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Youth Groups Making Grants a Clean Spot

GRANTS, N.M. – Spring will be upon us in a couple of months and the City of Grants is accepting applications for Youth Group Adopt a Spot. This program contracts youth groups to clean public areas while raising money for their organization.
The Legislative Finance Committee met on Jan. 17 to discuss the Western Interstate Hydrogen Hub that promises to bring jobs and economic growth to Cibola and McKinley Counties. While the project still has a way to go, New Mexico – and especially Cibola County – is excited for the project. Cibola sent a delegation of local government officials to represent the whole county. Diego Lopez - CC

The Legislative Finance Committee met on Jan. 17 to discuss the Western Interstate Hydrogen Hub that promises to bring jobs and economic growth to Cibola and McKinley Counties. While the project still has a way to go, New Mexico – and especially Cibola County – is excited for the project. Cibola sent a delegation of local government officials to represent the whole county. Diego Lopez - CC

Escalante: A New Hydrogen Power Station

SANTA FE, N.M. – Facing questions about sustaining the economy when the future OF coal and other fossil fuels is up for debate, the State of New Mexico is looking to hydrogen power to meet any gaps in power generation and increase state revenue while diversifying the state’s income stream.
Cibola County COVID-19

Cibola County COVID-19

Cibola County COVID-19

Stats as of January 16 9,146 Total cases 306 Active cases 209 Deaths 31% Decrease in 14-Day change rate 19,904 Resident with one vaccine shot 16,617 Resident fully vaccinated The CDC says COVID transmission in Cibola County is LOW. Data suggests cases are largely undercounted.
NTU Class of 2022 Fall Commencement Ceremony

NTU Class of 2022 Fall Commencement Ceremony

NTU Class of 2022 Fall Commencement Ceremony

CROWNPOINT, NM – On December 16, 2022, Navajo Technical University, friends, and family celebrated a momentous occasion as graduates received their respective program certificates, Associate, and Bachelor’s degrees.

January Coffee with the Managers

With the holidays behind us and 2023 laying ahead, Cibola County Manager Kate Fletcher met with citizens at Coffee with the Managers which takes place the first Thursday of every month at Coyote Del Malpais Golf Course in Grants, N.M.
Donn Webb, Cruzzin Cibola

Donn Webb, Cruzzin Cibola

Donn Webb, Cruzzin Cibola

Hope your new year is going well for you. Here is a couple of ideas for the coming year, 1. Start a hobby like collecting model cars, trucks, planes, trains, or boats. 2. Watch American Pickers on Tv. They can give you some useful ideas on collecting. 3. Watch your money.
Furniture Zone and Laura’s Laundry light displays are pictured, showcasing the beauty of Cibola’s businesses and the care they take in their community. Tiffany Frank, manager at Laura’s Laundry, accepted the prize money and put on the display for the laundromat.

Furniture Zone and Laura’s Laundry light displays are pictured, showcasing the beauty of Cibola’s businesses and the care they take in their community. Tiffany Frank, manager at Laura’s Laundry, accepted the prize money and put on the display for the laundromat.

Light Up Cibola Winners

GRANTS, N.M. – The Light Up Cibola winners were announced, with the $500 prize going to Furniture Zone at 200 E. Santa Fe for their unique and festive holiday light decor that moved and inspired many local residents.
Milan Police Sergeant Carlos Vallejos and Milan Fire Chief Daniel Urioste are seen getting ready to answer questions at the first monthly Coffee With A Cop even that takes place at the Village of Milan Rec Center on 407 Airport Road the first Wednesday at 9 a.m. of every month. This is an opportunity for the public to engage with their law enforcement and offer ideas, solutions, and help identify where law enforcement can improve.

Milan Police Sergeant Carlos Vallejos and Milan Fire Chief Daniel Urioste are seen getting ready to answer questions at the first monthly Coffee With A Cop even that takes place at the Village of Milan Rec Center on 407 Airport Road the first Wednesday at 9 a.m. of every month. This is an opportunity for the public to engage with their law enforcement and offer ideas, solutions, and help identify where law enforcement can improve.

First Monthly Coffee With A Cop

If you consider yourself a concerned citizen and would like the opportunity to engage face-to-face with a law enforcement official in the Village of Milan, then mark your calendar for the first Wednesday of every month for Coffee With A Cop.