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Election Day is 48 Days Away – Plan to Vote

CIBOLA COUNTY, N.M. — The Nov. 3 General Election is now less than seven weeks away, and several important voting deadlines arrive well before Election Day.According to information provided by the New Mexico Secretary of State and Cibola County Clerk’s Office, voter registration by mail or online...
Village of Milan Trustee Roseanne Lopez Courtesy Photo

Village of Milan Trustee Roseanne Lopez Courtesy Photo

Milan Remembers Trustee Roseanne Lopez

MILAN, N.M. — Village Trustee Roseanne Lopez, a longtime Milan resident who served her community as both a village employee and elected official, died Saturday, Sept. 12, following a lengthy illness.The Village of Milan remembered Lopez as a dedicated public servant, a friend to many and someone...

Bluewater Lake to Receive $150,000 Public Wi-Fi Upgrade

BLUEWATER, N.M. – Bluewater Lake State Park is set to receive approximately $150,000 in public Wi-Fi improvements aimed at providing more reliable internet access for visitors and park operations.The project will establish high-speed Wi-Fi at several of the park’s most heavily used locations,...
Courtesy Drought.gov/National Weather Service Weather Prediction Center

Courtesy Drought.gov/National Weather Service Weather Prediction Center

Cibola Water Monitor – September 9 – 15

Heavy September rainfall forecast as Bluewater Lake continues to decline CIBOLA COUNTY, N.M. – A major surge of monsoon moisture is arriving in Cibola County after another week of declining water levels at Bluewater Lake and the Rio San Jose, setting up an important test of how September rainfall...
Courtesy Photo

Courtesy Photo

Roadwork, Closures Expected on BIA Routes Near Ramah

RAMAH, N.M. — Motorists traveling through portions of the Ramah Navajo community should prepare for road closures and delays over the next several weeks as road improvement projects get underway.The Ramah Navajo Police Department announced that work is taking place on BIA Route 195 in the Unit 5...

$3.2 Million I-40 Road Project Begins West of Grants

GRANTS, N.M. — Motorists traveling Interstate 40 west of Grants should prepare for construction and possible delays beginning Monday as the New Mexico Department of Transportation starts a $3.2 million rehabilitation project covering nine miles of the interstate.NMDOT District Six and Mountain...