Barron Jones

Ex-Judge Banned for Life

    A former Rio Arriba County judge, who is accused of racking up several infractions that include representing clients in district court while sitting...

Guards Consult Lawyer over Comp Time Wages

    Some Rio Arriba County employees may have to cut back on shopping this holiday season, after hearing the County is having trouble paying...

Tierra Amarilla Wastewater Services Could Be Expanded

    Some Northern Rio Arriba County residents may soon find themselves enjoying what many other County residents take for granted    — sewage services.     County...

Co-op Suspends Order

    The Jemez Mountains Electrical Cooperative suspended an order demanding a local nonprofit remove or lose the fiber optic cable it attached to the...

Election Canvass Reveals Double Votes Submitted

    Rio Arriba County’s official election results show that 126 more registered voters participated in the close New Mexico Land Commission race than the...

Land Owner Ordered to Clean Up

    A Los Alamos recycling company owner admitted to illegally dumping potentially hazardous waste on his property near Abiquiú and now Rio Arriba County...

Commissioners Vote to Support Association’s Priorities

    Rio Arriba County Commissioners adopted a resolution they hope will save taxpayers from unnecessary, burdensome costs.     Commissioners unanimously approved a resolution agreeing to...

County Officials Want To Green-Light Gift Shop Liquor Sales

    If all goes according to plan, locals might be able to buy booze in more places than just the liquor or grocery store.    ...

County Manager Thinks Rio Arriba Short-Changed

    Rio Arriba County officials believe they may be getting short changed on revenues obtained from oil and gas and other gross receipts taxes.    ...

County Officials Talk Dixon, Lindrith Trash

    Rio Arriba County residents living in the Lindrith and Dixon areas will pay a lot less than in recent years to get rid...

CVS Allegedly Owes Co-op $40K

    The Jemez Mountains Electrical Cooperative Board of Trustees asked the New Mexico attorney general to help them collect $41,094 from a Fortune 500...

County Contract Questioned

    Rio Arriba County officials paid an Española company, with a politically connected foreman, more than a quarter of a million dollars to do...

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