NMSU Names Five Finalists for President, Including State Education Secretary Arsenio Romero

New Mexico Public Education Secretary Arsenio Romero, the fourth education secretary under Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham, is a finalist in New Mexico State University’s search for a new president.

It’s Okay to Grieve

The loss of a family member is one of the most difficult and challenging experiences a person can go through in their lifetime. Coping with the grief and emotional pain can be a long and difficult process, but there are steps you can take to help you through this difficult time.

Welcome Mainstreet Project’s New Director

GRANTS, NM – Welcome Denise Hanson, Mainstreet Project’s new Director as of mid-July. Her enthusiasm and optimism have found many allies in the community. All are looking forward to accomplishing ventures that will undoubtedly enhance the appearance and reputation of our cozy Southwestern town.

Community Announcement

55th Annual Bi-County FairCome enjoy the 55th Annual Cibola/McKinley Bi-County Fair!The fair takes place every year over Labor Day weekend at the rodeo grounds in Prewitt, NM.

Pet of the Week Meet Annie

Annie who is a spayed 2year-old Great Pyranese-mix female that was picked up on Ann Street but sadly unclaimed. She'd be a great addition to a family with kids and is great with cats and other dogs that are not alphas.

Most Wildfires are Human-Caused

SANTA FE – In New Mexico, wildfire conditions are generally receding by the month of August, but this year is different. The National Interagency Fire Center’s Predictive Services outlook says that we can expect an increase in fire potential into the month of October.

Acoma Pueblo Leaders Featured in “Water Can’t Wait” Public Education Campaign

SANTA FE, N.M. – Acoma Pueblo leaders are featured in a new public education campaign called “Water Can’t Wait” to encourage policymakers in Santa Fe to focus more on statewide water issues.

Ex-chief charged with coverup

Editor’s Note: The Cibola Citizen and the Marion County Record are members of the National Newspaper Association. Staff of the Cibola Citizen chose to run this article to stand in solidarity with the Record and the First Amendment.

Supreme Court Resolves Dispute Over “Zombie Debt” From Defaulted Car Loans

payment on a loan deficiency does not restart the time limit under New Mexico law for bringing a lawsuit to recover the uncollected balance on a repossessed vehicle, the state Supreme Court ruled today.In a unanimous opinion, the Court rejected arguments by Autovest, L.L.