Community Calendar

Thursday January 18th, 2024 at the Special Education Complex: If you suspect your child has learning concerns or issues, including giftedness, and you would like to have your child's skills screened, please call Desiraye Lopez 285-2643 to make an appointment. Please make an appointment.

TurfMutt’s Tips for Enjoying Your Yard, A Winter Wonderland

Spending time outside in your own backyard and community green space – backyarding, as the TurfMutt Foundation calls it – is good for you no matter what time of year.

Mental Health Wednesday

As we step into the promising realm of a new year, it's imperative to continue prioritizing our mental health.

Mental Health Wednesday

As Christmas draws nearer, the holiday spirit is in full bloom. The twinkling lights, festive decorations, and the anticipation of spending quality time with loved ones create an atmosphere of warmth and joy.

County Receives Distinguished Budget Award

CHICAGO, IL – Government Finance Officers Association is pleased to announce that County of Cibola, New Mexico, has received GFOA’s Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for its budget. The award represents a significant achievent by the entity.

Early College High School Donates Thanksgiving Baskets to Roberta’s Place

GRANTS, NM – It’s the time of year where thanks and giving back to others is celebrated and encouraged. Every year near Thanksgiving the Early College High School puts together baskets of donated food and items by the students to donate to an organization in the community.

Community Calendar

November 23 and 24 Offices Closed All Cibola National Forest and National Grasslands (NF & NGs) Supervisor and District Offices will be closed on Thurs., Nov. 23rd for the Thanksgiving Day Federal Holiday. Essential services not included. Visitor information services may be limited on Fri.

Mental Health Wednesday

As the calendar races towards Thanksgiving and the December holidays, many of us find ourselves caught up in the whirlwind of preparations, obligations, and expectations that come with this time of year.

New Mexico Households Among the Most Wasteful in Food Consumption, Study Finds

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A recent study spearheaded by Cherry Digital, a leading communications agency, has unveiled that New Mexico households discard approximately $999 worth of food each year, marking them as some of the nation's most wasteful consumers.

Mental Health Wednesday

As the nation prepares to honor its servicemen and women this Veteran's Day, there is a renewed focus on not just physical, but also mental wellbeing.