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Silver City Today
By the People, for the People
Country Girls Nursery restocks after devastating fire
Community rallies to support local business as it recovers from hay barn blaze
Apr. 2, 2026 at 1:00am
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Just five days after a devastating fire in their hay barn, Country Girls Nursery and Feed owner Kendra Wolf said the store is still operating at close to normal. The fire burned so intensely that it affected their other feed supplies, and also affected other area businesses that needed to clean up some smoke and fire damage around their own properties. Despite the setback, the community has rallied to support the local business as it works to restock and get back on its feet.
Why it matters
Country Girls Nursery and Feed is an important local business that provides essential agricultural supplies and services to the Silver City community. The fire disrupted their operations at a critical time, but the community's support demonstrates the value placed on small, locally-owned businesses and the importance of neighbors helping neighbors in times of crisis.
The details
The fire burned the nursery's hay barn, affecting their feed supplies. Kendra and Wesley Wolf, the store's owners, have been working quickly to remove the damaged feed and bring in fresh shipments. While the plant nursery was largely unaffected, the fire also caused damage to neighboring businesses like Marshalls and Champion Car Wash. Despite the setback, the community has rallied around Country Girls Nursery, with customers coming in to buy plants and other items just to show their support.
- The fire occurred on March 27, 2026.
- The store was back to near-normal operations within 5 days of the fire.
- The final replacement feed shipments are expected to be delivered on April 4, 2026.
The players
Kendra Wolf
Owner of Country Girls Nursery and Feed.
Wesley Wolf
Co-owner of Country Girls Nursery and Feed and Kendra's husband.
Country Girls Nursery and Feed
A local agricultural supply store in Silver City, New Mexico that provides hay, feed, and other products to the community.
Marshalls
A neighboring business that was affected by the fire at Country Girls Nursery.
Champion Car Wash
Another neighboring business that was affected by the fire at Country Girls Nursery.
What they’re saying
“We have had great support from the community. They might usually just buy hay, but they've been coming in and say, 'We're going to buy some plants and take it to a friend or something, just so we can support you.'”
— Kendra Wolf, Owner, Country Girls Nursery and Feed
What’s next
Country Girls Nursery and Feed is expecting the final replacement feed shipments to be delivered by Friday, April 4, 2026, allowing them to fully restock and resume normal operations.
The takeaway
The resilience and community support demonstrated by Country Girls Nursery and Feed's recovery from the devastating fire highlights the importance of small, locally-owned businesses to the fabric of a community. Even in the face of adversity, the Silver City community has rallied behind this essential agricultural supplier, showing the power of neighbors helping neighbors.


