September 19 Aris Brown, born in 1994: Warrant – Magistrate Courts Crystal Wirt, born in 1984: Receiving Stolen Property Lakeisha Nez, born in 1998: Warrant – Magistrate Courts September 20 Kandie Barbone, born in 1975: Warrant – Magistrate Courts Antonia Aragon, born in 1975: Warrant – Other Jurisdictions Randi Sardo, born in 1994: Warrant – District Courts Isidro Chavez, born in 1980: Warrant - Municipal Court September 21 Issac Carbajal, born in 2001: Warrant – Other Jurisdictions Thomas Vernoy, born in 1982: Domestic Violence September 22 Craig Lyles, born in 1989: Bringing Contraband into a Prison Harley Sheets, born in 2004: Aggravated Battery of a Household Member (Strangulation) Maurice Begay, born in 1969: Warrant – Municipal Court Roberto Chavez, born in 1985: Driving While Revoked Melissa Mescale, born in 1987: DUI/DWI September 23 Adrian Pino, born in 1989: Disturbing the Peace Johnnie Gonzales, born in 1950: Aggravated DWI/DUI (5th Offense) September 25 Jajuan Miller, born in 1998: Warrant – Other Jurisdictions Jerry Chavez, born in 1994: Burglary Alycia Welch, born in 1989: Shoplifting September 26 Ezekial Baca, born in 1990: DUI/DWI.

MILAN, N.M. – The Village of Milan Police Department is actively investigating a string of robberies over the weekend. After making a clear warning to would-be robbers that the full force of the law would be brought down upon them, what is believed to be a group of robbers went on a mostly unsuccessful crime spree in the village. As of press time, MPD is investigating the spree and is chasing down leads and working to apprehend the criminals, much of the property they stole has already been recovered by police. “I’m not going to sugarcoat anything,” MPD Sergeant Joe Galindo said, “I promised to be transparent about what goes on in our department and I thought that putting out there how quickly we apprehended the suspect last week would deter any more robberies, but they struck anyway. We’re out there actively patrolling at night with our spotlights on and we check out the businesses.” He continued, “We’re doing everything we can with what we have. We work these cases to get a good result which is ultimately a prosecution. We are following up on leads until we find out who did this.”

LAGUNA PUEBLO, N.M. – A paragliding crash killed a 67-year-old just outside the Pueblo of Laguna near the Route 66 Casino off of I-40. Albuquerque, N.M. resident Carl Apodaca was killed in the crash which New Mexico State Police said happened for “Unknown reasons.” NMSP has said alcohol was not a factor in this accident, as of press time there is no other information available about the accident.

The New Mexico Human Services Department (HSD) announced that they have partnered with CHESS Health to provide peer support via the eRecovery Connections app for community members in treatment and recovery for substance use disorder. The app is part of the Connections for Recovery Initiative, which equips New Mexico's behavioral health providers with an additional tool to support people experiencing opioid, alcohol, or other substance use disorder.

What? Three Movies: “The Majestic Life of Elizabeth II” – October 1 “The War of the Worlds” – October 8 “The Invisible Man” – October 22 Youth Activities: Decorating Masks – October 15 Applying Halloween Make-Up – October 29 Why? To acknowledge Great Brian’s majesty To appreciate scary movies To provide activities for local youth When? Each Saturday at 2 p.m. Where? Cibol Art Gallery / Double Six Art Gallery located at Route 66 / 1001 W.

Ms. Sonya Hernandez, Health Coordinator of the Grants-Cibola County School District was guest speaker at the Double Six Art Gallery, Saturday, September 17.

GRANTS, N.M. – Grants High School and Los Alamitos Middle School in Grants, New Mexico have both been on lockdown over the past week due to scares at both schools.

Ted James, Region 6 Administrator, U.S. Small Business Administration The U.S. Small Business Administration’s partnership with lenders across our country to deliver our flagship 7(a) loans has often been hailed as the most successful public-private partnerships ever instituted by the federal government.