Cibola at a Crossroads

As we prepare for Election Day, we at the Cibola Citizen want to thank you for following our coverage over the past year.Since our first piece, “Cibola at a Crossroads,” last November, we have covered local candidates, major issues, and stories that showcase the unique opportunities and challenges...

Keep Pushing Forward!

As I am coming close to the end of my term as Cibola County Commissioner for District 4, I have been looking back at what has been accomplished in the past almost eight years and have to say it has been quite a ride!

Your Guide to the Free, Spooky Fun!

As Halloween approaches, Cibola County is getting ready for a weekend full of fun, frights, and family- friendly festivities! Whether you're into haunted houses, stargazing, or a good old-fashioned trunk-or-treat, there's something for everyone.

Guidance for a spooky, safe Halloween

SANTA FE – Kids of all ages love the magic of Halloween. Putting safety and health first will help make trick or treating Thursday night a great memory for the good ghouls in your life.For all its sweetness, among the biggest scares is Halloween candy.

CHS Presents La Llorona

CHS Press Release On October 19, 2024, Cibola County Historical Society presented La Llorona, courtesy New Mexico Humanities Council.Rosalia Pacheco and her son, Estevan presented the18th century version of La Llorona depicting a tormented spirit who appears in the dark of night, wandering,...

Changing the State Constitution Four Constitutional Amendments on the Ballot in 2024

Voters in Cibola County will help decide whether the state constitution should be amended.There are four amendments voters must decide on.

General Obligation Bonds and How They Impact Cibola County

As the November 5, General Election approaches, Cibola County voters will have the chance to weigh in on four General Obligation Bond questions that will help shape the future of state and local projects, specifically: senior citizen centers, libraries, higher education, and 911/emergency...

Make an informed decision about judges on the ballot

Assessing how state court judges perform on the job is difficult, particularly for New Mexico voters in today’s divisive political environment.

Community Events

Help elect a majority of the Cibola County Board of Commissioners, the people who run the government.In June, only 3,354 Cibola Citizens voted, and the Grants/Milan-metro lost a legislative seat.Polls are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Pet of the Week Meet Claire

This week's Pet of the Week is an adorable little year-old German shepherd mixed lady named Claire that was removed from her previous home because of severe malnutrition and neglect.