Barron Jones

Illegal towyard still a problem

     Rio Arriba County code enforcement officials have been working for the past 11 months, to force a La Mesilla family to shut down...

City officials on trash debt list

    Española City Manager Kelly Duran and Councilor Eric Radosevich may find themselves among the hundreds of Rio Arriba County residents struggling to get...

Jemez manager meets, greets public

    A hefty crowd filed through the Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative Board room Nov. 14, for the official changing of the guard.     An estimated...

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...

Land owner ordered to clean up property

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

CVS allegedly owes Co-op $40,000

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

Rio Arriba voting problems

    Rio Arriba County Clerk’s office officials say poor equipment and inferior supplies impeded voting for some and slowed down the results for all,...

REDI-Net, Co-op officials to meet

    The removal of fiber optic cable from Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative poles could have a devastating effect on the governmental bodies that use...

Officials hope RV park draws visitors

    Rio Arriba County leaders took the first step to secure an RV park they hope will draw visitors to the area.     County commissioners...

Raphaelson retention still not clear

    First Judicial District Court Judge Sheri Raphaelson was still waiting Wednesday morning to know if she would be a judge in 2015. Raphaelson...

Co-op, REDI-Net tussle over poles

    Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative is poised to sue an economic development nonprofit over a breach of contract for a project the Co-op funded...

Repo gone bad turns into manhunt

    Española City Police and New Mexico State Police officials shut down parts of Riverside Drive, Oct. 24 to search for a passenger they...

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