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Mayor Erik Garcia examines the dry, compacted ground at Coyote del Malpais Golf Course in Grants during a recent tour of the property. The area behind him is the course’s driving range, where city officials say long-term water, soil and infrastructure problems have contributed to the facility’s decline. Diego Lopez - CC

Mayor Erik Garcia examines the dry, compacted ground at Coyote del Malpais Golf Course in Grants during a recent tour of the property. The area behind him is the course’s driving range, where city officials say long-term water, soil and infrastructure problems have contributed to the facility’s decline. Diego Lopez - CC

Coyote del Malpais Golf Course Faces Long Road Back

City says years of water, infrastructure and budget problems left Grants’ public course struggling GRANTS, N.M.
What Cibola County Property Taxes Actually Fund

What Cibola County Property Taxes Actually Fund

What Cibola County Property Taxes Actually Fund

From schools and county government to hospital funding and higher education, the tax dollar moves farther than many residents may think GRANTS, N.M. – When Cibola County residents pay property taxes, the money does not stay with county government. It funds society that pays into it.
Strength in Numbers: The 4th GCCS Math Competition

Strength in Numbers: The 4th GCCS Math Competition

Strength in Numbers: The 4th GCCS Math Competition

GRANTS, N.M. Students of Grants Cibola County Schools (GCCS) from 7th to 12th grades flocked to Grants High School (GHS) on April 17, 2025, for the annual Math Competition, which aims to challenge and recognize students in terms of their math skills.