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Where Are the Scores?

In September, Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham held a literacy conference where she touted an estimated 4.3 percent growth in literacy rates, based off of preliminary assessment data from 2022-2023. The state celebrated, and yet no proof of this increase has been released to the public.
Grants Council Updates Community on City Manager Search and Shows Support for Renaming Santa Fe Avenue to Route 66

Grants Council Updates Community on City Manager Search and Shows Support for Renaming Santa Fe Avenue to Route 66

Grants Council Updates Community on City Manager Search and Shows Support for Renaming Santa Fe Avenue to Route 66

GRANTS, NM – The City of Grants held their Regular City Council meeting on October 25. During this meeting there was an update on the City Manager search, appointments to executive boards, and multiple time exemptions to NMDOT LGRF agreements.

DWI Arrest on George Hanosh Blvd. in Grants

GRANTS, N.M. — On Thursday evening, a routine traffic stop escalated into a DWI arrest in Grants, New Mexico. At approximately 7:11 p.m., a Grants Police Department (GPD) officer noticed a disabled truck in the middle of the intersection at George Hanosh Blvd. and Sakalares Blvd. with no lights on.

Mental Health Wednesday

The transition from October to November can be a subtle yet impactful shift in many people's lives. The cooling temperatures, the fading colors of the leaves, and the impending holidays can elicit a mix of emotions.
Vivian Brumbelow: A Legacy of Public Service in Milan

Vivian Brumbelow: A Legacy of Public Service in Milan

Vivian Brumbelow: A Legacy of Public Service in Milan

MILAN, NM -- Vivian Brumbelow, after serving as a public servant for the Village of Milan for over 30 years, reflects on her time as a trustee and offers insights on her thoughts about how the board should proceed with her deciding to not run for reelection.
New Mexico Infant Found Safe After Amber Alert; Father in Custody

New Mexico Infant Found Safe After Amber Alert; Father in Custody

New Mexico Infant Found Safe After Amber Alert; Father in Custody

Diego Lopez, Reporter LAGUNA, N.M. — An Amber Alert issued for 5month-old Ezra Raphealito of Espanola has been canceled after the infant was found safe, according to New Mexico State Police. The alert was triggered Thursday afternoon just after 5:15 p.m.
Pet of the Week Meet Gengar

Pet of the Week Meet Gengar

Pet of the Week Meet Gengar

Gengar is a 1-year-old female Lab/Terrier mix. She loves to play and be with her friends at the shelter. Gengar and her sister Eevee are the last of six, as all of their siblings have found their furever homes.