Alfalfa cube recall issued for product distributed in New Mexico

NEW MEXICO – The U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) has cautioned horse owners not to feed alfalfa cubes that are part of a manufacturer recall. This recall effects Cibola County. On Dec.

FBI Offers New Reward to Solve Laguna Homicide

LAGUNA, N.M. – Tragedy struck New Laguna on August 12, 2021, when a murder was committed. Now the Federal Bureau of Investigations is seeking public assistance in discovering the person or people responsible for the brutal murder.

Cibola Drought Monitor – December Update

Drought conditions in Cibola have remained mostly the same over the last month with slight improvement month-over-month. Conditions slightly improved over the month, with November 2022 being the 45th driest November in 145 years of drought tracking. November brought 0.

Luminaria Lighting Honors Miners

GRANTS, N.M. – Cibola County has a rich history in mining. Uranium once boomed in this community, creating a strong economy that eventually led to the creation of Cibola County as a breakaway from Valencia County.

Wildfire Preparedness is Year-Round: Don’t Hibernate on a Preparedness Plan

GRANTS, N.M. – December 6, 2022 – Take this seasonal break to create or review and improve your personal preparedness plan for emergencies.

Bringing Hope to the Community

A Grants Resident’s Quest to Help Homeless and Local Economy Cold temperatures are driving residents inside their homes to stay warm. For those residents without housing, bridges, abandoned buildings and tents are the only protection against the cold and the wind.

Hidden Gem: Double Six Art Gallery

GRANTS, N.M. – The Double Six Art Gallery, operated by the non-profit Cibola Arts Council, is an oftenmissed arts venue showcasing the talent of local artists.

Senior Citizen

Lunch Served Monday - Friday (11:30 - 12:30) Suggested Meal Donation Seniors 60+ $1.

Shop with a Cop

GRANTS, N.M. – Shop with a Cop is an event where underprivileged students in Cibola are given money to go holiday shopping. The students are accompanied by a law enforcement officer who will help them keep track of the money they have to spend and help them to reach items at the store.

Christmas Spirit in San Rafael

SAN RAFAEL, N.M. - According to Novella Crowther, students at San Rafael Elementary have upheld the tradition of caroling as long as many can remember. She said that the students used to ride on a fire truck through the streets of San Rafael while caroling in previous years.