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Set-Up, Breakdown Times Vendor Hours

PREWITT, N.M. – Getting ready for the 56th Annual Bi-County Fair is no small feat, put on by a team on volunteers who care deeply about their communities and the spirit of Cibola and McKinley Counties.Vendors and exhibitors may load in ahead of daily opening times; please plan to be show-ready by 9...

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Animal Tips

Even if they have necessities and more, having them tied outside reduces their quality of life. This can cause physical and psychological harm, making them anxious, neurotic, aggressive, fearful, or depressed.
A map of City of Grants Council districts. Two seats are up for election in 2025: District 1, which includes portions of east Grants and neighborhoods near Roosevelt Avenue; and District 3, covering parts of north-central Grants and neighborhoods west of Sakelares Boulevard. Courtesy Photo

A map of City of Grants Council districts. Two seats are up for election in 2025: District 1, which includes portions of east Grants and neighborhoods near Roosevelt Avenue; and District 3, covering parts of north-central Grants and neighborhoods west of Sakelares Boulevard. Courtesy Photo

Local and School Board Election Coming November 3

Editor’s Note: This article only has the names of candidates who filed for office by 12:45 p.m. on Tuesday, August 26, 2025.
Judy Platero, secretary/treasurer of Thoreau Chapter (standing in front of second chair) tells Red Rock Landfill tour participants that the community is not opposed to the Quivira cleanup. It's opposed to bringing it to Thoreau. Photo by Kathy Helms

Judy Platero, secretary/treasurer of Thoreau Chapter (standing in front of second chair) tells Red Rock Landfill tour participants that the community is not opposed to the Quivira cleanup. It's opposed to bringing it to Thoreau. Photo by Kathy Helms

Radioactive Landfill Proposal Seen as Dividing Navajo Communities

THOREAU, N.M. – Explaining the rationale of burying low-level radioactive waste in a solid waste landfill to Navajo elders, especially if English is not their first language, obviously would be a bit daunting.

Wellbeing Wednesday

Check onYourPeopleSometimes the best way to care for your own mental health is to check on someone else.Sendaquick“thinkingof you” text or invite a friend to chat over coffee.