The Postscript

My husband, Peter, and I landed in Mexico again, and we did what we have done in the past. We bought an enormous cake. It’s nice to have a cake in the house. I have discovered it is not necessarily a good idea to eat cake every day, as it eventually makes my clothes too small.

Get Your H.A.T.

In the time period between winter solstice and summer solstice, 2 February, many different celebrations have been created. It all began with a pagan festival known as imbolic. Later on, Christians developed their own celebration. A feast known as Candlemas.

Looking back. Looking forward.

As I approach the end of my first term in office as the 13th Judicial District Attorney, I am reflecting on what has been accomplished, what the challenges have been and what I would still like to accomplish before I leave office.

Op-Ed

Every Cibola County resident should be very concerned with HB-40, which is being shoved down our throats and would have huge financial repercussions for the economy and safety of our County.

The Postscript

My husband, Peter, and I are headed out to Mexico again, and before we do, I thought it was a good time of year to check in with some folks I care about, to see how 2024 had been treating them so far. First, I had dinner with my oldest friend, Andrew.

Letters to the Editor . . .

Dear editor, The Office of Code Enforcement receives regular complaints from business owners that pay for trash dumpsters but can't use them because thoughtless individuals sneak over in the middle of the night, or sometimes in the light of day, and dump their own personal trash in them.

Mining: The Bedrock of Everyday Life

Most Americans probably have never seen a mine, except perhaps for a rock quarry or a gravel pit, yet mining touches everyone’s life.

Education is failing America's future by forgetting its past

In 2022, eighth grade test scores in civics and U.S. history hit record lows. The decline didn't start with pandemic school closings. But they made it worse and revealed its extent. Less than half of adults can name the three branches of the U.S. government. Another 25% can't name even one.

This new year, don't crush American Innovation

Federal officials may soon decide to give away key domestic assets American intellectual property -- to our rivals. This will have profound and dangerous consequences for U.S. workers and our economy. At issue is a proposal before the World Trade Organization.

Letters to the Editor . . .

Dear editor, My concern is that we in Grants have been dubbed in the past as The Uranium Capital, as a Nurse caring for these now elderly uranium miners who have so many lung disease diagnosis and are required to see a Department of Labor approved Physician.