Ari Levin

One-third Española Schools Staff at High Risk if Infected

   Española schools will spend the first month of the fall in a fully-remote and online setting before hopefully transitioning into a partially on-campus...

School Security Upgrades to Cost $160,000

   The Española School District has so far paid more than $100,000 to a local contractor as part of a plan to refurbish security...

Judge Rejects Former Northern Finance Director’s Second Plea

    A District Court Judge rejected another plea arrangement given to Henrietta Trujillo, who embezzled funds from Northern New Mexico College.     First Judicial District...

Chama School Board Member Posts about Activist’s Genitalia

   A Chama School Board member shared and wrote transphobic and insensitive posts on a private Facebook page.     A post on Board Secretary Stephanie...

City’s Firewall Good Defense Against Cyberattacks But Not Fullproof

  After a costly cyberattack on Rio Arriba County, a similar attack could happen to the city of Española, though the city’s IT manager...

Former Pecos Coach Takes over as Española Athletic Director

    Last month, Ira Harge Jr. won his fourth-straight state championship. After a rocky start, the 2A Pecos boys basketball coach built a dynasty...

Distance Learning Highlights Inequities in Education

With school districts throughout Northern New Mexico finalizing their plans for continuous learning this week, concerns are being raised about how some students who...

McCurdy Charter’s Esports Team Among Best in State

    One of the best sports teams in Rio Arriba County doesn’t play basketball or volleyball.     The McCurdy Charter School esports, or competitive video...

Sundevil Seniors Roll Their Way to Scholarships

    The Española Valley bowling team may not be the most prominent, but it can compete with the best in the state.     Eighth-grader Raymond...

Escalante Football Coach Heads to Jal

    Dusty Giles remembers when his team first really made a mark. In 2012, the second year of his second stint as Escalante’s football...

Española Schools Finishing Year Remotely

School districts around New Mexico are working hard to finalize their plans for continuous learning for the rest of the semester, with schools closed...

Española Superintendent: ‘School is Not Canceled’

  New Mexico schools must find ways to finish the year without physical classrooms after state officials closed them to in-person education for the remainder...

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