Mental Health Wednesday: Seasonal Affective Disorder in the Spring

As the season changes and the weather becomes warmer and brighter, many people look forward to the arrival of spring. However, for those who struggle with Seasonal Affective Disorder, the transition to spring can be challenging.

Judge Finds Legislative Council Service in Violation of IPRA

SANTA FE – The New Mexico Foundation for Open Government (FOG) applauds the decision by New Mexico First Judicial Court Judge Kathleen McGarry Ellenwood ruling the New Mexico Legislative Council Service (LCS) violated the Inspection of Public Records Act (IPRA) by failing to fulfill a request from...

COVID-19 in Cibola Trough March

Because of increases in March, COVID-19 cases in Cibola are now at their highest since December 1, 2022. Climbing through the month of March, Cibola County was hit with an increase of cases which brought one death due to COVID-19 at the end of the month.

NMDOT crews address potholes along state roadways

Springs storms create ideal conditions for potholes SANTA FE – The abundance of rain and snow this spring, which is typically welcome news following our years of drought, has created ideal conditions for potholes along New Mexico Roadways.

First Five-Year Review of Safety Measures at Former Kirtland Demolition Bombing Range has Begun

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New Food Pantry on The Way

GRANTS, NM – The Grants Community Pantry is preparing for a move. There is no set date, but according to Alice Perez, who is the Executive Director of the Community Pantry and Hope Garden in Gallup as well as the Grants Community Pantry, the move will happen by June 1.

Hospitable Grants Wants You

GRANTS, N.M. – Hospitable Grants wants you. The paid hospitality training program sponsored by Grants Main-Street Project is seeking employed and unemployed residents with a desire to join the hospitality industry and gain new skills to prepare them to be ambassadors for Cibola County.