Community Schedule

August 6What? Student Immunizations – Got Shots When? August 6th at 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm Where? Cibola County Public Health Office. 700 E. Roosevelt Ave. Suite 100. 505-2854601, option 1.August 9What? 3rd Annual Cibola Community Cookout When? August 9th at 3 pm – 5 pm Where?

Aging Department Launches New Website

SANTA FE – The New Mexico Aging and Long-Term Services Department (ALTSD) has launched a newly redesigned website.

NM Interstate Stream Commission seeks public input on Water Security Planning Act Discussion Draft Rule and Guidelines

SANTA FE – The New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission Planning Program seeks public input on the Water Security Planning Act Discussion Draft Rule and Guidelines through February 21.The public can provide input at Main-StreamNM.

New Mexico syphilis rates drop 31% — first decrease in years

SANTA FE – New Mexico achieved a significant public health victory with syphilis rates dropping for the first time since 2018, demonstrating that sustained, targeted interventions can reverse even the most challenging disease trends.

Taking Care of Your Yard During a Heat Wave

Louisville, Ky. - As temperatures rise, so should the care of your yard’s lawn and landscape. However, it is important to ensure your yard is healthy before a heat wave hits.“The healthier your grass, trees, and shrubs, the more resistant it will be to extreme temperatures.

Three Acoma Pueblo Students Honored with Scholarships from NMGC

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Three students from Acoma Pueblo are among the 20 Native American recipients of this year’s New Mexico Gas Company (NMGC) scholarship, a statewide initiative that supports Indigenous students pursuing college degrees, trade certifications, and technical training.

Wellbeing Wednesday

Your brain needs rest just like your body does. In a world that glorifies being “busy,” taking time to rest is a radical act of self-care. Try going to bed 30 minutes earlier this week, taking a walk withoutyourphone,orsimply pausing to breathe deeply.

Pet of the Week

At just 2 months old, Angelica was found alongside her sibling, scared and starving. At barely 5 pounds, she was skin and bones, she was too weak to eat and too tired to cry. Today, at 5 months old and a healthy 20 pounds, Angelica is nearly unrecognizable.

Grants City Council Meeting

Amerika Rougemont, ReporterGRANTS, NM - On July 16th, a city meeting lasting about three hours discussed the Verkada Security System, Police Department updates, Animal Care Center, Fire and Rescue updates, and the appointing and re-appointing of people onto boards.

N.M. State Land Office Smashes Records as it Auctions First Oil and Gas Leases at Newly-created 25% Royalty Rate Championed by Commissioner Garcia Richard

SANTA FE, N.M. – For the first time, the New Mexico State Land Office has auctioned oil and gas leases at a 25% royalty rate after a new state law backed by Commissioner of Public Lands Stephanie Garcia Richard kicked in.