Jimmy Lucero, a former employee of Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative, allegedly experienced bullying, discrimination and harassment from supervisors and fellow employees while working at...
In an act of protest, with hopes of negotiating, five people resigned in November from Tierra Amarilla’s Emergency Medical Services program.
The five, including driver...
By springtime, residents of the Valley will have access to a new behavioral healthcare facility.
A behavioral health organization called Darrin’s Place is planning to...
An official Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative message contains information that contradicts statements from legal representation of the Co-op—suggesting that members of the Co-op board...
In the article “Average Rate: Comparing Electricity Costs Equitably,” the December 2019 Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative Newsletter does not tell the full story...
Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative Board of Trustees President Nick Naranjo appointed members to the Election Committee during the May 24 Board meeting to oversee...
Prior to the 2018 Village of Chama election for mayor, Village Clerk Maggie Valdez reported that she received threatening text messages from an unknown...
Rio Arriba County officials are in negotiations to purchase the building that formerly housed the Española Valley Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.
The plan is to...