Whitney Jones

City’s Business Committee Has Not Met Since October

    Membership is waning in Española Mayor Alice Lucero’s recently established  Business Advisory Committee.     Ten individuals were appointed by the mayor in April to...

City Moves Toward Blending Wells to Fight Contamination

    The City of Española is a step closer to blending a few of its wells in order to increase production and dilute some...

Future Lieutenant Governor Sent on State Listening Tour

    Survival was the word of the day as local business owners voiced their concerns about the current economy to New Mexico’s Lieutenant Governor...

Tax Man, PRC Target Councilor

    Española City Councilor Robert Seeds is facing scrutiny for short-changing the state and federal governments hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxes, as...

City Ignoring Population Shift

    Even though 2010 Census data shows the populations of some Española voting precincts have grown by as much as 30 percent since 2000,...

City Bills for 39-Hour Day

    The city of Española is claiming its employees dedicated 500 hours of work over four days to activities related to the early February...

C.L. Hunter, Prominent Businessman, Dead at 83

    “C.L. (Hunter) was a mover and a shaker in the community, a leader, a visionary and enjoyed people a lot,” Valley View United...

Seeking The Great Pumpkin

    Students from Los Ninos Kindergarten flooded the pumpkin patch on the front lawn of Valley View United Methodist Church. The 5- and 6-year-olds...

Gas Company Missed Warnings

    New Mexico Gas Company is saying pipeline operators shirked their responsibility to communicate that natural gas the Company had ordered would not make...

As Furloughs Begin, City Hall Set to Get a Little Lonelier

    With the Española Fiesta winding down, the reality of furloughs for all city employees is sinking in.     Starting this week, all city employees...

Ex-City Manager Named in Suit

    The city of Española is counter-suing an engineering firm with personal ties to former acting city manager Veronica Albin and named Albin herself...

RTD Applicants Have Political Pedigree

    Three of the five applicants to become the North Central Regional Transit District’s next executive director have close political ties to Santa Fe,...

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