Always Living and Learning

Ah, summertime! Good ole’ sum, sum, summertime! Vacations, evening cookouts, baseball games, the movies, cruising down Santa Fe - radio tunes cranking - on a hot, July evening. It’s a time for students – and teachers – to recharge.

Letters to the Editor

Dear editor, Mr. Johnson Since your attempt at logic and “humor” directly addresses me, I thought I’d respond. I have rarely seen such a fascinating stream of unconsciousness.

State of Affairs

The world is enflamed.

Congress just delivered major postal reform legislation, so why is the US Postal Service ignoring it?

After the massive mail slowdowns and postage hikes of 2021, Congress took action to financially stabilize the U.S. Postal Service by passing a historic, bipartisan postal reform bill.

Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor: A big thank you to Kylie for her column about rain; it was just right for our tired land and our hearts. And now to have it in abundance in the midst of the drought is a miracle. Also thank you to our plumbers, electricians, police, and fire people.

Shedding Light

Change can be incredibly overwhelming and scary sometimes. Our initial reaction might be to resist such change, and that’s natural. I think that with time and perspective though, change turns into something that we can embrace rather than fear.

Letters to the Editor

Dear editor, There seems to be some misunderstanding about the meaning of the words used in the Second Amendment. Mr. Lopez is correct that rights cannot be taken away, a birthright.

In Response

Dear Editor, In response to Ralph Lucero's clearing up the facts letter. The fact is that the County receives the majority/bulk of its money from property taxes received from the City of Grants and the Village of Milan.

Always Living and Learning

What I wanted to do on Election Day last Tuesday afternoon, June 7 was to simply fulfill my duty as a United States citizen living in New Mexico's Cibola County and vote. I didn't expect to come home with a dog.

Letters to the Editor

Cleaning for the Love of Cibola Dear editor, You would have to be blind not to see dozens of bags of trash along Old McBride Road and Lobo Canyon Road last week. The New Mexico Department of Transportation, District 6, was out in big numbers picking up trash along both of these roads.