Animal Care Clinic cares about pets

We are neither an animal shelter nor a pound. We are the “Animal Care Center” of Grants. Our mission is to save the lives of precious dogs and cats. Our policy is to NOT EUTHANIZE. We save, not destroy. We rescue starving and abandon pets from certain death.

Community Calendar

The Cibola Citizen welcomes announcements about community events. Please include contact information: phone number, email address or website. There is no charge for publishing calendar announcements. Contact the Cibola Citizen at editor@cibolacitizen.com; call 505-287-3840 or 505- 604-4347.

Community Calendar

The Cibola Citizen welcomes announcements about community events. Please include contact information: phone number, email address or website. There is no charge for publishing calendar announcements. Contact the Cibola Citizen a t editor@cibolacitizen.com; call 505-287-3840 or 505-604-4347.

Southwest Yard & Garden; Frequently asked questions about roses

Many roses grow well in New Mexico, even with minimal care and relatively low amounts of water. For more details from the following archived columns and answers to other common rose questions, visit the blog version of this column at https://nmsudesert-blooms.blogspot.com/.

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The Cibola Citizen welcomes announcements about community events. Please include contact information: phone number, email address or website. There is no charge for publishing calendar announcements.

Mount Taylor Medical Supply owners celebrate one-year anniversary with grand opening

About one year ago, Mount Taylor Medical Supply, a business that has been in Grants, New Mexico for many years, was purchased and taken over by Parkhurst pharmacist Matt Munson and health worker Shelley Martinez.

Community Calendar

The Cibola Citizen welcomes announcements about community events. Please include contact information: phone number, email address or website. There is no charge for publishing calendar announcements. Contact the Cibola Citizen a t editor@cibolacitizen.com ; call 505-287-3840 or 505-604-4347.

Water saves Bluewater farmers; ‘Drought is death of the earth’ (Part III)

The Cibola Citizen is publishing a series on the history of Bluewater and the creation of Bluewater State Park. Brief synopsis of Part I: The Bluewater Land and Irrigation Company was registered in Valencia County in 1894.

Community Calendar

The Cibola Citizen welcomes announcements about community events. Please include contact information: phone number, email address or website. There is no charge for publishing calendar announcements. Contact the Cibola Citizen at editor@cibolacitizen.com; call 505-287-3840 or 505- 604-4347.