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Gene Riedinger, the new GHS head football coach, is 'building' the team under the mantra of 'toughness' as they work out twice a week over the summer. Franklin Romero - CC

Gene Riedinger, the new GHS head football coach, is 'building' the team under the mantra of 'toughness' as they work out twice a week over the summer. Franklin Romero - CC

Riedinger Readying Pirates

GRANTS, N.M. - Gene Riedinger, the newly minted Pirate head football coach, is “building” this summer as he and his staff work out next season’s players through their drills twice a day in preparation for the upcoming season.“We practice twice a day 6:30-8:00 work on mostly weights and agility...

Court Sides With Game and Fish in Catron County Elk Lawsuit

Appeals court rules state not liable for damage caused by wild elk CATRON COUNTY, N.M. — A New Mexico Court of Appeals ruling could have major implications for ranchers, hunters and landowners across Western New Mexico.In a decision filed June 3, the court sided with the New Mexico Department of...
Cibola Fishing Report – June 9 - June 154

Cibola Fishing Report – June 9 - June 154

Cibola Fishing Report – June 9 - June 154

BLUEWATER LAKE, N.M. – Mid-June brought one of the more interesting fishing reports of the season at Bluewater Lake, with local anglers reporting strong tiger muskie action even as the state’s broader report described the bite as slower.
Retiring GHS head football coach, Steve Brown, reflects on his coaching tenure at Grants High School and the impact he made on athletes in those years. Franklin Romero - CC

Retiring GHS head football coach, Steve Brown, reflects on his coaching tenure at Grants High School and the impact he made on athletes in those years. Franklin Romero - CC

Coach Brown Reminisces

GRANTS, N.M. – After 20 years on the sidelines, in the locker room, and impacting the lives of countless student-athletes, a defining era of Grants High School football came to an end following the 2025 season.

Appeals Court Upholds State’s Elk Management Authority

CIBOLA COUNTY, N.M. – The New Mexico Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish and the New Mexico State Game Commission in a lawsuit brought by Catron County landowners who argued the state’s management of elk damaged their private property.In an opinion...