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Girlhood in Española and Motherhood 20 Years Later

    Don Usner: I first photographed Sophia Salazar in 1997, when she was attending Conjunto Preschool in Española, an early childhood education program that...

Center Honors Retired Firefighter

    Former Chama volunteer fire chief Felix Gallegos went to a fire call with one of his fellow volunteer firefighters in 2015 and when...

Grants Help Keep Youth Working

    Building new forest trails, preserving historic ruins, installing irrigation systems and mapping acequias are just a few of the projects New Mexico Conservation...

Big Changes in Store for Waste Authority

    After 12 days as interim manager, North Central Solid Waste Authority Chief Financial Officer Audrey Gonzales plans to make some big changes to...

Volunteers Keep an Eye on Eagles

    Austin Kuhlman, the lead ranger at Abiquiú Lake, slowly steered a boat in and out of the coves tucked along the Lake’s southern...

T.A. Pool Closed

    During the cold, winter months, residents in the northern part of Rio Arriba County can usually find respite in a visit to the...

Some Unaware of Tax Increase

    As of Jan. 1, the Rio Arriba County Gross Receipts Tax rate increased by three-eighths, or .375, percent.     Some local business owners and...

County Credit Cards Skimmed

    Thieves charged at least $1,337 to four Rio Arriba County credit cards, after the card data was stolen by skimmer devices installed on...

Commission OKs Energy Audit

    The Rio Arriba County Commission unanimously passed a resolution, Dec. 21, to allow Yearout, an Albuquerque-based energy services company, to conduct an Investment-Grade...

Plug Pulled on Solar Array Plan

    The Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative’s plan to build a 7.5-megawatt solar array is no more, as the Board of Trustees pulled out of...

Trash Rate Hike Adopted

    More than two months after a $2 price increase for Rio Arriba County customers went into affect, the North Central Solid Waste Authority...

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