N. M. Higher Education Department addresses questions on tuition-free college

SANTA FE – The New Mexico Higher Education Department is working to ensure that all New Mexicans receive accurate information on tuition-free college via the New Mexico Opportunity and Lottery Scholarships as classes begin at colleges and universities statewide this month.

$71,596 for Expanded Internet Connectivity in Laguna

PUEBLO OF LAGUNA – The New Mexico Broadband Collective has awarded the Pueblo of Laguna Utility Authority with $71,596 to increase internet connectivity in the pueblo. COVID-19 exposed the pueblo’s need for better connectivity.

NEW MEXICO UNITED ACADEMY TOPS ATLANTA UNITED ACADEMY, 4-1, IN DAY ONE OF THE SOMOS UNIDOS CUP

Albuquerque, N.M. – Day One of the inaugural Somos Unidos Cup, presented by Clark’s Pets Emporium, was as exciting as it was meaningful, as four of the top soccer academies in North America came together at the First Financial Training Center in Albuquerque.

GCCS Transportation Staff Refresh Their Knowledge

GRANTS, N.M. - On Thursday, March 3, The GCCS Transportation staff were provided a refresher course on Pre- and Post-Trip inspections by Instructor, Corrine Garcia.

Population-fueled U.S. sprawl undermines 30x30 conservation ambitions

The U.S. government recently joined the High Ambition Coalition for Nature and People, a group of more than 90 countries seeking to protect at least 30 population of the planet from development by 2030.

Cibola Marijuana Sales in July

GRANTS, N.M. – Marijuana sales continue to generate money for Cibola County, New Mexico.

GREEN BEANS (Phaseolus vulgaris)

If you want to have a success in your garden then plant some green beans. They don’t take much space and you get a lot of beans from a small plot. This isn’t the right time to plant but is the right time to eat beans from the store or farmer’s market and think about planting them next year.

Supreme Court Honors Retired Justice Edward Chávez

SANTA FE – The state Supreme Court has honored retired Justice Edward Chávez by dedicating its robing room to him and publishing a commemorative volume of opinions he wrote during his 15 years as a member of New Mexico’s highest court.

Missing Indigenous Women in Cibola

Diego Lopez, Reporter GRANTS, N.M. – There are several missing people from Cibola County, New Mexico. One of the most vulnerable groups in the country is the indigenous women demographic. Grants, N.M.