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4th Quarter Honor Roll

Continued To B6
Wednesday, July 22, 2026
Bluewater ElementaryGrade Student Name03 Arnold, William T.03 Barron, Xander D.03 Burdine, Nizhonii S.03 Etsitty, Cassia A.03 Hernandez, Ezekiel03 Ledesma, Davon I.03 Martinez, Draiden J.03 Miller, Preston D.03 Pinkston, Kent W.03 Stewart, Mason L.03 Yellowhair, Kylie T04 Campos, Josiah J.

NMSU’s July Movie “Identity Unknown”

Cibola Moviegoers
Wednesday, July 22, 2026
GRANTS, N.M. - Part I What do these movies have in common: “The Bourne Identity,” “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind,” “50 First Dates,” “Hancock,” “The Long Kiss,” “Memento,” “Overboard,” “Regarding Henry,” and “The Vow.”Did you realize the commonality?
Cibola County’s 2026 drought story is shown in shades of yellow, orange and red as conditions intensified from moderate and severe drought early in the year to extreme drought across most of the county by summer. A weak winter snowpack, limited spring runoff, declining levels at Bluewater Lake and persistent heat left the county increasingly dependent on monsoon rainfall for relief. Diego Lopez - CC

Cibola County’s 2026 drought story is shown in shades of yellow, orange and red as conditions intensified from moderate and severe drought early in the year to extreme drought across most of the county by summer. A weak winter snowpack, limited spring runoff, declining levels at Bluewater Lake and persistent heat left the county increasingly dependent on monsoon rainfall for relief. Diego Lopez - CC

Cibola Drought Monitor – June 2026

Diego Lopez, Editor
Wednesday, July 22, 2026
Halfway through the year, extreme drought covers nearly all of Cibola County CIBOLA COUNTY, N.M. – Halfway through 2026, Cibola County’s drought story has become one of persistence, escalation and waiting.The county has now officially spent the first six months of the year entirely in drought.