Smoking Rates Decline, but Nicotine Use is on the Rise

SANTAFE, N.M. –The New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH) calls attention to a shifting public health challenge in New Mexico: people may be smoking cigarettes less, but they are vaping more.NMDOH encourages New Mexicans to seek help in quitting.

“Life With Father” by Clarence Day Jr.

CIBOLA COUNTY, N.M. - Part I Actor William Powell had his brown hair dyed red for the role of Clarence Day SR.William Powell had his eyebrows dyed red for the Clarence Day Sr. role.William Powell changed his voice to become the real-life character, Clarence Day Sr.

Iran war update: Iran Suspends Talks as Limited Fire Resumes and Shipping Comes Under Attack

GRANTS, N.M. – Iran has suspended U.S.

Cibola Election Results 2026

CIBOLA COUNTY, N.M. – The June 2 primary election is underway, but because the Cibola Citizen publishes on Wednesdays, today’s print edition will not be able to include complete and final election-night results.The Cibola Citizen will post updates on our website as results become available.

Governor Declares Statewide Drought and Severe Fire Conditions – Agencies will Coordinate Community and Water Protection Efforts

SANTA FE, N.M.

Drought Intensifies Across Cibola County

GRANTS, N.M. – The latest U.S. Drought Monitor update shows drought conditions intensifying across Cibola County, with no part of the county classified as drought-free, abnormally dry or only in moderate drought.According to data valid May 19, 100% of Cibola County is now in drought.

New Mexico Posts One of Nation's Largest FAFSA Completion Gains

SANTA FE, N.M. — New Mexico achieved one of the largest year-over-year FAFSA completion increases in the country this year, joining just three other states to hit a 20% gain as national completion rates reached an all-time high.The National College Attainment Network (NCAN) reported that 54.

Native students Drive Conversation at Education Summit

New Mexico identified as national model for Native education SANTA FE, N.M. – Native American students and families shared feedback directly with state and tribal leaders Wednesday at the Government-to-Government Indian Education Summit at Santa Ana Pueblo.