Feeling the crunch

Dear editor, Extreme left Decorates at it again Biden voted to overturn Roe v Wade in 1982 saying women don’t have ‘sole right’ to say what happens to bodies (yahoo.com). Biden also said each state should decide its own abortion laws!

Founding Fathers (and Mothers)

Dear editor, The first wave of European settlers to the New World were fleeing the domination of the Church that repressed the right to worship as they saw fit.

State of Affairs

I am very familiar with Buffalo, New York. I knew that Tops grocery store that was the scene of a mass shooting this last weekend. I would go to get basic groceries like bread, sandwich meat, and sometimes spirits. I laughed at that Tops. There was one time I went to grab a bite for dinner.

Corruption

Dear editor, Owner Members of CDEC: Family, Friends, Neighbors, the Co-Op Board of Directors Election is over and where 2nd place comes with no bells and whistles, it does have merit in the interest one stands for in the community.

Always Living and Learning

I would like to express the great appreciation I have for my journalism class at Grants High School. The class is made up of 22 students who are just finalizing their fourth and final Angry Jack Journal student newspaper edition for the current school year.

Ask Nancy Q+A: Lost

Dear Nancy: Since suffering an injury that has caused me agonizing, chronic pain, all that I have worked for in my 15-year career is slipping through my fingers. Management at my former job discredited the struggle I faced, and I am afraid that other jobs will also fail to acknowledge my needs.

Letters to the Editor

Cleaning Grants Dear editor, The City of Grants took very seriously the task to have a spring cleaning!

State of Affairs

All the right pieces are where they need to be – for the first time in years – and I truly believe that Cibola County is fit for an explosion of economic opportunity. There are a few kinks that need to be worked out, but for the first time in a long time there is a hope in the heart of Cibola.

Supreme Court expands educational program on the rule of law

I am excited to announce the second year of a New Mexico Supreme Court civics education program about the judiciary’s role in our democracy and the development of the rule of law. Last year’s program was a resounding success, reaching over 580 students in schools statewide.

Shedding Light Resurrection Reflections

For some people, holidays are like a green light. Particularly for the people who keep the traditions going, the holidays are very busy times and the only thing that comes to mind is “go, go, go!” For others, myself included lately, holidays are more like a speed bump.