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Supreme Court of New Mexico: (from left) Justice Julie J. Vargas, Justice Michael E. Vigil, Chief Justice David K. Thomson, Justice C. Shannon Bacon, and Justice Briana H. Zamora. Courtesy Photo of the New Mexico Supreme Court

Supreme Court of New Mexico: (from left) Justice Julie J. Vargas, Justice Michael E. Vigil, Chief Justice David K. Thomson, Justice C. Shannon Bacon, and Justice Briana H. Zamora. Courtesy Photo of the New Mexico Supreme Court

NM Supreme Court Reaffirms Language Access as Federal Shift Sparks Concern

Diego Lopez, Editor
Wednesday, April 16, 2025
SANTA FE — In a direct response to a new federal executive order declaring English the official language of the United States, the New Mexico Supreme Court has reaffirmed the state judiciary’s constitutional commitment to providing language services for non-English speakers.
The Chief has promoted 1324 T. McCoy to the rank of Lieutenant. Lt. McCoy is currently an EMT-I, Firefighter 1and 2, Fire Instructor 1, and Wildland Type 2. Her hard work and dedication to providing for our communities, and drive to being an exemplary firefighter to her peers and others, are what earned her this position. Congratulations and keep up the outstanding work, Lt. Courtesy of Milan Fire Department

The Chief has promoted 1324 T. McCoy to the rank of Lieutenant. Lt. McCoy is currently an EMT-I, Firefighter 1and 2, Fire Instructor 1, and Wildland Type 2. Her hard work and dedication to providing for our communities, and drive to being an exemplary firefighter to her peers and others, are what earned her this position. Congratulations and keep up the outstanding work, Lt. Courtesy of Milan Fire Department

The Chief has promoted 1324 T. McCoy

News Staff
Wednesday, April 16, 2025
The Chief has promoted 1324 T. McCoy to the rank of Lieutenant. Lt. McCoy is currently an EMT-I, Firefighter 1and 2, Fire Instructor 1, and Wildland Type 2.
Grants Fire and Rescue Chief Maes speaks to AVID and driver’s education students at Grants High School during First Responder Appreciation Week. Chief Maes shared insights about his firefighting career and the importance of DWI safety, encouraging students to make smart choices Courtesy Photo

Grants Fire and Rescue Chief Maes speaks to AVID and driver’s education students at Grants High School during First Responder Appreciation Week. Chief Maes shared insights about his firefighting career and the importance of DWI safety, encouraging students to make smart choices Courtesy Photo

Grants Fire and Rescue Chief Maes speaks to AVID and driver’s education students

News Staff
Wednesday, April 16, 2025
Grants Fire and Rescue Chief Maes speaks to AVID and driver’s education students at Grants High School during First Responder Appreciation Week. Chief Maes shared insights about his firefighting career and the importance of DWI safety, encouraging students to make smart choices

Third Quarter Honor Roll

News Staff
Wednesday, April 16, 2025
Bluewater Elementary 3rd Quarter 3rd GradeCampos, Josiah J.Davis, Tate L. Garcia, Eli P. James, Beau Lolito, Lorenzo R. Mariano, Ariah R. Spencer, Addison R.Swick, Kylie M. Taylor, Nova R. Walker, Alexander J.Yellowhair, Kiel H.4th GradeBegay, Zelda R Grover, Theron S. Haight, Chase M.