State Canvass Board Certifies 2024 General Election Results, Orders Automatic Recounts

SANTA FE – New Mexico’s State Canvass Board met today in Santa Fe and unanimously certified the results of the 2024 General Election.The State Canvass Board is composed of the Governor, Secretary of State, and Chief Justice of the New Mexico Supreme Court.

The Festival of Wreaths

GRANTS, N.M. – Founded in 1996 by people who saw the need to help victims of domestic violence, Roberta’s Place has housed over 3,779 women and children and helped over 100 victims a year through its 24-hour crisis call line, 505-2877724. The organization has helped 300 people a year.

Co-op Returns $1.72 Million in Capital Credits to Its Members

GRANTS, N.M. – Continental Divide Electric Cooperative is pleased to announce its governing board has approved the retirement of $1,727,225 in capital credits.

Upcoming SNAP Changes for New Mexico in 2025

GRANTS, NM – The state and federal government have updated and made more strict rules on how people are eligible to qualify for SNAP benefits. These rule changes will very specifically impact Laguna Pueblo and Cibola residents aged 1854 who receive SNAP.

Announcement of Monitoring Report for Public Review

Fiscal Year 2024 Cibola National Forest Biennial Monitoring Evaluation ReportALBUQUERQUE, NM – November 6, 2024 – The Cibola National Forest is proud to announce the release of its first Biennial Monitoring Evaluation Report (BMER).

Final Feasibility Study Released for Strategic Water Supply

Governor’s 50- Year Water Action Plan to develop new water suppliesSANTA FE — The New Mexico Environment Department (NMED) released its final feasibility study for the Strategic Water Supply (SWS), marking a significant milestone in Gov.

Grants MainStreet Project Secures $40,000 Forestry Grant for Tree Risk Assessment

Grants, NM — The Grants MainStreet Project is thrilled to announce the award of a $40,000 forestry grant with an additional $14,000 funded by New Mexico MainStreet to fund a comprehensive Tree Risk Assessment within the MainStreet district.

Stay Safe on the Road this Holiday Season

The night before Thanksgiving has become known nationwide as a time for college students to reconnect with hometown friends. In Cibola County, just like elsewhere, this evening often means gatherings and celebrations.

New Mexico Department of Justice Highlights Charities Team During Charity Fraud Awareness Week

The NMDOJ encourages the public to vet charities prior to giving as the holiday season approaches.

Thanksgiving, a Story of Perseverance

To escape persecution and attain religious freedom, 102 Pilgrims left Europe on a small ship called the Mayflower, on 16 September 1620.Sixty-six days later, they dropped anchor near the tip of Cape Cod, further north than their intended destination, at the mouth of the Hudson River.