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Planting Begins With Hope and a Prayer

April was previously touted as the target month for planting some produce that met certain criteria in light of the irrigation water challenges and the higher-than-normal temperatures.

Naranjo Faces 2 Challengers in District 2

Two hopefuls will try to unseat a long-time Rio Arriba County political figure in the race for District 2 commissioner.

Naranjo Petitions Court for Ballot Name Change

Who is Alejandrino Manuel Naranjo?

City Clamps Down on Sign Ordinance

The Rio Arriba County primary election isn’t until June and early voting is on May 5, but some candidates already had signs up within city limits — something that goes against a city ordinance.

1 Year Later and Still No New Information

Rio Arriba County Sheriff Billy Merrifield was a little obsessive when it came to cleanliness.

Committee Gathers Input

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Naranjo Faces 2 Challengers in District 2

Two hopefuls will try to unseat a long-time Rio Arriba County political figure in the race for District 2 commissioner.

Carlsbad Man Arrested After Fatal Crash

New Mexico State Police arrested a 34-year-old man for allegedly drunkenly causing a fatal car crash on March 29, after he was reported by his employer as driving drunk toward Farmington.

Pets of the Week 4/9/26

Waffles is syrupy sweet and this little breakfast bandit is now officially up for adoption at the Ojo Santa Fe Puppy Patch! He’s a 2 month old 11 lb. blue heeler-mix fresh from foster care and he’s ready to melt into you like butter on pancakes. He’s neutered, up-to-date and vaccines, microchipped and goes home with six months of heartworm prevention.

Man Pleads Guilty to Drunk Driving

A 24-year-old Española man pleaded guilty to a single count of drunk driving, following a June 12 crash in which deputies allegedly found the passenger in his car died from what appeared to be an overdose before the crash.

Woman Wants Invisible Husband Removed From Home

The police blotter is published to give readers an abridged look at criminal activity in their community and neighborhood. It is simply an illustration of what local law enforcement, funded by taxpayers, must deal with daily throughout the Española Valley.

Woman Gets 5 Years for Beating, Theft

An Española woman will spend five years on supervised probation for beating a man with a metal pipe, taking his wallet and using it to buy things at Walmart.
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