New Mexico Sees $267.1 Million in Student Loan Debt Forgiven Under Biden Administration

SANTA FE, N.M. — The New Mexico Higher Education Department announced on Monday that 6,270 New Mexicans have benefited from federal student loan forgiveness initiatives under President Joe Biden’s administration, resulting in a total debt discharge of $267.1 million in the state.

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First Quarter Honor Roll - Part Two

Aryanna M. Amaro, Layla N. Apodaca, Julius J. Brown, Santiago E. Brown, Kenli C. Brownfield, Nylah J. Bruce-Antonio, Alysia M. Candelaria, Daniel X. Carrillo, Zayne R. Castillo, Larenzo Delgarito, Myia R. Fernandez, Aletheia C. Flores, Faith A. Frank, Jasen R. Galindo, Braxton E. Garcia, Amelio A....

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Road Closure, City of Grants: There will be a road closure of Iron Ave. from Warren to Santa Fe Ave., including the Iron/High St. intersection, starting on Monday, February 19th, 2024 for 2 to 3 weeks for utility work.

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NMCGA ON THE TRAIL

George Mendoza from Lincoln County was honored at the 2023 Inspector of the Year at the Joint Stockmen’s Convention that was held in December. President Bronson Corn said “George Mendoza is extremely devoted to his profession and enjoys what he does.

WHY THINK ABOUT GROWING TOMATOES IN WINTER

Everyone loves tomatoes. Of all the vegetables, the tomato plant is grown by more people. This past summer was an especially hard year for gardeners and tomatoes. We had a cold spring and tomatoes like warmth so they sit in the ground and won’t grow.

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Bring a white, cotton tee-shirt and prepare to tie-dye, Saturday, January 27 from 2-4 p.m. at the Double Six Gallery on Route 66 / 1001 W. Santa Fe Ave. Art camp is for all ages and the gallery provides the dyes and rubbed bands.