Methane gas leak rumor appears to be false

CIBOLA COUNTY, N.M. – Recently, rumors of a massive methane gas leak just outside the Pueblo of Laguna began to make its way around the internet.

Two unique ways to cook a Thanksgiving turkey

Thanksgiving is a beloved holiday. Families may have their own unique Thanksgiving traditions, but one staple of this kickoff to the holiday season is bound to make its way to Thanksgiving dinner tables no matter how unusual families’ holiday celebrations may be: turkey.

What to do with Thanksgiving leftovers

Holiday hosts toil for hours to create lavish meals everyone will enjoy. It’s not uncommon for Thanksgiving tables to be covered with more food than guests can conceivably (and comfortably) consume.

Prepare a delicious turkey for your Thanksgiving dinner table

While there are no laws governing which dishes must appear on Thanksgiving dinner tables, for many the fourth Thursday of November simply would not be complete without turkey. Turkey can be cooked in various ways, but roasting might be the most popular method used by Thanksgiving celebrants.

Chaotic Chambers

This story will contain some expletives, they are all used in quotes to give a deeper understanding of the emotion in the chamber. GRANTS, N.M. – Local government watchers would not have been wrong to assume the Grants City Council was fractional even before the COVID-19 pandemic began.

Southwest Yard & Garden; Indoors or Outdoors? Bringing plants indoors may do more harm than good

Question: Should I bring my potted trees and shrubs inside for the winter? I have a willow tree, a poplar tree, and a berry bush, and I live at 7,300 ft - Ora N.

Southwest Yard & Garden; Care for Ornamental Shrubs and Grasses: Okay to Prune Lightly Now, but Save Major Cuts for Late Winter

Question: Our chamisa was glorious this year, but it is very leggy. Should I prune it back, and if so, how much? I haven’t pruned grasses either, and wonder if that is also something that I should do (feather grass, giant sacaton).-Barbara G.

Taking care of pets in the City of Grants

GRANTS, N.M. — Many pet owners feel that their pets are a part of their family; they are the fourlegged, furry extensions of the family. This is how the Grants Animal Care Center and Director Cheri Baisden also feel about all of the pets in Cibola County.

Valor and tradition; Respecting Cibola’s brave

GRANTS, N.M. – The annual Veteran’s Day celebration at Veteran’s Park in Grants, N.M. saw veterans from across Cibola County come to honor and support each other, along with numerous civilians who wanted to thank their county’s soldiers for the sacrifices they made to preserve America’s freedom.

Larceny and death threats

GRANTS, N.M. – Grants Police Department police officer Matthew Sylvester put his deduction skills to the test on November 11. He discovered that Devin Nelwood, 23, had allegedly attempted to steal a motorized shopping cart from Smith’s Grocery Store on Roosevelt Avenue in Grants, New Mexico.