Man catalogs 3000 pages of Western history online
Silver City resident Robert Boyle has spent 17 years building a website with more than 3,000 pages on Western history. The collection covers gunpowder origins, Doc Holliday, the O K Corral shootout, Billy the Kid, Kit Carson, and other Southwestern figures, preserved for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Robert Boyle
Billy the Kid
Boyle
Southwest
Robert
Peo
Kit Carson
Old West Daily Reader
June Ogle
The Ranches anniversary story highlights its history
The Ranches founded in 1944 by the Albuquerque Kiwanis Club grew from a 2600 acre Rio Grande ranch south of Belen housing 60 boys to a volunteer placement facility for troubled teens. It now serves 26 residents in single gender cottages with a resident couple, offering academic, life, and vocational programs, without government funding. Open house info and contact details are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque Kiwanis Club
Albert Buck
Rio Grande Steel
Rio Grande
Belen
New Mexico
Yates
Travis Yoakum
Travisyoakum
Theranches.org
Yoakum
Suspect Accused in North Atkinson Avenue Incident
A woman living with the alleged victim alerted police after finding her in the hallway crying. The victim said Hernandez-Rosales had met her days earlier, proposed cuddling, and initially agreed to no further contact. She reported telling him to stop and described his description and vehicle. No attorney listed in online records as of press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkinson Avenue
Hernandez-Rosales
Man Arrested After Camping By Pecos Elementary Site
Pleads allege Carrillo camped outside Pecos Elementary at 600 E Hobbs St about 9 55 a m on June 25. Officers found narcotics, methamphetamine, a box blade knife and an assault rifle part, plus tooters. Bond set at 2500. trial slated for December 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrillo
Chaves
Pecos
E. Hobbs St
Roswell
Chaves County
K.C. Rogers
Chaves County Detention Center
Carril
Free to Provide recruitment launches in New Mexico
The New Mexico Department of Health launches a campaign to attract health care professionals with a message about greater clinical freedom in New Mexico. Health Secretary Patrick Allen cites the tougher legal and political climate in Texas and other states and promotes a free to provide campaign with online ads billboards and a sponsoring website. The effort targets metropolitan areas in Texas and Arizona and involves 37 hospitals clinics and providers joining the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Department of Health
New Mexico
Patrick Allen
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ple
Doc Holliday
Gun
Eral
Clanton Gang
Imagine Edgenuity
Belen High School
Socorro County
Jared Kallunki
Silver City Daily Press
Arizona
Roswell-Ru
Walnut St