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Woman Claims Neighbor’s Daughter is the Devil

    The police blotter is published to give readers an abridged look at criminal activity in their community and neighborhood. It is simply an...

Public Gets Glimpse Of Hunter Bldg. Plans

    The public got its first real look this month, at a proposed $3.6 million retail development in downtown Española now being called the...

Man Shot in Back Won’t Cooperate

    State Police agents are asking for the public’s help in the case of a man who was shot in upper back, May 19,...

Trash Authority Losing out on Revenue

    North Central Solid Waste Authority does not have a system to identify, and collect fees from home and property owners who receive solid...

Man Launches Attack on Neighbor with Radio Waves

    The police blotter is published to give readers an abridged look at criminal activity in their community and neighborhood. It is simply an...

City Employees Get Raise

    All city of Española employees will officially receive a raise this summer to help cover the cost of living, after city officials approved...

Budget Cuts Could Hurt Seniors

     The Rio Arriba County Senior Citizens Program faces a potential cut of $433,650 to its budget in the 2017-2018 Fiscal Year, a...

Española City Workers Finally Gain Access To Hunter St. Culvert

    The first substantial rainfall in about six years fell on May 10 and it’s the first time it did not lead to flooding...

Making Española Beautiful

Brandon Mandoza (left) and Damian Mascareñas, both of Española, scoured the city’s major roadways with dozens of other volunteers, May 20, for the Keep...

Iconic Restaurant Changes Hands

    The Delta Bar, one of Española’s oldest businesses, will soon close to make room for a childcare center.     The bar and restaurant has...

County’s Draft Budget $3.7M Light

    Rio Arriba County Finance Director Christine Montaño will submit a $15.6 million budget to the New Mexico Department of Finance and Administration that...

Opioid Presentation Lacks Focus on Heroin, Answers

    Project OPEN, the Opioid Prevention Education Network, held its first training in Española, hosted by New Mexico Attorney General Hector Balderas.     Although the...

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