans .......................................................................... 10
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THE RED BARN STEAKHOUSE Welcome to Silver City’s local landmark, serving families for over 30 years! Offering prime, aged, hand carved steaks and the BEST salad bar in town.
708 Silver Heights Blvd. • Silver City, NM 88061 575-538-5666 • www.redbarnsteakhouse.com Silver City’s Best Value! Restaurant and Lounge on site Renovated Rooms Family owned and operated for over 30 years. 710 Silver Heights Boulevard Silver City, New Mexico 88061 575.538.5392 www.coppermanormotel.com
Silver City’s favorite breakfast spot for nearly half a century.
711 Silver Heights Boulevard Silver City, NM 88061 • 575.538.2916 www.driftersilvercity.com
1912 - 2012, Celebrate New Mexico’s CENTENNIAL