Letters to the Editor . . .

Dear Editor, My family and I would like to thank Grants Ambulance, Fire Department, Cibola County Sheriff’s Department for their prompt and continued service to my Mother Gloria Jenkins over these many years for assisting her in her hospital visits. You are all unsung heroes and we appreciate you!

Thanks for reading, Cibola

As we approach Thanksgiving Day, it is a time for reflection and gratitude. At the Cibola Citizen, we want to express our deep appreciation for our readers and all the wonderful people of Cibola County who make this community vibrant and unique.

Guest Column:

America's high-tech industries grew up hand in hand with a robust system of intellectual property rights. Without strong patent protections to encourage inventors, we would never have become a global leader in software, biotechnology, or artificial intelligence.

Letters to the Editor . . .

Veteran’s Day Celebrations Dear editor, It was such a pleasure to be able to participate in the Veteran's Day Memorial Service this past Saturday at Veteran's Park. There was a very nice crowd to take part in this service. Richard Jones was the Emcee and gave a beautiful talk about Veterans.

Guest Column: The Rule of Law and The Right to Vote

These two basic tenets of America deserve attention since they are currently endangered.

State of Affairs

In a world marked by geopolitical tensions, strategic alliances, and territorial disputes, the United States finds itself at a pivotal juncture in history.

Travels in Grants

Many thoughts have come together. The holidays bring memories of family. The news brings word of wars and drugs. Travels into Albuquerque bring visions of shocking change. My Uncle Ted was a very handsome man, a good worker and a charismatic musician and singer.

Letters to the Editor . . .

Dear Editor This Veterans Day, wars and conflicts overseas starkly reminds us of how fortunate we are to live in the United States and of the great debt we owe to our current and former military members.

Light in the Darkness

I have had high expectations placed on me all my life. I was always expected to be the best, to be the smartest. In first grade, I successfully tested into the Gifted and Talented Education program. I was ecstatic and thought that this meant I was smart, one of the smartest people at my school.

State of Affairs

In the ever-evolving landscape of American politics, it is crucial to shed light on the contrasting stances of our elected officials.