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A Grants Fire & Rescue ladder truck rolls through a local parade, showcasing the department’s emergency response capabilities. As drought conditions heighten fire risks in Cibola County, local fire departments are emphasizing preparedness, interagency cooperation, and community fire safety measures as a shortage of volunteer firefighters grows in the area. Courtesy of GFR
Cibola County Fire Departments Bolster Preparedness Amid Rising Drought Concerns
Bill Which Could End ICE Detention in Cibola Passes House, 35-25, Stirs Job Loss Anxiety
Construction Challenges, Teacher Recognitions, and FFA Achievements at GCCS
Stay A’Float This Semester with the Chamber of Commerce
A graph depicting the sharp rise in fentanyl and fentanyl analogue-related overdoses from 2015 to 2020, with a 136 percent increase recorded between December 2019 and December 2020. The trend highlights the escalating impact of synthetic opioids in the U.S. drug crisis.
Cibola Health Council Hosts Second Annual Fentanyl Awareness Event Amid Ongoing Overdose Crisis
Cibola’s Legislative Wrap-Up: Feb. 26 – March 5
Martha Garcia Sworn in as House District 6 Representative, Ending Months-Long Political Crisis
Brunch at Double Six Art Gallery Highlights Grants' Tourism and Economic Growth Initiatives
Ryan Waterbury, the new Executive Director of the Grants Cibola County Chamber of Commerce and New Mexico Mining Museum, promises brings a new perspective with many goals. He said “I think we’re definitely moving in the right direction.” Courtesy Photo