Sticks and stones

Dear Editor: As being a resident of Grants, NM and going to city council meetings on Facebook, it’s amazing to me how unprofessional our city leaders are, specifically the mayor.

Shedding Light

Some people enjoy music and some people don’t. I can say for certain that I am among those who do. Music has had a strong presence in my life for a very long time. I grew up in a church with a big worship band, that of which included both of my parents.

Cleaning the beautiful community

Dear Editor: This past Saturday we had a Cibola County Cleanup in the beautiful Land Grant community of Seboyeta. There was a great turnout, and I am especially grateful for Kilino Marquez and Debbie Lopez that are on the Land Grant Board.

Dr. Collins, having helped lead New Mexico’s COVID-19 vaccination effort, will move back to academic life

SANTA FE N.M. – Dr. Tracie Collins, who has served as New Mexico health secretary for eight months, will return to academic life at the end of July.

Protect our uranium workers

In just a year, from July 11, the compensation program created under the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act (RECA) will come to an end. We need our elected representatives in Congress to extend and expand that program to help all of those in our state who have been affected by radiation.

State of Affairs

Founding Father James Madison, also known as the Father of the Constitution, penned Federalist No. 10, The Utility of the Union as a Safeguard Against Domestic Faction and Insurrection (1787).

Conference aims to inspire and empower female entrepreneurs

Tactical training, strategic networking and inspirational speeches from three entrepreneurial trailblazers highlight a two-day WE Mean Business virtual conference July 7 and July 8.

Pondering Pundit

The Fourth of July is a wonderful time of the year for families to get together for food, fun, fireworks and laughs. However, this day also has a great meaning to these freedoms we enjoy every day. Our independence, our freedom.

How could they not care?- Part two

Animals left to die behind Walmart. Last week we told you about two beautiful dogs left to starve and die from lack of food and water behind Walmart. We told you about the people of Grants/Milan bringing food and water each day to save them. Well, here is the rest of the story.

Shedding Light

There is a band that I listened to when I was younger called Superchick. I know the name sounds a little funny, but it was actually a great band with really insightful lyrics.