Past issues · Issue 2026-w23

Week of June 1, 2026

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Archived snapshot of June 1, 2026. This is a read-only copy of Grant County Good News restored from a recovered database backup. It is not current and is no longer updated. Every event listed here has already happened, and businesses may have moved, changed, or closed since then. Listings are not endorsements or current sponsorships.

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History notes

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Manuel, who was behind on horseback, escaped by hiding in heavy underbrush.
Manuel's escape was aided by having dropped a glove and turning back to look for it, which delayed him; he heard shots but thought it was someone shooting at game.
Manuel Barrera is the son who escaped an Indian attack on the Barrera family near the Frisco river in October 1890 and reported the killings.
Location of the Naiad mine and where Frank Lenoir had resided for two years.
The first road in El Paso county was built in 1886, running through Ysleta, Socorro, San Elizario, and ending at Qiedrllla.

Hidden gem

Trail

Trail Canyon Trail #169 ↗

Trail Canyon is the kind of place where you set down your pack and stay a while — deep pools, flat rocks for lunch, and total silence.

Check current trail and road conditions with the Gila National Forest before you go.

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