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If only they could talk. Statues dedicated to the memory of J. Robert Oppenheimer and Gen. Leslie Richard Groves appear to share a moment of casual conversation in downtown Los Alamos, N.M., where the atomic age began. Photo by Kathy Helms

If only they could talk. Statues dedicated to the memory of J. Robert Oppenheimer and Gen. Leslie Richard Groves appear to share a moment of casual conversation in downtown Los Alamos, N.M., where the atomic age began. Photo by Kathy Helms

Requiem for RECA pt. 5

Kathy Helms
Wednesday, September 4, 2024
wronged’After the House’s failure to act on RECA, Justin Ahasteen, executive director of the Navajo Nation Washington Office, said that in allowing the program to expire, Speaker Johnson not only betrayed Navajo veterans, blue-collar uranium miners and families who were unwitting victims of the...
GrantsAnimal Care Center 722 Sakelares Boulevard

GrantsAnimal Care Center 722 Sakelares Boulevard

Pet of the Week Meet Meela

News Staff
Wednesday, September 4, 2024
She is an 11-month-old, spayed female that is super sweet and shy at first but loves running outside and enjoying the sunshine with other furry friends. She’s up to date with current rabies, shots, and microchip so she's ready for a loving home.
Enjoy a good Poker Run? Explore the beauty that is Cibola County with the Grants-Cibola County Chamber of Commerce in a fun game that will showcase the incredible views, people, and histories of Cibola! Courtesy Photos

Enjoy a good Poker Run? Explore the beauty that is Cibola County with the Grants-Cibola County Chamber of Commerce in a fun game that will showcase the incredible views, people, and histories of Cibola! Courtesy Photos

Cibola Ends Summer with Community Celebration

Diego Lopez, Reporter
Wednesday, September 4, 2024
As the summer winds down, Cibola County is set to celebrate in style with the highly anticipated Cibola Trail Days, featuring the Rugged West Adventure Rally.

Taking Care of Your Yard During a Heat Wave

Turfmutt
Wednesday, August 28, 2024
As temperatures rise, so should the care of your yard’s lawn and landscape. However, it’s important to ensure your yard is healthy before a heat wave hits.“The healthier your grass, trees, and shrubs, the more resistant it will be to summer’s extreme temperatures.

New COVID-19 vaccine expected in New Mexico by early September

Nm Health
Wednesday, August 28, 2024
SANTA FE — The Biden-Harris administration announced last week the return of free COVID19 tests for Americans, set to begin in late September. In addition, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the latest COVID-19 vaccine, expected to be available in New Mexico within the next two weeks.