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$3.2 Million I-40 Road Project Begins West of Grants

GRANTS, N.M. — Motorists traveling Interstate 40 west of Grants should prepare for construction and possible delays beginning Monday as the New Mexico Department of Transportation starts a $3.2 million rehabilitation project covering nine miles of the interstate.NMDOT District Six and Mountain...

Thank You To Our Advertisers

The Cibola Citizen thanks the local businesses, organizations and community members whose advertising support helped make our coverage of the 57th Annual Cibola- McKinley Bi-County Fair possible.Their support helps the Citizen continue covering local youth, agriculture, community events and the...
Congratulations to Jagar Begay for exhibiting the Reserve Grand Champion Steer. Courtesy Photo

Congratulations to Jagar Begay for exhibiting the Reserve Grand Champion Steer. Courtesy Photo

Bi-County Fair Results

CIBOLA COUNTY, N.M. - Your 2026 Grand Champion Beef, sponsored by Rico Motors, is Frances Lee.Your 2026 Grand Champion Swine, sponsored by Hilda Kendall is Bryce Hansen.Your 2026 Grand Champion Lamb, Sponsored by State Farm-Gibby Ramierez, is Hadley Little Elk.Your 2026 Grand Champion Goat...

NMSU’s September 25 Movie “Spartacus”

GRANTS, N.M. - Part IWould you be willing to fight to the death to entertain the public? Would you do it for a high amount of money? Would you do it to save another person? What if you never received any compensation or recognition? Would you do it? What if you were forced to do it?
Harry Lee III Congratulations to Cibola County’s and Bi County Fair exhibitor Harry Lee III for exhibiting the Grand, and Reserve Grand Champion Meat Pen Rabbits at the New Mexico State Fair. Courtesy Photo

Harry Lee III Congratulations to Cibola County’s and Bi County Fair exhibitor Harry Lee III for exhibiting the Grand, and Reserve Grand Champion Meat Pen Rabbits at the New Mexico State Fair. Courtesy Photo

Forest Service Opens Public Comment on Roca Honda Uranium Mine

Comments on proposed 21-year mine will be accepted for 30 days GRANTS, N.M. – The U.S. Forest Service is seeking public comment as it begins preparing an environmental impact statement for the proposed Roca Honda uranium mine near Grants.The Cibola National Forest and National Grasslands announced...
Amerika Rougemont - CC Doug Baum

Amerika Rougemont - CC Doug Baum

The Camel Corps

Doug Baum’s Historical Account at El Morro CIBOLA COUNTY, N.M. The El Morro Camel Corps event took place September 12 and 13, featuring presentations by camel expert Doug Baum.
A U.S. Forest Service map shows the proposed Roca Honda uranium mine project area near San Mateo in the Mount Taylor Ranger District. The Forest Service announced Sept. 11 that it is beginning an environmental impact statement and accepting public comments on the proposal for 30 days.

A U.S. Forest Service map shows the proposed Roca Honda uranium mine project area near San Mateo in the Mount Taylor Ranger District. The Forest Service announced Sept. 11 that it is beginning an environmental impact statement and accepting public comments on the proposal for 30 days.

Forest Service Opens Public Comment on Roca Honda Uranium Mine

Editor's Note: After publication, the Cibola Citizen was alerted that the public comment webpage was not working.