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Pet of the Week

Pet of the Week

Pet of the Week

Johnny Blaze is a lovable large-breed terrier mix with a heart of gold and a playful spirit that’s impossible to resist. Johnny is already neutered, fully up to date on all his shots, and ready to head home today.

Animal Tips

When training an animal don’t use negative reinforcement or punishment, as this can lead to fear and anxiety, ultimately damaging your bond.
Starting games for Jeep roundup Photo by Roger Siegmann

Starting games for Jeep roundup Photo by Roger Siegmann

3rd Annual Zuni Mt. / Mt. Taylor Willys Jeep Roundup

On this past Sunday, September 21, 2025, Evelyn and I hosted our 3rd Annual Zuni Mt. /Mt. Taylor Willys Jeep Roundup. The old Willys wagon seemed to be trail worthy, or perhaps just road ready. No leaks, no oil drips, and only need to touch up the duct tape covering holes in the floorboard.
Numia Ramone Courtesy Photo

Numia Ramone Courtesy Photo

Two Missing People From Grants

Amerika Rougemont, Reporter MILAN, N.M. - Numia Ramone and Lena Ramone were last seen in Milan, New Mexico, on September 28, 2025, at 12:00 p.m.Numia, who is 18 years old and stands at 5’09”, was last seen wearing a black hoodie, grey pants, and white shoes.Lena, who is 14 years old and stands at...
Milan Elementary hosts Color Fun Run

Milan Elementary hosts Color Fun Run

Milan Elementary hosts Color Fun Run

Diego Lopez, EditorMILAN, N.M. — Milan Elementary School held a Color Fun Run on Friday, Sept. 26, 2025, drawing students, families, and staff to a short community course.

Two Zuni Men Sentenced for Armed Assault on Pueblo

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Two men from Zuni Pueblo have been sentenced to 33 months in federal prison each for their roles in a violent armed assault that left four victims traumatized.According to court documents, the assault occurred on April 8, 2023, when Kamron Kallestewa, 25, and Kaden Panteah, 20,...

Fall Colors Arrive in Cibola County -

Diego Lopez, Editor CIBOLA COUNTY — Leaf-peeping season is officially here.As of Sept. 29, pockets of moderate color are showing in the Zuni Mountains west of Grants and in a few high-country patches north of the I-40 corridor, with low color spreading across most of the county.