A Big Tech Legislative Putsch Against Innovators

Lawmakers are billing bipartisan legislation recently introduced on Capitol Hill as a compromise peace agreement in the ongoing policy war between startup innovators and Big Tech behemoths. In truth, however, the Patent Trial and Appeal Board Reform Act would lock in a massive victory for Big Tech.

Civics Potpourri

The advancement of technologically has heavily influenced how society now functions. With a push of a button, we can take pictures, record videos, look for information, play music, watch movies, and so much more - regardless of where we are.

Cibola Students encouraged to take part in Civics Bee

The Annual Competition will take Place in States Across America to Elevate Civics as a National Priority The U.S.

Feeding Cibola’s Hungry

Despite the fact that the COVID public health emergency is expected to officially end in April of this year, the government announced that the COVID Emergency increase in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program commonly known as SNAP will come to an end in March of 2023.

We Encourage You to Choose Catholic Education

Catholic Education is a choice! When I arrive each morning to start my day at St. Joseph Mission School, I am amazed by the commitment each parent has made to drive their child(ren) to and from our school.

Donn Webb, Cruzzin Cibola

When I was young, I thought I could handle anything. Needless to say, that didn’t work. Many bumps in the road have since passed. About 20 years ago I turned to the Lord and I began to build my faith, hope, and love. That helped me achieve peace. I want to thank the priests at St.

Cibola Drought Monitor – January Update

After significant precipitation, parts of Cibola County are no longer classified as being in drought.

Help Stop the Theft of Newspapers

After an audit of last week’s newspaper sales, the Cibola Citizen was able to determine that, on average, over $350 worth of newspapers are stolen from our machines every week.