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Help wanted

Help wanted

Help wanted

CIBOLA COUNTY, N.M. - A hiring surge has been on the move throughout the state of New Mexico and Cibola County. This surge has been met with a lack of workers, making it very difficult for businesses to hire and operate in the ways that they would like.

Tips for writing an obituary

Do not feel obliged to include cause of death. While acquaintances who first learn of a person’s death via an obituary may be curious about cause of death, loved ones of the deceased do not have to include such information if they are uncomfortable doing so.

The Municipal Judge

CITY OF GRANTS, N.M. – Over the last few weeks, we have been exploring the nuances of the Grants City Charter; we’ve discovered that the charter is a restriction on the powers of the mayor, city council, and city manager.

COVID -19

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Small Wonders is celebrating Barbara Kissinger's life

Small Wonders is celebrating Barbara Kissinger's life

Small Wonders is celebrating Barbara Kissinger's life

Small Wonders is celebrating Barbara Kissinger's life and long time service to the Center with a memorial bench placed near the entrance to the building. Barbara was a friend, an employee and later a long standing board member. She is fondly remembered and greatly missed. Scott Ford - CC
City appoints new Manager

City appoints new Manager

City appoints new Manager

GRANTS, N.M. - The Grants city council were split on the appointment of K. Vanessa Chavez as the new city manager during Monday’s, April 26 meeting, with councilmen Erik Garcia and Fred Rodarte voting yes to appoint Chavez as manager while councilmen Rick Lucero and Fred Padilla voted no on the...

Clarifying the facts

MILAN, N.M. - In the story written on April 21, “Homestake abandons $230 million remediation efforts,” three issues were misreported by the Cibola Citizen. The Cibola Citizen regrets these errors.