If you’ve been wondering where you’re going to buy your next half gallon of raw milk, look no further. DeSmet raw milk is back on the shelves at 1912 Market in Grants. Though there has been no end to the controversy surrounding the sale and consumption of raw milk, it is legal in the state of New Mexico except in Bernalillo County where health conscious consumers are forced to travel to the village of Los Ranchos de Albuquerque or out to the DeSmet dairy in Bosque Farms. Kevin Branum, the owner/operator of 1912 Market has a close relationship with the DeSmet Farm. “In my previous life I was an agronomist with the USDA,” Branum said. He had the good fortune to work on the DeSmet farm and build a relationship with Mike DeSmet. “We’ve known each other on a personal level since 2015.” He was able to witness a clean and healthy dairy operation up close.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announces the beginning of a Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) Five-Year Review of the Former Kirtland Air Force Base Demolition Bombing Range (KDBR) Munitions Response Site (MRS) in Cibola County, New Mexico. The property is now part of the El Malpais National Monument.

GRANTS, NM – New Mexico Firefighters Training Academy and Grants Fire and Rescue hosted a Vehicle Extrication 1 class for the past two weekends. Firefighters from GFR, Milan Volunteer Fire Department, Fence Lake Volunteer Fire Department, Cubero Volunteer Fire Department, and Bluewater Village Volunteer Fire Department participated in the extraction training.

Editors Note: This story originally ran in the March 22 edition, the date of the cleanup has changed and this story has been updated to reflect the change. GRANTS, NM - ‘Old Man Winter’ may chase us into spring, but longer days will soon lead to warmer days.

ALBUQUERQUE, NM – Attorney General Raúl Torrez along with 16 other attorneys general filed an amicus brief with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit in the case Estados Unidos Mexicanos v.

While the United States Department of Agriculture still considers Cibola County as “In Drought”, the US National Drought Mitigation Center, a part of the USDA, reports that Cibola County is not currently facing drought-like conditions across the majority of the county, with only the eastern portion of Cibola facing abnormally dry conditions.

As the winter snows begin to melt away and the world starts to turn green once more, many people look forward to the arrival of spring. However, for those who suffer from seasonal allergies, this time of year can bring a host of unpleasant symptoms, from itchy eyes to a runny nose.