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State 4H Champions

(Courtesy Photo)

Sierra County 4H team members gather for a group photo with county extension agent Dee Wear during the State 4H competition last week in Las Cruces. (Not pictured are Jaylah Dow and Keely Muncy.)

By Dee Wear
SIERRA COUNTY EXTENSION AGENT

Sierra County 4-H members traveled to Las Cruces for the State 4-H Conference last week. Members from Sierra County competed against youth from across the state in various judging competitions.

The vigorous competitions challenge participants to gain subject matter knowledge while expanding their critical thinking and public speaking skills.

Congratulations to our two State Champions. Jaylah Dow received the top high individual award in the Range Management contest and Keely Muncy took first in..

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Pump It Dry

(SENTINEL Photo/Frances Sanchez)

By Chuck Wentworth
SENTINEL

A crew with Rapid Environmental Services was on hand Wednesday morning, July 21 to pump out any remaining fuel and liquid from underground storage tanks of the long-abandoned gas station located at North Date Street and Third Avenue.

The property was officially condemned earlier this year and officials with the City of Truth or Consequences have since been working to ensure the site is properly...

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Monticello Plaza Upgrade

(SENTINEL Photo/Chuck Wentworth)

By Chuck Wentworth
SENTINEL

Sierra County officials, residents of Monticello, property owners and friends gathered for the grand opening of the community's new special events stage facility Tuesday morning, July 20.

With assistance from State legislators, county authorities and a host of community members, the new stage was completed ahead of a July 30 project deadline and will serve as the focal point of activities for many years to come.

Aside from being fully wired with electricity to provide a great venue for future performers, the stage also houses a much-needed water system. Hidden from view is a...

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