The following is a collection of press releases by the US State Department, US Treasury Department, and US Commerce Department on the military coup in Myanmar. State Department In response to the brutal campaign of violence perpetrated by the Burmese military regime and to continue imposing costs in connection with the military coup, the U.S.

Grants Fire and Rescue, Milan Fire Department, and the Cibola County Fire Command arrived at the site of a crash down Mount Taylor in the morning of July 5. No fatalities were reported, alcohol and high speeds are suspected as factors in the crash. Responders arrived on scene around 7:40 a.m. and discovered that the car had gone off the road before it hit a tree and rolled. One of the passengers was airlifted from the scene, another was taken by ambulance to Cibola General Hospital. Courtesy photo

CIBOLA COUNTY, N.M. – Former US Representative Xochitl Torres Small (D – NM), Cibola’s past delegate to Washington D.C., has been tapped by President Joe Biden to serve in in the Department of Agriculture as Under Secretary for Rural Development. This move makes Torres Small the second high-profile New Mexican tapped by President Biden to serve in his administration.

GRANTS, N.M. – Grants High School alumnus and former Grants Pirates football player, Shane Barron, graduated in May of this year. Barron played football for the Pirates all four years of high school, and his mother, Charlene Hatten, was a huge supporter of Barron and the Pirates every single one of those four years, all while also battling stage four breast cancer.

SANTA FE, N.M. – Gov.

SANTA FE, N.M. – The future of space tourism is scheduled to take flight in Southern New Mexico on Sunday, July 11, when the New Mexico Tourism Department teams up with Virgin Galactic for Virgin Galactic’s first fully crewed spaceflight, Virgin Galactic announced Thursday afternoon.

CIBOLA COUNTY, N.M. – Drug searches and seizures are not an uncommon occurrence throughout Cibola County, which boasts Interstate 40, a road better known as the Drug Corridor. Law enforcement from across the county have been working on drug interdiction and takedowns in an effort to keep the streets clean; in this effort, they have picked up thousands of pounds of different narcotics this year alone. Despite the work done by the police departments, there is still a large quantity of drugs that make their way to the streets; one of these drugs that is ravaging Cibola County and the rest of the country is Fentanyl.