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The New Mexico Public Education Department (PED) reported a 76.7 percent graduation for the class of 2023. There was a significant difference between traditional school students and those whose high school career had a Career Technical Pathway, with those students seeing a 95.77 percent graduation rate. Three school districts in the state far exceeded the state average: Bernalillo Public Schools, Gadsden Independent Schools, and Bloomfield Public Schools. Courtesy Photo

The New Mexico Public Education Department (PED) reported a 76.7 percent graduation for the class of 2023. There was a significant difference between traditional school students and those whose high school career had a Career Technical Pathway, with those students seeing a 95.77 percent graduation rate. Three school districts in the state far exceeded the state average: Bernalillo Public Schools, Gadsden Independent Schools, and Bloomfield Public Schools. Courtesy Photo

Graduation Rates for the Class of 2023 Stagnant

Diego Lopez, Reporter
Wednesday, July 24, 2024
The New Mexico Public Education Department (PED) released graduation rate data for the class of 2023 on July 11, presenting a mixed picture of the state’s educational progress.While PED focused on the 95.

NTU Recognizes Jonathan Chinana for Innovation in Technology

Press Release
Wednesday, July 24, 2024
Crownpoint, NM Navajo Technical University is pleased to recognize Jonathan Chinana from Cuba, NM, for his outstanding contributions to developing an affordable Kibble Balance based on the National Institute of Standards and Technology. This innovative device is crucial in measuring mass, and Mr.
GCCS Unveils New Travelling Academic Awards

GCCS Unveils New Travelling Academic Awards

GCCS Unveils New Travelling Academic Awards

Press Release
Wednesday, July 24, 2024
The new GCCS academic awards travelling trophies for Best Gains in Math, Best Gains in ELA, and Best Gains in Science are now on display at the District office and they look absolutely fabulous!
GrantsAnimal Care Center 722 Sakelares Boulevard

GrantsAnimal Care Center 722 Sakelares Boulevard

Pet of the Week Meet Gandalf

News Staff
Wednesday, July 24, 2024
This is Gandalf. He is a 2-yearold male Anatolian Shepherd that has a cryptorchid toes as well as a stifle frozen/possible hip problem. He's neutered, chipped, with all current rabies and vaccinations. He's sweet with other dogs and is ready for a home
The Grants/Cibola County Chamber of Commerce, under new leadership with Les Gaines as Executive Director and Heather Porter as President, is committed to promoting business prosperity and community health in the area. The Chamber is organizing key events and initiatives to attract visitors, support local businesses, and ensure economic stability, while also emphasizing the rich mining heritage of Cibola County. Mikayla Smith - CC

The Grants/Cibola County Chamber of Commerce, under new leadership with Les Gaines as Executive Director and Heather Porter as President, is committed to promoting business prosperity and community health in the area. The Chamber is organizing key events and initiatives to attract visitors, support local businesses, and ensure economic stability, while also emphasizing the rich mining heritage of Cibola County. Mikayla Smith - CC

Chamber of Commerce is Building Prosperity, Driving Growth

Diego Lopez, Reporter
Wednesday, July 24, 2024
The Grants/Cibola County Chamber of Commerce is under new leadership and is actively working to promote business prosperity and healthy communities in the area.
Mikayla Smith - CC

Mikayla Smith - CC

Nancy’s Appliances, Flood Survivor

Kathryn Marmon, Reporter
Wednesday, July 24, 2024
GRANTS -- Nancy’s Appliances on First Street was another casualty of the recent flood. The appliance store has reopened, but cleaning is still necessary to restore the store to its former condition. Other store owners along First Street had similar experiences.

Community Announcement

News Staff
Wednesday, July 24, 2024
Gardening Classes Series Cibola County Cooperative/NMSUMonday July 29th, 2024Fruit and Vegetable Canning ClassPlease call to register for classes at 505.287.9266. All classes will be held at 515 W. High St. Grants, NM 87020.

FAMOUS BIRTHDAYS

News Staff
Wednesday, July 17, 2024
JULY 14Dan Reynolds, Singer (37)JULY 15Lana Parrilla, Actress (47)JULY 16Will Ferrell, Actor (57)JULY 17David Hasselhoff, Actor (72)JULY 18Kristen Bell, Actress (44)JULY 19Brian May, Musician (77)JULY 20Gisele Bündchen, Model (44)
The City of Grants and Cibola County declared a state of emergency following severe flooding on June 21, which caused extensive damage to infrastructure and prompted immediate mobilization of emergency services. Courtesy Photo

The City of Grants and Cibola County declared a state of emergency following severe flooding on June 21, which caused extensive damage to infrastructure and prompted immediate mobilization of emergency services. Courtesy Photo

Responding to the Flood

Diego Lopez, Reporter
Wednesday, July 17, 2024
The City of Grants and other areas in Cibola County were severely impacted by flash flooding on June 21, prompting both the city and county to declare a state of emergency. The flood, described as a 100-year storm, caused extensive damage to homes, businesses, vehicles, and roads.