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Northern Eagles Continue Winning With Pair of Victories

    The Northern New Mexico College men’s basketball team extended their winning streak to seven games and picked up their first conference wins of...

Two Vie for Fiesta Council Seat

    Two former Española Fiesta Council vice presidents are vying for the body’s top position for next year.     Jeremy Maestas, who served as the...

Candidates File for School Board Seats

    Thirty-three candidates from around Rio Arriba County signed up to try their luck in joining school boards from five different school districts in...

Ex-Judge Banned for Life

    A former Rio Arriba County judge, who is accused of racking up several infractions that include representing clients in district court while sitting...

McCurdy Charter School Accreditation Renewed, Problem Areas Identified

    Despite getting a renewed school accreditation, McCurdy Charter School still needs to improve on community engagement and implementing technology in classrooms.     After three...

Downtown Buildings Demolished

    It’s a new year and so far, 2015 has brought some changes to Paseo de Oñate.     After a month of work, officials demolished...

Lobos Take a Bite Out of Panthers

    The Escalante High School boys basketball team won the Northern Rio Grande Conference tournament, defeating Pecos High School, 59-51, in the championship game...

Council Eyes Panhandling Laws

    City officials are taking steps to tighten Española’s law against panhandlers.     They are proposing an amendment to the panhandling ordinance that will restrict...

Regents Approve College of Business

    Northern New Mexico College officials OK’d a move that would allow them to dedicate an entire college to its business program, following through...

Board Wants to Demolish Former Cariños Building

    The Española School Board moved one step closer to the demolition of the old, hazardous building that once housed Cariños Charter School students.    ...

City Officials Upset Over Losing Vendor Permit Money

    City officials might have missed out on money they could have earned from street vendors in previous years, because Planning and Zoning Department...

District Issued Letters over Providing Cariños Meals

    Although New Mexico Public Education Department officials concluded Española School District administrators violated National School Lunch Program requirements, administrators say their claim was...

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