Know your place

Dear editor, Most people have seen the negativity that has continued at the Grants City Council meetings. I will not be a reason for fake City Councilmen to abandon our citizens. The Council’s role is to provide oversight, review policy, and vote.

State of Affairs

“Corruption threatens United States national security, economic equity, global anti-poverty and development efforts, and democracy itself.

Stop playing politics

It is the position of the Cibola Citizen that elected officials in every capacity – including school board members, municipal officials, county officials, state, and federal officials – must be held to a higher standard.

Let them know what you think

Dear Editor, Citizens of Grants, we need our City Council to do its job, but City business cannot happen if the duly-elected Councilors don't show up at City Council meetings! Three members of the Grants City Council did not appear at the Special City Council Meeting on Monday, December 27, 2021.

My Christmas Gift

Dear editor, A cold dark time in so many ways. A house divided cannot stand. The extinction of families. Hope lost. But then I looked at the people around me. Each with their own pain and problems. Yet, still a smile, a kind word, a willingness to help or make someone else happy.

Mea culpas?

Dear editor, At the last Council meeting I demanded an apology be made to the City’s employees (and voters) for having created a hostile work environment for us, the employees. But alas, none has been forth coming.

Shedding Light

The world we’re living in is becoming more technological by the day. Many have differing views on how good or bad this is. I think that technology and social media can definitely have their benefits, as long as we are mindful about our use of it and what we are watching.

State of Affairs

The 2022 Beijing Olympics were shaping up to be one of the most anticipated sporting events of the early decade, until the world realized the atrocities of China.

Letters To the Editor

The Truth Part 2 Our wonderful Mayor and his buddies continue to spread false information. I apologizes for yet another letter to the editor, but I can’t stand it when people bully others and do not tell the truth. I would like to clarify some misinformation being put out there.

American roadkill

Millions of animals die on U.S. roads every year. Reductions in night-time driving would stem future senseless loss of wildlife. While data is difficult to come by for the number of animals killed on the 4.17 million miles of roads in the U.S.