Richard Reeder

City Officials’ Trash Plans Uncertain

    City of Española officials and North Central Solid Waste Authority management are looking at options for trash service if Rio Arriba County decides...

City Gains, Loses Businesses

    The recent closure of a fast food restaurant on Riverside Drive is the fourth business to leave that part of the city since...

Rain a Pain for West Side Residents

    Anyone who’s traveled down Hunter Street after a rainstorm has likely seen the pools of water that accumulate at the entrance to Calle...

Youth Go-Round at the Rodeo

A childrens rodeo can often be the first step for youth hoping to make a name for themselves.     Maxine Manzanares hopes it’s a launching...

Officials File Lawsuit for Access

    The city of Española has filed a lawsuit against five landowners to ensure access to its water tank that sits on the hill...

Company to Submit Plans for New Store

    The Birmingham, Ala.-based Dollar General store is on a path to bring a new store to Española.     Broadway Construction LLC will submit plans...

Keeping with Tradition

An ornamental oven at the Misión y Convento on the Plaza de Española is being restored by a community service worker.     Celestino Espinoza is...

Officials Discuss Revamping Buildings

    Architects and engineers from Wilson & Company visited the Española Public Library and the old municipal court building at city hall, July 22...

Preparing for Competition

The Rio Arriba County Fair is a chance for the Valdez family to showcase their talents and show their animals during the 4-H competitions.    ...

Lights Out in Abiquiú

    The Saturday night performance of the Showdown N’ Old Abiquiú Rodeo became its own version of an old country song that could be...

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