This is Darling, she is a 2-yearold spayed female terrier mix. She is a very loving dog who just wants attention. She is picky about the dogs she gets along with so would be better if she was the only dog but if you’re looking for someone who just wants cuddles then Darling is your girl.

Press Release SANTA FE, NM – The Legislative Finance Committee today released a budget recommendation for the 2024-2025 fiscal year that calls for spending $10.1 billion from the state’s general fund, a 5.9 percent, or $566 million, increase over FY24 planned spending. “After two years of recordsetting income, the FY24-25 budget is a reminder that we must meaningfully invest in programs that truly help and work for New Mexico, while simultaneously protecting the state from future revenue shortfalls,” said Senator George Muñoz, LFC chairman and chair of the Senate Finance Committee.

SANTA FE, NM – Today, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham released the FY25 executive budget recommendation. The budget totals $10.5 billion in recurring spending, a 9.9 percent increase from the last fiscal year. The executive recommendation will maintain reserves at 34.2 percent. The budget directs meaningful investments in key areas including housing, education, child wellbeing, public safety, health care, economic development, and water and natural resources.

The New Mexico State Budget is going to be crafted over the next month, with legislators, community members, and advocates vying for a slice of the financial pie. On this page, you will find the governor’s executive budget and the budget set by the Legislative Education Study Committee.

GRANTS, NM – Cibola General Hospital a committed healthcare provider in Cibola County, is proud to announce that it has been awarded a prestigious fourstar rating by the National Rural Rating System (NRRS), a program recognizing excellence in rural healthcare.

Arieanna Crowson CC On January 1 Rosie’s Café held a ribbon cutting ceremony and grand opening to celebrate their one year anniversary. The ceremony also included music by Amigos West and Menudo and Posole was served to the guests.

MENU Wednesday January 10 Zuppa Toscana soup, bread sticks, salad, dessert Thursday January 11 Chipped Beef on bread w/brown gravy, california veggies, cake. Friday January 12 Catfish, hushpuppy, coleslaw, corn on the cob, fruit.

SANTA FE, N.M. – KatieAnn Juanico is the new assistant secretary of Indian Education at the New Mexico Public Education Department. She was announced as the new assistant secretary by Secretary Arsenio Romero on May 9, and has since started her work to inform New Mexico Native American communities that the department is here to support their efforts and help improve their student proficiency, something she plans to do with a cultural acknowledgement about the struggles of balancing both the western and traditional cultures that Native students must navigate.