Austin Fisher

Officials Shorten Contractor List

    Española officials have narrowed the list and are deciding on who will fix the broken heating ventilation and air conditioning system at the...

Vote Will Determine Whether Private Property To Be Taxed

    In the wake of flash floods throughout Rio Arriba County, local environment conservation officials are expected to vote Thursday (9/8), on whether...

Motor Vehicle Computers Go on Fritz

    Technical problems knocked out the Department of Taxation and Revenue’s computer system throughout the state the week of Aug. 15, preventing residents from...

City Councilors Question Water Restrictions

    Customers of the city of Española’s utility services have been paying extra fees on their water bills for at least two years because...

City Officials Want To Collect Old Debt

    Unpaid utility bills have left the city of Española’s utility services short $1.5 million — about 15 percent of the city’s annual budget.    ...

Board Upholds Decision

    The New Mexico Public Employee Labor Relations Board has upheld an earlier decision by its director to dismiss allegations that the city of...

Humane Society Building Going to the Dogs

    City officials aim to repair the local animal shelter’s roof after long-standing leaks were ignored.     “The shelter building that we manage on your...

City Officials Track Wastewater Energy

    The city of Española started tracking how much energy it uses at its Wastewater Treatment Plant, in the first phase of a pilot...

New Voter Fraud Charges

    New Mexico’s Attorney General Hector Balderas’s Office will press new criminal charges against Española City Councilor Robert Seeds’s campaign assistant, after taking over...

Internet Customers Circulate Petition

    A petition being circulated online, calls on the head of Windstream Communications to hold employees accountable for outages and service that does not...

City Website Launch Delayed

    A launch of a new city of Española website has been delayed until late September, more than nine months after the city signed...

More Than a Meal

On any given Friday night, for the past three years, Jimmy Ortega Sr. can be seen standing in front of his building in La...

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