Community

Community Schedule

January 9 What? Classic Movie “The Treasure of the Sierra Madre.”When? January 9 at 1 pm. Where? NMSU Library.January 23 What? Classic Movie “His Girl Friday.”When? January 23 at 1 pm. Where? NMSU Library.February 6 What? Classic Film “Cyrana de Bergerac.”When? Friday, February 6 at 1 pm. Where?

Community Schedule

December 12What? Cibola Arts Council and Filipino community presents: Bayanihan for a Cause When? December 12 at 5 – 8 pm Where? NMSU GymDecember 13thWhat? Light Parade Floats & Cookie Crawl When? December 13 at 6:00 pm Where? Downtown Grants. Call 505-658-2450 for more information.What?

Community Schedule

December 4thWhat? Art Show When? Thursday, 12/4/2025 @ 4- 6 pm Where? Cyber Cafe at NMSU Campus, 1500 N. Third StreetDecember 5th – 6th What? Christmas Craft Fair When? December 5th – 6th Where?

Community Schedule

November 29 What? Kids Arts Camp Clay Pinch Pots When? November 29 at 2 – 4 pm Where? Cibola Arts Council December 5th – 6th What? Christmas Craft Fair When? December 5th – 6th Where? Methodist Church on First Street Friday 3-6:30 pm, Saturday 10 am to 4 pm Call 505240-5417 for more information.
Ramah Navajo Police Department Officer Yazzie poses with a pumpkin display during the Pinehill Wellness Center’s Pumpkin Carving Event on Oct. 29. The event, supported by RNPD, the Cibola County Sheriff’s Office, and Miss Eastern Navajo Queen, brought families together for a day of creativity and community fun. Courtesy Photo

Ramah Navajo Police Department Officer Yazzie poses with a pumpkin display during the Pinehill Wellness Center’s Pumpkin Carving Event on Oct. 29. The event, supported by RNPD, the Cibola County Sheriff’s Office, and Miss Eastern Navajo Queen, brought families together for a day of creativity and community fun. Courtesy Photo

Ramah Navajo Police Strengthen Community Bonds Through Service and Safety Efforts

RAMAH — The Ramah Navajo Police Department (RNPD) has spent the past week balancing proactive enforcement with community connection, reflecting a deep commitment to both safety and service within the Ramah Navajo community.