A vision for the future

Dear Editor, I would like to extend my gratitude to those people who have the vision and belief in Grants to continue transforming into an appealing and prosperous town in the near future.

Mulberry Query: Big Decisions About Pruning Even Bigger Trees

Question: I have a very large mulberry tree that offers great shade on the west side of my house in the summer. Last spring, I hired someone to cut back the limbs over the house and carport where they were dragging on the roof and the electrical line.

Shedding Light

According to the definition from Oxford Languages, the phrase ‘read between the lines’ means to “look for or discover a meaning that is hidden or implied rather than explicitly stated.”

Pandemic fatigue

During the COVID-19 pandemic there has been an increased light shined on the importance of managing mental and behavioral health wellness.

Letters to the Editor

Apology Dear Editor To the residents in District 4, I apologize that I was unable to attend the Q&A scheduled for the 25th of January. I was scheduled for some medical procedures at the VA on the 25th thru 26th. The scheduling was not optional for me.

Always Living and Learning

I cannot imagine experiencing virtual high school way back in my teenage years in the late 1970s. Of course, we did not have that sort of technology then.

Getting to know trustee candidate James Mercer

By: Kylie Garcia Reporter VILLAGE OF MILAN, N.M. — March is coming quickly and that means, so is municipal election time. For the Village of Milan Board of Trustees, three board seats will be available — that of the mayor’s and two trustees. Two candidates are running unopposed for the two seats.

Ask Nancy

Dear Nancy, I’ve been defeated and tired because I feel like my voice and opinions aren’t being heard. On many occasions, I’ve tried expressing my exasperation to my friends over all the bad news in these polarizing times, but it’s like I’m shouting and no one can hear me.

How to handle crime

Dear editor, Last month I traveled with my wife to a friend’s funeral in Quemado, NM. I was very impressed with how the church handled the funeral, it was full and that’s always a good sign the deceased had many friends and effected many people in that small community.

Guest Column

WASHINGTON, DC — The Liberal International Order (LIO) is failing, as pointed out numerous times by the likes of G. John Ikenberry, Inderjeet Parmar, and John Mearsheimer.