Op-Ed The Legacy Continues

Long after New Mexico's uranium boom faded, one enduring relic of that era still comes alive every Saturday night.

Op-Ed Bridging the Gap: From Police Investigation to Prosecution

Frequently situations arise during the day-today operations of our office when it becomes clear that most people do not know what we do and how it happens REALLY.Last week we received an inquiry from a staff person who manages constituent services for one of our state legislators.

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Get Your H.A.T.

'Find a moment, just a simple moment, to close your eyes and think of the men and women who protect the freedoms you enjoy.

State of Affairs

Here we are, standing at the edge of 250 years.Two hundred and fifty years since the Declaration of Independence gave language to an idea that would change the world: that a people could govern themselves, that liberty was not a gift from kings, and that ordinary citizens had the right to build a...

Letters to the Editor . . .

A Good NeighborDear Editor, I want to share with you an experience which has added to my appreciation for the people of Grants.Recently, when I tried opening my emergency sliding door, it would not open. So I called William of Will Unlock and Key.

Get Your H.A.T.

Do not gloat when your enemy falls; when they stumble, do not let your heart rejoice. Proverbs 24:17-18The Treaty of Versailles, signed on June 28, 1919, officially marked the end of the “Great War” (World War I). However, it ultimately laid the groundwork for future conflict.

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The Cibola Citizen is inviting members of our community to share their voices, ideas, artwork and perspectives with our readers.We believe a local newspaper should reflect the community it serves.

Op-Ed

Not MetaphorsLawmakers recently held a hearing on how to balance pharmaceutical innovation and patient access. Predictably, the discussion returned to two familiar themes: so-called patent 'thickets' and 'evergreening.'

News

SANTA FE, N.M. – New Mexico’s State Canvass Board met today in Santa Fe and unanimously certified the results of the 2026 Primary Election.“Canvassing is a critical component of the democratic process that helps affirm the security and accuracy of our elections,” said Secretary of State Maggie...