The Legacy Continues: Part 2

GRANTS, N.M. Last week, we explored how New Mexico's uranium boom gave rise to Uranium Capital Speedway, a volunteer-built dirt track that became a gathering place for miners, mechanics, and their families. But building the speedway was only the beginning. Its greatest story is how it survived.

New Mexico Secretary of State’s Office to Celebrate National Poll Worker Recruitment Day on August 11

This Nationwide Effort Encourages Citizens to Sign Up as Poll Workers SANTA FE, N.M. — The New Mexico Secretary of State’s Office is joining the U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC) in recognizing August 11, 2026, as National Poll Worker Recruitment Day.

City of Grants Boards Offer Residents A Direct Role In Local Government

GRANTS, N.M. — Residents do not have to run for mayor or City Council to take part in shaping the future of Grants.

A Few Votes Can Shape Cibola County

Recent turnout data shows local races and public funding questions are often decided by a small share of residents CIBOLA COUNTY, N.M. – In Cibola County, elections are often decided by a much smaller group of people than the county’s total population might suggest.

McKinley County Water Systems Begin Hazard Mitigation Planning

McKINLEY COUNTY, N.M. — Several McKinley County water systems are working with county and regional officials to identify natural hazards, assess infrastructure vulnerabilities and develop projects aimed at reducing future damage.

Cibola County Victim Notification Notification System Remains Offline Amid Ongoing Technical Problems

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State Parks Extending Camping Stays, Waiving Some Fees

SANTA FE, N.M. – With New Mexico’s ongoing drought continuing to impact recreation areas, New Mexico State Parks is extending the maximum stays across the system from seven to 14 consecutive days.

Cibola Water Monitoring Report – July 29 – August 5

Monsoon flooding causes damage, Rio San Jose flowing stronger CIBOLA COUNTY, N.M. – Another week of summer monsoon weather brought both benefits and challenges across Cibola County.

17 Inmates Certified as Peer Support Workers

GRANTS, N.M. - 17 inmates at the Western New Mexico Correctional Facility in Grants completed the Certified Peer Support Worker (CPSW) certification program, continuing to make New Mexico among the few states offering CPSW training and certification inside correctional facilities.