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Wellbeing Wednesday

Digital Detox
Wednesday, August 20, 2025
Did you know even 30 minutes away from your phone can improve your mood? Too much scrolling canincreaseanxietyandlower self-esteem. Try setting a “no phone” time — during meals, before bed, or while out in nature.
Pet of the Week

Pet of the Week

Pet of the Week

News Staff
Wednesday, August 20, 2025
Nelson is a 6-year-old Catahoula mix who has absolutely perfected the art of taking it easy. When Nelson first arrived in our care four months ago, he was a shy, quiet boy, unsure of the world and happiest when tucked away in a quiet corner.

Animal Tips

News Staff
Wednesday, August 20, 2025
Pets require a significant amount of your time.Animals- specifically dogs, need to be trained or they can have behavioral problems that result in excessive barking, chewing, jumping, or aggression.Pets need to maintain physical and mental health, which will maintain a healthy weight, strengthen...
Facility Coordinator Donald Jaramillo (left) and CEO/Executive Director Alice Perez (right). Motto: “No Mother’s child should go hungry.” Vision: “To nourish our families and children so our communities will thrive.” Mission Statement: “To acquire, store and distribute wholesome food to children, elderly and families in need.” Amerika Rougemont - CC

Facility Coordinator Donald Jaramillo (left) and CEO/Executive Director Alice Perez (right). Motto: “No Mother’s child should go hungry.” Vision: “To nourish our families and children so our communities will thrive.” Mission Statement: “To acquire, store and distribute wholesome food to children, elderly and families in need.” Amerika Rougemont - CC

Grants Community Pantry Moves to New Location

Amerika Rougemont, Reporter
Wednesday, August 20, 2025
GRANTS, N.M. – The Grants Community Pantry has recently moved to its new, larger location.Started in 2000 in a church parking lot by two men who used ice chests, these men saw the need in Cibola County.
The August 5 U.S. Drought Monitor shows all of Cibola County in drought, with 83.94% in Severe Drought (D2) and 16.06% in Extreme Drought (D3). No portion of the county is currently drought-free. Courtesy Photo

The August 5 U.S. Drought Monitor shows all of Cibola County in drought, with 83.94% in Severe Drought (D2) and 16.06% in Extreme Drought (D3). No portion of the county is currently drought-free. Courtesy Photo

Cibola Remains in Drought as Fire Season Presses On

Diego Lopez, Editor
Wednesday, August 13, 2025
CIBOLA COUNTY, N.M. — The summer sun’s grip shows no sign of loosening across Cibola County, where drought conditions remain firmly in place, river and lake levels continue to drop, and wildfires—both within county lines and just beyond—are a constant reminder of the heightened risks in this dry...