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Trail users sought
Hikers, bikers, groups and outdoor people are wanted to provide information about the trails they use and which ones would be enhanced by improvements. The Zuni Mountain Trail Partnership seeks input on trails throughout the area. For more information call Laura at Future Foundations Family Center at 285-3542.
City seeks beauty consultant
Representatives are being sought for the City of Grants Beautification Committee.
The committee position is a non-compensated, volunteer placement.
Applications are available at city hall, 600 W. Santa Fe Ave. For more information call the city clerk at 287-7927.
Health group seeks caregivers
Heartland Hospice is seeking volunteers to help individuals and families during a difficult time. A volunteer can either help with administrative assignments or be a friendly visitor to spend time with a patient. For more information call Pam Orner at 1-505-323-1464 or e-mail 4663hr@hcr-manorcare.com.
Sibling sponsors
Interested community members are needed as volunteer Big Brothers and Big Sisters at Future Foundations Family Center. For more information call Tamara at 285-3542, ext. 115.
Group seeks coats for area children
If you or someone you know, who is 18 years or younger, is in need of a winter coat, please call the NMSU/NM Works Program at 287-1327.
The group will need the name of the child, age, sex, size, and name of the parent.
The program is located at 900 Mount Taylor Ave. in Grants.
Cemetery sets new guidelines
The Grants Cemetery Board reminds everyone that temporary markers need to be removed once a headstone is in place. Also, temporary fences need to be removed and solar lights will be allowed during the winter months only. It is okay to put luminaries out for the holidays, but must be picked up when the holidays are over.
Fitness room open at center
Residents can upgrade and maintain their physical health at Future Foundations Family Center. The center is offering a fitness room with a yearly fee of $25.
For more information call Lloyd or Rashel at 285-3542.
Children need foster parents
Volunteers are sought for abused and neglected children throughout Cibola County who are in custody of the state.
Volunteers for the Citizen Review Board meet one day each month to look at cases. They then send their recommendations to the appropriate judge.
For more information go to the website: www.nmcrb.org or call 1-866-857-2976.
Foster grandfolks
Older residents are needed to help students in neighborhood schools. Foster grandparents must be willing to devoted 20 hours per week, be 55 years or older, patient, kind and comfortable with school children. Age and income requirements must be met.
For more information call Dorie or Eileen at 285-3922.
Group offers life support
Help with life's trouble will be offered by the Celebrate Recovery program. The program begins on Friday, Feb. 12, at Immanuel Baptist Church in Milan.
Dinner begins at 6 p.m. in the fellowship hall, followed at 7 p.m. by a large group main sanctuary and the Solid Rock Café at 8 p.m. Child care will be provided.
Community prayer meet set for prisoners
The Baha'i group of Cibola County has organized a prayer meeting for imprisoned group leaders and believers in Iran on Feb. 7, from 3-4 p.m., at the home of Seth and Carla Ward, 1740 Encino Ave., in Grants.
The leaders, on trial starting Feb. 2, are charged with spying for Israel, a charge their supporters say is motivated by religious discrimination. The seven, two women and five men, are also accused of spreading propaganda against the Islamic republic and committing religious offenses, charges that can carry the death penalty, according to a CNN online report. The U.S. State Department recently condemned Iran's decision to try the leaders.
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