Stolen political signs

GRANTS, N.M. – Two candidates that are running for public office in the City of Grants have had signs stolen from them and are seeking community assistance to bring the thefts to a halt.

Arrests

Grants Police Department January 23 Adrian Mescale, born in 1986: Drunk or disorderly Jane Dow, unknown birthdate: Drunk or disorderly Julius Chapo, born in 1989: Disturbing the peace Tyrell Mariano, born in 1997: Disturbing the peace.

Cibola County Requesting Citizens Input for County-wide Broadband Plan

GRANTS, NM – Cibola County is developing a broadband plan for all our county residents. We would like to invite you to take our surveys regarding broadband within the County. The first survey is for residential broadband. You can take this survey even if you don’t have broadband at your home.

HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY TO OUR LOCAL SENIOR CITIZENS

CIBOLA COUNTY,-N.M. We want to give a shout out to Sally Gallegos, an Instructional Coach at Grants High School! She organized an activity where GCCS district students and St.

N.M. Revenue

The current booming oil and gas revenues flowing to the state are almost enough to make New Mexicans forget the massive budget cuts we experienced just a few short years ago.

Learning more about Milan’s 2022 mayoral candidates: Felix Gonzales

VILLAGE OF MILAN, N.M. – Local elections are quickly approaching and one of the positions up for grabs is the position of mayor for the Village of Milan. Felix Gonzales has been the Mayor of Milan for the past four years, and he is seeking re-election in March, but he will not run uncontested.

City Council Candidates: Rick Lucero and Richard Jones

CITY OF GRANTS, N.M. - Election Day is March 1, and many of the hopeful candidates for Grants City Council are preparing for the big day.

The Grants Police Chief

GRANTS, N.M. – After turmoil struck the department, then lieutenant Jeff Marez stepped up and went to work, streamlining the way Grants Police Department operates. After several weeks as interim chief, Marez has officially become the Grants Police Chief.

Camera confusion

MILAN, N.M. – Law enforcement across Cibola County went into full activation when a sixth-grade student from Milan Elementary walked out of the school and was missing for about 15 minutes on February 9.