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Missing Person

Missing Person

Missing Person

Diego Lopez, Reporter
Wednesday, July 13, 2022
GRANTS, N.M. – Cruza Armijo, 26, a resident of the City of Grants, has been missing since June 30. Armijo is the second person to go missing and not be found quickly in a few months.
Cibola and School Safety

Cibola and School Safety

Cibola and School Safety

Diego Lopez, Reporter
Wednesday, July 6, 2022
GRANTS, N.M. – Statewide, threats to schools are on the increase. The Federal Bureau of Investigation is seeing a massive increase in threats to schools. In just the first six months of 2022, the FBI noted an 850 percent increase in threats of violence toward schools.
Cibola County COVID-19

Cibola County COVID-19

Cibola County COVID-19

News Staff
Wednesday, July 6, 2022
Stats as of July 4 7,840 Total cases 590 Active cases 197 Deaths 40% Decrease in 14-Day change rate 19,589 Residents with one vaccine shot 16,350 Residents fully vaccinated The CDC says COVID transmission in Cibola County is HIGH. Data suggests cases are undercounted. .
Productive Work Honors Grants’ Hardworking Youth

Productive Work Honors Grants’ Hardworking Youth

Productive Work Honors Grants’ Hardworking Youth

Diego Lopez, Reporter
Wednesday, July 6, 2022
GRANTS, N.M. – The City of Grants went to work on June 29, the busy schedule included an award presentation to local hard-working youth that helped beautify First Street, and the purchase of new police cruisers for Grants Police Department.
Cibola Braces for Extreme Heat

Cibola Braces for Extreme Heat

Cibola Braces for Extreme Heat

Diego Lopez, Reporter
Wednesday, July 6, 2022
Extreme Weather is on the way to Cibola County. The National Weather Service is warning residents in the western portion of the United States that a heat dome is preparing to settle over the region, bringing potentially record-breaking heat to Cibola County.
COVID-19 in June

COVID-19 in June

COVID-19 in June

Diego Lopez, Reporter
Wednesday, June 29, 2022
Cibola County has so far had a rough month in the battle against COVID-19. Cases are on the rise, and due to holidays COVID-19 data is lagging from the state Department of Health. Four residents have died in Cibola County from COVID-19 since May 31.