Action Planning Sessions for the Recreation Economy for Rural Communities Grant. For more information, contact (505) 287-7927.

The Grants/Milan Rotary Club meets each Tuesday, El Cafecito Restaurant on Santa Fe Avenue in Grants, at noon. Meetings feature a guest speaker and are open to all visitors. Go online www.grantsrotary.org for more information.

Continental Divide is fortunate to have one of the state's largest cooperative-sponsored scholarship programs, thanks to the mining boom in the 1970s and 80s. In 1989, the Continental Divide Electric Education Foundation was established to assist CDEC members with scholarship money, which comes from unclaimed “capital credits.” These credits are invested by the co-op and the earnings are used for educational grants. Each year, the Foundation's board of directors decides how many scholarships to award, based on available funds. Scholarships are awarded to traditional and non-traditional college students who choose to attend school in New Mexico. Currently, grants of up to $4,000 are being awarded each year Visit http://cdec.coop/education for more information

TBK Bank will award $1,000 scholarships to ten high school seniors from across our various communities who qualify as low-to-moderate income. The program guidelines, eligibility requirements, and application are available exclusively through www.TBKBank.com/TBKScholars The application deadline is Wednesday, April 15th. Students must submit their applications to a TBK Bank branch location. If a student comes in to submit their application, please take their paperwork and give it to your Branch Manager. You are welcome and encouraged to share the link to the scholarship website with local schools, non-profit partners and ministries, and those in the community who are eligible to apply. Scholarship recipients will be announced in May. Please take a moment to read through the full program guidelines. All questions related to the program should be directed to Scholarship@TBKBank.com