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Buddy’s Trails – May 13th

Buddy’s Trails – May 13th

Buddy’s Trails – May 13th

Notes from a dry waterfall, fluttering wings, and a dog named BuddyShade Saavedra set out to visit a waterfall in the Zuni Mountains today, May 13th, hoping her two dogs could splash in the water; but the waterfall had other plans — it was dry. Still, the day wasn’t a loss.
Bilingual Poems by Los Alamitos Students

Bilingual Poems by Los Alamitos Students

Bilingual Poems by Los Alamitos Students

In celebration of National Poetry Month last April, students at Los Alamitos Middle School wrote bilingual poems with the support of their teachers – Navajo, Keres, Spanish, and Filipino to English. We are grateful for the guidance of Mr. Albert Romero (Keres Teacher and Title VI Liason), Ms.

It’s Okay to Grieve

The loss of a family member is one of the most difficult and challenging experiences a person can go through in their lifetime. Coping with the grief and emotional pain can be a long and difficult process, but there are steps you can take to help you through this difficult time.

Community Awareness

Veterans Reporting for Duty Military veterans are invited to the Double Six Art Gallery, 1001 W. Santa Fe Ave., for a round table discussion. Attendees will be able to share their story from 5:00pm to 7:00pm, May 24.
GrantsAnimal Care Center 722 Sakelares Boulevard

GrantsAnimal Care Center 722 Sakelares Boulevard

Pet of the Week

This week’s Pet of the Week is Red, a neutered male with a vibrant personality and a heart full of energy. He is friendly with other dogs and thrives in an active environment, making him an excellent companion for outdoor adventures. Red loves attention and is eager to bond with his forever family.
Gallup-McKinley County Schools Superintendent Mike Hyatt is facing an ethics complaint alleging he sought employment with Stride/K12 while the company held a contract with the district. Hyatt denies any wrongdoing. Courtesy Photo

Gallup-McKinley County Schools Superintendent Mike Hyatt is facing an ethics complaint alleging he sought employment with Stride/K12 while the company held a contract with the district. Hyatt denies any wrongdoing. Courtesy Photo

Parents Left in Limbo as Gallup-McKinley Schools Terminate Virtual Learning Contract Amid Ethics Controversy

CIBOLA COUNTY, N.M. — Dozens of families across western New Mexico— including at least two students who graduated this past weekend in Cibola County—are now caught in the middle of a growing controversy between Gallup-McKinley County Schools and its virtual education provider, Stride/K12.

Community Schedule

May 15th What? Cibola Crimestoppers Monthly Meeting When? Cibola Crimestoppers meets the 3rd Thursday of every month (except December) at 10:00 am Where? Cibola County Sheriffs Office 2001 Clif Lear AveMay 17th What? Art Taking Flight When? May 17 at 2 pm – 4 pm Where?
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GHS National Honor Society Grows

On April 28, Grants High School held its National Honor Society induction ceremony, welcoming new members who have demonstrated excellence in scholarship, leadership, service, and character.